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ENGLISH: The Republic of the Indonesian States
BAHASA INDONESIA: Republik Indonesia Serikat

BREIF FACTS

• Motto: When elephants fight against elephants, deer die in the midst
• Capital City: Kota Laut
• Largest City: Jakarta
• National Language: Bahasa Indoneisa
• Other Languages: Javanese, Sundanese, Makassarese, Dutch, Arabic, other native languages
• Population: 1.7 Billion

• Religion:
o Islam: 82%
 Sunni: 80%
 Shi’ite: 2%
 Others: Less than 1%
o Christianity: 11%
 Protestantism: 9%
 Catholicism: 2%
o Hinduism: 3%
o Indigenous Religions: 3%
o Buddhism: 1%

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• List of States by Island:
o Sumatra
 Sumatra Utara
 North Riau
 South Riau
 Singapura
 Jambi
 Bengkulu
 Lampung
o Java
 Banten
 Sunda Kelapa
 Bandung
 Cirebon
 Central Java
 Yogyakarta
 Eastern Java
o Kalimantan(Borneo)
 West Kalimantan
 Kucing
 Brunei Darusallam
 North Kalimantan
 East Kalimantan
 Balikpapan
o Sulawesi
 South Sulawesi
 Palopo
 West Sulawesi
 Malili
 South-East Sulawesi
 Gorontalo
 Manado
o Nusa Tengarra Islands
 Bali
 Lombok
 West Nusa Tengarra
 East Nusa Tengarra
 Timor
o Maluku Islands
 North Maluku
 South Maluku
o Kota Laut Capital District

• Autonomous States
 Aceh Darusallam
 Papua
 South Philippines

GOVERNMENT

The Indonesian States is a Constitutional Democracy. Every 5 years, the citizens of the Indonesian States vote on for the President. The President may take up to 4 terms. The main Political Parties are, in order of seats in congress, Partai Liberal, Partai Yunanni-tua, Partai Demokrasi Serikat, Partai Islamiyat, Partai Eco, Partai Kristen-Konservatif

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS:

President: Johann van Dyke IMG: http://www.grandprix.com/jpeg/phc/Haffa_00_Nurburg_01.jpg
Vice-President: Muhammad Hanka IMG: http://www.freewebs.com/apiih91/060404.masdasd.jpg
Minister of Defence: Bambang Aswan Dirham IMG: (on left) http://img.timeinc.net/time/asia/magazine/2003/0324/etimor.jpg
Minister of Education: Kurniawan Aden IMG: http://kom.aau.dk/~bep/bep_cv.jpg
Minister of Transportation: Pasya De Jong IMG: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f7/Helmi_Johannes.jpg
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Ayen Pipiputri: http://www.hettykoesendang.com/images/hetty_biografie.jpg
Sultan of Autonomous Province Aceh: Sultan Khalid bin Najeeb Al-Naktoum: http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/f/f0/Hambali.jpg
Governor of Philippines Selatan: Sili Gomez IMG: http://www.asiasociety.org.au/speeches/photos/ramos.jpg
Governer of Papua: Buruk Suebo: IMG: http://web.papua.go.id/img/content/Image/gubsuebubig.jpg

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Foreign Relations

Link To The Indonesian States' Embassy: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread....states+embassy

Nations with Embassies in the Indonesian States

ViZion
Twafflonia
Alfegos
Visyayan People's
Yugo Slavia
Shansekia
Bautziar
Java-Minang
Mokastana
The New True Cross
Uratuu
Hamilay
New Brittonia
Breiraria
The Disputed Territories of Komekong
Aireedond
Aztec National League, The
Haberion
Lamonia
The Echo Islands
Nosovia
Cookesland
Kirav
Achae-Ottonia
Kuyamplaya
Nosoerepazzau
Sapetian Isles

List of Nations with Indonesian Embassies

Achae-Ottonia
Alfegos
Aireeidond Islands
Aztec National League, The
Belkaros
Boranesia
California
Cripistan
Greal
Kuampyala
Lamonia
Nosoerepazzazu
Philipinada
Punckeds
Shansekia
The New True Cross
Visyayan Peoples
Zaheran

