Far Eastern Republic

Far Eastern Republic Дальневосточная Республика Dalnevostochnaya Respublika
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem: Internationale
Location of the Far Eastern Republic (green)
Capital and largest city	Khabarovsk
Recognised national languages	Russian Korean
Ethnic groups (2019)	Russian,Korean,Chinese
Demonym	Far Eastern
Government	Socialist Republic
• President	Yury Trutnev
• Party General Secretary	Yury Trutnev
• People's Congress chairman	Anna Poharkova
Establishment
• Established empire	1775
• Far Eastern Republic	6 april 1920
Area
• Total	12,059,908 km2 (4,656,357 sq mi) (2nd)
Population
• 2019 estimate	205,925,112 (6th)
GDP (PPP)	2019 estimate
• Total	$27.449 trillion (1th)
GDP (nominal)	2019 estimate
• Total	$14.172 trillion (2th)
Currency	Far Eastern Rouble (FER)
Time zone	Far Eastern central time (FET) (UTC+9)
• Summer (DST)	Far Eastern central time (FET) (UTC+9)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Drives on the	right
Calling code	00987
ISO 3166 code	FER
Internet TLD	.fer / .co.fer

Far Eastern Republic is a country in East Asia and is the world seccond largest land by area. Aside the mainland holding in the eastern Eurasian continent, The North West part of Northern America called Alyaska and Central Pacific islands of Hawaii are part of the Far Eastern Republic. There are total of 23 oblast (provinces), 5 autonomous regions, 3 direct-controlled municipalities (Kharbin, Vladivostok and Dalny).

Far Eastern Republic's history goes back to Russian expansion into Far east during 16th and 17th century when settlements around the fertile Amur basin begun to increase in population. Those settlements soon emerged as self-aware political power inside the Russian Empire and finally declared independence during the Pugachev-rebellion 1772. Far Eastern Empire was officially proclaimed in 1775. The new empire continued to expand into the sparsely populated areas around Chinese empire and by the late 19th century controlled wast areas of land with ever increasing population base due immigration from Russia and other parts of Europe. Following the rapid expansion, tension grew with China and another uprising Asian power Japan. These rivalries culminated in the Far Eastern - Japanese war in 1904-1905. After the losing the war against Japan, Far Eastern Empire begun to run into dept when trying to rebuild and compete Japan in military and influence over China and Korea. This drove the empire into economical turmoil which eventually exploded into socialistic revolution in 1920. Imperial regime fell and new Far Eastern Republic was formed. Tension with Japan remained and started escalating in the 30's when Japanese successfully reinstalled Chinese emperor Puyi as puppet ruler in China in 1937. During the Second world war, Japanese with their Chinese allies attacked Far Eastern Republic. After 4 years of war, Far Eastern Republic alongside with other allied countries emerged victorious. During the Cold War, Far Eastern Republic effectively controlled new socialist Asian puppet states in China and Japan and supported revolutionary movements across Asia and other parts of the world. Relations between the another socialist power Soviet Union begun to deteriorate in the late 50's ad eventually led split between the two powers.

Far Eastern Republic is one of the sole remaining socialist states. Its one-party unitary rule which has been denounced and criticized for human rights abuses, suppression of religious and ethnic minorities, censorship and mass surveillance, and cracking down on protests such as in 1989 by political dissidents and human rights groups.

After introducing economical reforms and adaption what the Far Eastern Communist Party calls as "market socialism" in late 70's, Far Eastern Republic has been one of the fastest growing economies with annual growth rates consistently above 6 percent. Since 2010, Far Eastern Republic has been the world's second-largest economy by nominal GDP, and since 2014, the largest economy in the world by purchasing power parity. Far Eastern Republic is one of the 5 permanent members in the UN security council and is recognized nuclear power. Its army is considered to be second largest in the world with the largest standing armies and second largest defense budget after USA.

Etymology

Far Eastern Republic, Дальневосто́чная Респу́блика, ДВР, tr. Dalnevostochnaya Respublika, DVR is continuum of the Far Eastern Empire which itself was distinction of the Russian empire. Initially the Far eastern population considered themselves as still Russians only governed under the Far Eastern Empire in Khabarovsk instead of St. Petersburg. At the late 18th century, Far Easterners begun to recognize themselves as "Far Easterners".

History

Main article: History of Far Eastern Republic, Far Eastern Empire

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Prehistory

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World War II

Main article: World war II, Pacific War 1941-45

Government

Main articles: Government of Far Eastern Republic and Far Eastern Republic

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Administrative division

Main article: Administrative division of Far Eastern Republic

Foreign relations and military

Main articles: Foreign relations of Far Eastern Republic and Far Eastern Republic Armed Forces

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Geography and climate

Main articles: Geography of Far Eastern Republic and Climate of Far Eastern Republic

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Climate

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Environment

Main article: Environment of Far Eastern Republic

Economy

Main article: Economy of Far Eastern Republic

See also: Transport in Far Eastern Republic and Tourism in Far Eastern Republic

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Infastructure and transport

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Demographics

Main articles: Demographics of Far Eastern Republic, Immigration to Far Eastern Republic and List of cities in Far Eastern Republic by population

Largest cities in Far Eastern Republic
Rank	Name		State	Population
1	Khabarovsk		State	10,635,971
2	Vladivostok		State	9,733,509
3	Dalny		State	6,690,432
4	Kharbin		State	5,119,100
5	Permskoye-na-Amure		State	4,041,200
6	Muravyov		State	3,700,829
7	Umurchi		State	3,550,000
8	Chita		State	2,957,920
9	Lashny		State	2,890,000
10	Petrograd		State	1,444,669

Culture

Main article: Culture of Far Eastern Republic

Sport

Main article: Sport in Far Eastern Republic