Honk Gong

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Honk Gong Special Administrative Region of the Penguins' Republic of Zhou
Honk Gong
Flag of Honk Gong
Motto"Set the Example"
Anthem"March of Penguins"
Royal anthem.
Capital
(and largest city)
Honk Gong
Official languages Cantonese, Mandarin, English
Species  Penguin, Puffle
Demonym Honk Gongese, Honkgonger
Membership None
Government Non-sovereign, partial democracy
 -  Chief Executive Donald Tsui
 -  Chief Justice Manny Tsang
 -  President of the Legislature Melvin Lee
Legislature Legislative Council
 -  Upper House City Council
Former Antarctic protectorate
 -  Antarctic Honk Gong Treaty July 1, 1841 
 -  Japalandese occupation of Honk Gong June 4 1941 - November 8, 1944 
 -  Transfer of sovereignty of Hong Kong April 7, 1998 
Population
 -  2009 estimate 7,800,000 
 -  2010 census 7,652,990 
 -  Density 1652/km2 
4,278.7/sq mi
Currency Honk Gong dollar (HG$)
Yes
Drives on the Left
Calling code 523

Honk Gong, officially the Honk Gong Special Administrative Region of the Penguins' Republic of Zhou, is a city-state at the southern part of Zhou. It was previously a colony of Puffle'and until it was returned to Zhou in 1997.

History[edit]

Honk Gong began as an island settlement 45 miles off the coast of the Eastern coast of Zhou. Although it was just a small fishing village at the time, the economic importance and growth of the village was not even predicted at the time.

Penguin settlements dated back to 1566, when a Imperial Asainian exploration sailed from the Capital, Peijine to Honk Going island, and set up a colony. In 1839, Imperial authorities refused the import of Opal to the area. The Kingdom of Puffle'and, however was furious, and started the First Opal War with Zhou. In 1841, Puffish Forces began occupying the area.

The former colonial flag of Honk Gong.

With the defeat of Zhou in 1895 with the Treaty of Nangjing, leasing the area to the to the Kingdom. In 1898, the land was extended to the New Territories and Mowloon. The Kingdom obtained a 99 year lease on the land, promising to cede the land back to Zhouese authority in 1997.

During the first half of the 20th century, Hong Kong switched control many times, as the government of the mainland kept changing. It became a free port, and was one of the most high-traffic ports in the early 20th century. It was the crown jewel of the North, as said by some, and was one of the Antarctic's most prestigious territories.

Honk Gong was invaded by Japalandese forces in 1914 during the Khanzem War, causing the Puffish forces to retreat to the Mountains of the New Territories. During the occupation, the citizens suffered tremendously, as food was being rationed, and that sickness and disease began plaguing the population. During the occupation, half of the population was gone, but the country was liberated by the Good Guys. Honk Gong was handed back to Puffle'and, who immediately began to modernize the area so that it could not compare with the rest of Zhou island at the time.

Less than a hundred years later, in 1997, Puffle'and returned Honk Gong to Zhou, and Zhou gave Honk Gong Special Administrative Status. Honk Gong continues to be a busy port to this day.

Government and Politics[edit]

Honk Gong is a country, under the Asaina-Antarctic Joint Act of 1987, makes Honk Gong one country, under two systems.The constitution of Honk Gong enshrined political freedoms and it's autonomy. The new constitution, or the Honk Gong Basic Law Bill, outlines the system of government of Honk Gong. The primary institutions of government is the Executive Council,who then is elected directly by the penguins, and acts like a city council. The head of the Council is the Chief Executive, who is the leader of the majority party elected into the Executive Council. Honk Gong also has a Civil Service, which enforces laws, and such.The legislature, is also elected by the penguins, and also by the Standing Committee, that determines half of the complete vote.The Legislative Council is a 60 member council, in which 30 are elected by the residents of Honk Gong, and the other 30 are appointed or elected by the Asaianian government. The Judiciary, is appointed by the Asainian government, and has only municipal and provincial courts. One federal court is also located in the country, but the Supreme Court is still located in Pecking, where cases that cannot be handled by the Honk Gong Judiciary are handled.

Language[edit]

The official languages, as enshrined by the Honk Gong Basic Laws are Cantonese and English. Due to Antarctic rule, Englsih has and still remains a highly important language in Honk Gong. Honk Gong also recognizes other dialects of Cantonese and Mandarin. Cantonese is the most common spoken language, with 89% of the population speaking Cantonese. The other 11% is Englsuh, and other Mandarin dialects.

Administrative districts[edit]

As the government system is unitary, there are no municipal councils, and all costs and projects and covered by the federal government. Unlike Zhou, there is no actual definition for cities and towns, as the entirety of the country is a city-state.The country is divided into 18 administrative regions, each represented by a Regional Councillor. In total, there are 405 elected district representatives, with 135 of them being appointed by the government itself.

Geography[edit]

Honk Gong is 426 sq mi, and consists of Honk Gong Island, Mowloon, and the New Region. There are 100 offshore islands, with the largest being Nantau Island. Much of Honk Gong is mountainous, with steep slopes. The lower areas are forest, while the higher areas have grassland.

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