HISTORY

== (400BC-1950)==
400BCE: Greek explorer visits Medan, Indonesia for five years. Also visits modern-day England, Scandinavia, Iceland, and Greenland. His fellow Greeks thought he was a madman and didn’t believe him.
720CE: A Srivijayan King requests that Indonesia unites as a single nation, inspired by the Greek Democratic system. All agree but the Kingdom of Aceh.
800 – 1200CE: Elected Kingdom of ‘Gugusan Kepulauan’ conquers most of south-east Asia and northern Australia, easily fighting the small Kingdoms and tribes in the area.
900 – 1400CE: Islam spreads throughout the Indonesian Archipelago, first in Aceh, then throughout the Islands. It gradually replaced Hinduism as the main religion
1300 – 1311CE: Buddhist Jangi Suparman starts a coup against the current leader, Hindu Gaja Madah, and starts the first Civil War, fought between Hindus and Buddhists. Jangi controled Eastern Java, Madura, and Bali, and creates the Buddhist Kingdom of Surabaya, but his regeime is eventually overthrown.
1435CE: A great war against China ends with devastating results; more than ¼ of the Indonesian Army is destroyed, and the northern colonies (Kampuchea, Siam, and Viet-Nam) are handed over to the Chinese.
1543 – 1581: The Dutch and Portugese invade Indonesia, and split it in half; the Dutch get South Sumatra, Java, and South Sulawesi; and the Portuguese get the Nusa Tengarra, North Sulawesi, and the Maluku islands.
August 17, 1581: Indonesian independence movements make a surprise attacks on all European forts. Taken by surprise, the Dutch and Portuguese had no chance, and surrendered 5 weeks later.
September, 1581: The European Colonialists, afraid of a mass-genocide, agreed to surrender and made a treaty, letting all European nationals have the choice to stay or leave peacefully. The Europeans would, however, have no military presence within the Indonesian States, and the Europeans would have to pay a small religion tax if they do not convert to Islam, otherwise they are free to build Churches, worship however they please, etc.
1585 – Late 1700’s: The Indonesian States, realizing their potential as a great naval power, started creating colonies in the ‘New World’. Allying themselves with the Netherlands and Portugal, they gained Colonies in the Caribbean, the America’s, and Africa, along with their current colonies in Asia and the Pacific.
1650 – 1658: A war with Spain started over land in California and the West Coast. The war later ended in the Battle of Los Angeles, when the Spanish finally gave up their Californian colonies; namely San Fransisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.
1740 – 1742: England wanted the Indonesian States’ Californian colonies, so they went to war with the Indonesian States. It was one of the worst moves in history, as the British were bombarded badly in Vancouver. The British just couldn’t fight back, because their ships couldn’t make it in time from the east coast, and they soon surrendered and gave their land from Southern Oregon to Vancouver Island to the Indonesians.
1745: The mainly Christian Maluku Islands declared Independence, but they were quickly overthrown. The General of the Indonesian States’ Forces against the Maluku Islands was General Thomas Matulessi Pattimura, who used to be the leader of Northern Maluku State.
1763: A British fleet of ships turned pirates decided to bomb the ethnic Buginese city of Makassar, in Sulawesi Selatan State. The results were bad for the pirates; Half of the fleet ran retreated back to England after 4 of their Ships were sank by the Indonesian States’ Navy in less than 30 minutes. The rest of the fleet was later surrounded and captured by the Indonesian Navy. Most people now believe that this is where the term ‘Boogeyman’ came from; when the surviving British fleet told stories of strong, powerful ‘Bugisman’ that killed quickly.
1799: A revolt in the Indonesian colony of Persia Timur(now in Eastern Iran and Southern Pakistan) forces the Indonesian States to grant them Independence
1803-1805: Great Britain, eager to capture the Spice Islands in Indonesia, declares war on the Indonesian States. They capture the southern Philippino Province, and continue down towards the Maluku Islands. The Indonesian States’ navy then fights a battle against the British in the northern Maluku island of Halmahera that last for almost two years. Eventually, the British, trapped in the mountains, surrender.
1838: The Indonesian States sells California to the United States for a high price. The US believed that this was a good price, for gold was found in 1849, but Indonesia already took most of the gold earlier.
Late 1847: Indonesia sides with the US in the Mexican – American War. They fought only one battle, which they won against Mexico, in Texas.
1872: A man named Yusuf Ibn Al-Halabi, half Acehnese and half Egyptian, declared that Aceh was to rule Indonesia and declare Sharia law for the whole nation. He went to Palembang (The capital at that time) and protested with his supporters. He was declared insane and after a small riot that was broken down, sent back to Prison in Aceh.
February19 – February22, 1880: Yusuf Ibn Al-Halabi, back from prison, raises an Army of 50,000 Acehnese and 800 expert Egyptian Mamelukes, and marches towards Medan. He sieges the city and Medan surrenders. The 2nd Indonesian Civil War has started.
March26 – May18, 1880: The Battle of Lake Toba begins when Al-Halabi’s forces attack the town of Brastagi, about 40 miles north of Lake Toba. The Indonesian army is forced to retreat, a few kilometers down to Kabanjhe, and make a small wall on surrounding roads to prevent Al-Halabi to get to Lake Toba. Kabanjhe is captured after two weeks of fighting, and the Indonesians then retreat to Fort Ambarita on an island in Lake Toba. Indonesian Reinforcements come on May 17, and a brave Cavalry charge scatters Al-Halabi’s men stationed in Parapat. They soon retreat back to Medan, where they raise more soldiers.
June22 – June27, 1880: Al-Halabi’s small navy lands sieges Padang and land 20,000 Aceh troops. Indonesian States’ resistance was fierce but they were forced to surrender the city.
July1, 1880: A sea battle off the coast of Pulau Seribut destroys all but 2 of Al-Halabi’s ships. The Acehnese are now trapped in Padang. Reinforcements are too far away, and Padang is surrounded by enemy territory.
October13, 1880 – January2, 1881: Al-Halabi sends envoys to Kuala Lumpur to convince the Governor of the Territory of Malayu to join the war against the Indonesian States. The Governor agrees and attacks Palembang, the Capital, by sea. His navy is defeated but he lands in Pulau Banka, off the coast of Sumatra. When the Indonesian troops arrive, the Governor hides in the jungle with his soldiers but is eventually captured. He is tried for treason and is executed.
March2 – May2, 1881: The Indonesian States sends 200,000 troops to destroy all rebel resistance. The Rebels only number 10,000 in Palembang, 10,000 in Medan, 3,000 in their capital, Aceh, and 5,000 elsewhere. Al-Halabi flees to Egypt on April 30. The Indonesian States’ Army marches into Aceh City on May 2 with no resistance. The 2nd Indonesian Civil War is over.
1893 -1895: The British declare war on the Indonesian States after they reportedly attacked British Troops in South Africa. The British respond by attacking Indonesian East – Africa, (Now the east coast of Tanzania, Mozambique, and parts of South Africa. Also northern Somalia) and New Guinea. The British capture Port Moresby, the capital of Papua Territory, but they later surrender.

