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| conventional_long_name = T'vaqi |
| conventional_long_name = Nation of T'vaqi |
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| image_flag = T' |
| image_flag = T'vaqi flag.png |
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| capital = Ishiq |
| capital = [[Ishiq]] |
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| demonym = T'vaqi |
| demonym = T'vaqi |
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| government_type = Democratic Oligarchy |
| government_type = Democratic Oligarchy |
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| leader_title1 = Grand |
| leader_title1 = Grand Magister |
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| leader_name1 = Dimasi V'sha, |
| leader_name1 = [[Dimasi V'sha]], [[Insi Q'so]], [[Loqa Pili]] |
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| established_event1 = |
| established_event1 = Unified |
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| established_date1 = |
| established_date1 = 12-12 [[245 TT]] |
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| area_km2 = 20658 |
| area_km2 = 20658 |
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| population_estimate = 10,374, |
| population_estimate = 10,374,000 |
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|native_name=Q'ar T'vaqi|name=|established_event2=Founded|established_date2=1-2 [[244 TT]]}} |
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'''T'vaqi''', officially the '''Nation of T'vaqi''' or '''Q'ar T'vaqi''' is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the [[Attu Archipelago]]. It is the second smallest island in the archipelago by [[List of islands by land area|land area]], standing at 20,658 km<sup>2</sup>; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million. |
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== History == |
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=== Prehistory === |
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Millenia before its inception, T'vaqi was inhabited by several competing [[Factions of T'vaqi|factions]], each controlling a portion of its land. |
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=== First Unification === |
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=== Second Unification === |
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=== Post-Calming === |
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== Geography == |
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=== Ecology === |
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== Government == |
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The government of T'vaqi is built around a bureaucracy. Any citizen may promote or demote an individual of lower status by filing a request to the bureacracy, with the exception of Grand Magisters, who may not promote Senior Magisters to their position. |
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=== Social classes === |
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==== Grand Magister ==== |
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==== Senior Magister ==== |
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==== Magister ==== |
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==== High Priest ==== |
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==== Officiant ==== |
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== Culture == |
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=== Education === |
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==== Cognitive Capacity Scale ==== |
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''Main article: [[Cognitive Capacity Scale]]'' |
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=== Religion === |
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[[Category:T'vaqi]] |
[[Category:T'vaqi]] |
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[[Category:T'vaqi pages]] |
[[Category:T'vaqi pages]] |
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Revision as of 19:53, 27 June 2025
Nation of T'vaqi Q'ar T'vaqi | |
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 Flag | |
| Capital | Ishiq |
| Demonym | T'vaqi |
| Government | Democratic Oligarchy |
• Grand Magister | Dimasi V'sha, Insi Q'so, Loqa Pili |
| Establishment | |
• Unified | 12-12 245 TT |
• Founded | 1-2 244 TT |
| Area | |
• Total | 20,658 km2 (7,976 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 10,374,000 |
T'vaqi, officially the Nation of T'vaqi or Q'ar T'vaqi is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the Attu Archipelago. It is the second smallest island in the archipelago by land area, standing at 20,658 km2; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million.
History
Prehistory
Millenia before its inception, T'vaqi was inhabited by several competing factions, each controlling a portion of its land.
First Unification
Second Unification
Post-Calming
Geography
Ecology
Government
The government of T'vaqi is built around a bureaucracy. Any citizen may promote or demote an individual of lower status by filing a request to the bureacracy, with the exception of Grand Magisters, who may not promote Senior Magisters to their position.
Social classes
Grand Magister
Senior Magister
Magister
High Priest
Officiant
Culture
Education
Cognitive Capacity Scale
Main article: Cognitive Capacity Scale