Draft:The Republic of Ajdinland
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The Republic of Ajdinland Akilbuper Ajdinland/Republika Ajdinland (Bosnian) | |
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| Motto: "Anything you imagine could be possible" | |
| Anthem: "Ajdinlande moj" | |
 Two territories of Ajdinland | |
| Capital | Tuzla |
| Largest city | Tuzla (by population) |
| Other languages | English, Bosnian, Nidjan |
| Demonym(s) | Ajdinian |
| Government | Presidential republic (de jure) Democratic monarchy (de facto) |
• President/King | Ajdin Sejdinović |
• Prime misnister | Hasan Sejdinović |
| Legislature | President/King |
| Establishment | 5 January 2022 |
| Membership | 19 people, 2 cats, 1 dog |
| Currency | Euro, Bosnian convertible mark, Sejlar |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (+2) (Central European (summer) time) |
| IMSO 1 code | ALD |
Ajdinland, officially The Republic of Ajdinland is an European micronation with two territories that are landlocked fully in the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The first ever document confirming Ajdinland's existence was found in a folder on an old computer with a date on it saying "5.1.2022 15:24" so it's assumed that it was founded at that time.
History
Ajdinland was created as a kingdom but only 3 days after it's creation, it was converted into a Presidential republic. First expansions were made around February 16th when Ajdinland annexed an exclave in the village of VB (one of the todays two territories).
On the 18. of May the first valid constitution was written in English and only a few days later translated to Bosnian.
More smaller expansions continued to happen for months and more and more information and content for Ajdinland was being created. The first major expansion of Ajdinland happened on the 1. of August when the territory of VB claimed areas to the south, including a small but famous tourist attraction. At this point in time Ajdinland only had 3 residents, despite having a decent amount of territory. Then on September 16th, Ajdin claimed his neighbours land, and with that increased the population by 1. The following day, Ajdin claimed "some" forest land that his dad owned and more than DOUBLED Ajdinalnds territory. With that claim came 50 year skirmishes about the forest land.
Geography and regions
Ajdinlands territory is split into two regions, PT and VB (for security).
PT is a building approximately 120 square meters in area and 14 residents in it. There is a staircase going through the middle of this region that brings you from the first to the fifth floor (approximately 20 meters high).
VB is a much larger and faster expanding region of the nation standing at around 23,968 square kilometers but only 5 residents. Some areas in this region are on a slope of over 45 degrees, making it difficult to move in those areas. Most of the income of Ajdinland comes from the two residents that live in the west of the region. They produce dairy products including milk, cheese and cream. The large forest area in the east of the region is home to many squirrels and other small wildlife.
National symbols
Ajdinlands national animal is a farm goat named "Hašima". She is named after "Hašim", a long deceased previous goat.
The national flower of the nation is chosen to be dandelion, due to the large amounts of it.
TV and Radio
Ajdinland has an official TV channel named ALT (AjdinLand TV) and a radio station ALR (AjdinLand Radio). The Tv program casts multiple different TV sitcoms, shows and a regular news program. So far the TV station had to broadcast two breaking news events, death of queen Elizabeth and skirmishes on the forest border.
Sports
There is a weekly football (soccer) game every Saturday/Sunday that gather many participants, usually resulting in the win of the team Amir. Smaller sport games occasionally occur every month including hide-n-seek and "čovječe ne ljuti se".
Population
As of September 2022, the population of Ajdinland stands at 19, with the gender ratio being 10 males and 9 females. 5,26 percent of residents are under 14, 84,21 percent between 15 and 64, and 10,52 percent over 65 y.o. The average life expectancy 82,9 years.
Languages
Ajdinland has 3 official languages. The first one is English with its variations, second is Bosnian/Native Bosnian, and lastly Nidjan which is Bosnian spelled and written backwards but the order of words is the same. Example: (-English- I have a micronation) (-Bosnian- Ja imam mikronaciju) (-Nidjan- Aj mami ujicanokrim)