==(1900–1950 )==
1900: The first Automobile is bought in Indonesia, by President-Elect Mustafa Suleiman. He lost the election to Agung Amin. This is the first election in which women are allowed to vote.
1914: WWII starts, but Indonesia does not join the war.
1920’s: The roarin’ 20’s comes to the Indonesian States, and – like the rest of the world – old people complain about those short skirts and short hair.
1923: The Indonesian States’ capital city is moved to Jakarta
March9 – April24, 1928: Malaya (now Malaysia) declares independence and their army marches towards Singapore. The Indonesian army then drives them all the way back to Kuala Lumpur. Soon, the Malayans retreat again, Into Mount Tahan.
April26 – June8, 1928: The Battle of Mount Tahan begins when 15,000 Indonesian forces move up from the south, with reinforcements 30Kilometers away. Malayan forces number 23,000, with artillery. Soon, the Indonesians charge and Malayan artillery fires, towards the jungles, where the Indonesian forces are located. New tanks come from the south-west, in Knala Tahan. Eventually, 12,000 Malayan troops surrender to the Indonesian troops, while the rest retreat up north, towards Thailand.
June – July, 1928: Siam, afraid of war against Indonesia (Siam gained independence from the Indonesian States since 1894), construct a barbed-wire wall on the border and stationed soldiers to prevent Malayan soldiers to cross the border into Siam.
July4, 1928: The nations of Bengal-Burma, Sri Lanka, and Goa claim their support for Malaya and threaten to send troops to fight the Indonesian States’ army. The Indonesian States, not wanting to cause a 2nd world war, agreed to back down.
August5, 1940: Nazi troops attack the Indonesian colony of Somalia Utara, and the Indonesian States is now militarily active in WWII.
August10, 1940: In merely 5 days, the Nazi’s retreat into Egypt. The Indonesian troops follow, and the Nazi’s are trapped in the middle of the southern Egyptian desert on all four sides. These Germans surrender, but Indonesia continues to support English troops in Egypt. Indonesians bravely fight in the North African campaign in Gazala, Tobruk, and El Alamein.
December16, 1941: Indonesia fights with British troops against the Japanese in Singapore. They quickly lose and the Indonesian navy creates a blockade, trying to get the Japanese away.
May8, 1943: Jakarta is captured by the Japanese, but 90% of the civilians are safely evacuated first to Yogyarkata, then to Darwin, Australia. Later in the year, as much as 76% of the civilians in Indonesia’s War-Zone are evacuated to Australia.
1944 – August17, 1945: The Japanese are finally captured in Jakarta, with the help of British, American, and Australian troops. Later, the Japanese General was executed for the genocide in the war – camps containing Indonesian and American soldiers.

Economy
The economy is very strong. In the years 1976-1981, however, the currency deteriorated and the economy declined. In 1980, President Abdulrachman Qasimi, the leader of the independence movement against the ‘white regeime’ in the early 1970’s, was assassinated, and replaced by Ming Huan-Chi. Ming Huan-Chi greatly improved the Economy, and by the time his terms had ended in 1995, the Indonesian States once again became an economic powerhouse.

Main Exports
• Natural Gas
• Crude Oil
• Spices
• Iron
• Rice
• Copper

Main Imports
• Machinery
• Fuels
• Foodstuffs

Reserved For ARmed Forces

SPORTS TEAMS OF INDONESIA

FOOTBALL

The Indonesian States National Football(Soccer) Association

Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Serikat (PSBIS)

National Stadium
Stadion Kota Laut
Cap. 84,000

National Team Rosters

No. name D.O.B Current Club
Goalkeepers
# 1 Gusti Hamengku 5-13-74 FC Capital
# 18 Candra Jati 12-21-78 Sriwijaya FC

Defenders
# 9 Agus Cahyadi 3-24-83 Makassar United.
# 17 Bejo 7-3-86 FC Yogyarkata
# 14 Bintang Soleh 3-2-81 Embassy City FC
# 2 Abd-al-Matin 1-2-79 FC Capital
# 5 Bambang Hartono 11-11-77 Sriwijaya FC
# 3 Indra Pramana 6-29-84 TSB Bandung

Midfielders
# 12 Iman Sanjaya 2-29-81 PSJ Jakarta
# 19 Dwi Harto 12-3-87 SMU
# 11 Widodo 4-1-85 Embassy City FC
# 16 Jean-Marc Dumont 5-6-78 FC Française
# 4 Mohammad Abdul-Jabar 7-19-83 Makassar United
# 7 Ren Li 3-12-89 PSJ Jakarta

Forwards
# 10 Krisna Dirgantara 11-16-84 FC Capital
# 6 Cory Van Hoeten 1-31-88 Batavia Holland FC
# 15 Satriyo Muladi 6-10-82 PSJ Jakarta
# 8 Jiang Bing Liu 12-9-77 TSB Bandung




Club Teams

Eastern Conference
Embassy City FC
FC Capital
FC Française
Makassar United
Flores FC
Medan
Bali
Banjarmasin Borneo
Balikpapan

Western Conference
Batavia Holland FC
FC Yogyakarta
PSJ Jakarta
Surabaya Madura United (SMU)
TSB Bandung.
Sriwijaya FC
Aceh
PS Medan
Bandar Seri Bergawan Darusallam

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BASKETBALL

Basketball Association of the Indonesian States

Permainan Bola Basket Indonesia Serikat


National Stadium
National Stadium (needs sponsor)
Cap.39,000


National Team Rosters

Starters

No. Name__position__height__weight__DOB__Team

#14 Wilhelm Weber__C.__6ft 10in__230lb__4-16-83__Bali
#5 Budi Areif__G__5ft 11in__152lb__9-10-84__International
#11Wira Kesuma__G__5ft-10in__147lb__11-27-84__Madura
#15 Jaap Molenaar__F__6ft 5in__ 212lb__2-1-79__Batavia Oranje
#8 Indra Pahbrati__F__6ft__156lb__9-5-83__Yogyarkata

Substitutes

#12 Cory van Waldenburg__C__6ft 11in__245lbs__1-16-81__Batavia Orange
#6 Satriyo Rahmad__G__5ft 9in__140lb__8-30-82__Makassar
#7 Joko Bagaskoro__G__5ft 10in__149lb__5-19-78__Kota Laut Capital
#4 Wu-Kong-Li__F__6ft 3in__184lb__7-12-81__Yogyarkata
#16 Pramana Waluyo__F__5ft 11in__3-26-83__Jakarta
#9 Agung Rojo__F__6ft__10-1-87__Bali




Teams

Western Conference
Bandung
Batavia Oranje
Brunei
Jakarta
Madura
Yogyarkata

Eastern Conference
Bali
International (Embassy City)
Kota Laut Capital
Makassar
Manado
Moluccas

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Anyone who wants to comment on the Factbook - or The Indonesian States in general - can now be able to do so.

Assalamu Aleikum

Hamdulilah for your people's generosity in allowing our rightful government, The Dar ul Ummar, to seek refuge in your lands, official or not.
The Islamic Emirate-in-exile of Mhoudia would like to have an embassy in your capital, as only the autonomous region of Aceh Darussalam currently recognises us.
Wallahi we will repay you someday, and will reccomend that our people in Aceh join your national army before they return to Mhoudia to liberate our land.

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