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Revision as of 10:02, 11 July 2023 by imported>Aslan Whiterock

DISCLAIMER:POOR ENGLISH!



Lettistan(Chinese:蕾蒂斯坦), officialy the Democratic People's Republic of Lettistan(Chinese:蕾蒂斯坦民主主义人民共和国), formerly called Iran(Chinese:伊朗), is a country in West Asia. It is bordered by Turkey to the west, by Transcaucasia to the northwest, by the Caspian Sea and Turkestan to the north, by former Afghanistan and Pakistan to the east, and by the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf to the south. The largest city is the capital Whiterock(formerly Tehran), followed by Mashhad, Isfahan, Karaj, Shiraz, and Tabriz.
The official language of Lettistan are Persian and the main minority languages such as Kurdish and Baloch. Lettistan doesn't posseses a state religion and any attemps aims to introduce a state religion is against the constitution, despite of that, the main religion of Lettistan are Baha'i Faith and Zoroastrianism. Historically a multi-ethnic country, Lettistan remains a pluralistic society comprising numerous ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups, with the largest of these being Persians, Azeris, Kurds, Balochs and Turkmens.

History

Before The Great Collapse

Main article: History of Iran IRL

Present

On April 16, 2022, Lettistan suddenly appeared following the sudden collapse of former Iran.

Administrative divisions

The administrative divisions of Lettistan are organized into four hierarchical levels: The Vilayat-level, Prefecture-level, County-level and Township-level. At the highest level are nine vilayat(province)s, two municipalities and a special administrative region. The second-level divisions are prefectures and the prefecture-class cities. These are further subdivided into third-level entities: counties, county-class cities and the lowest level ones: townships, towns and mahallah(Chinese:街道办事处)s.

Map Name Code on map Administrative seat or largest city
Municipalities
Whiterock Five-pointed star /
Tabriz Four-pointed star /
Special administrative regions
Kurdistan C Sanandaj
Provinces
SW Lettistan A Ahvaz
SE Lettistan B Zahedan
Tehran D /
Tabriz E /
Qom F Qom
Hormozgan G Bandar Letti
South Lettistan H Shiraz
NE Lettistan I Mashhad
Central Lettistan J Isfahan

Government and politics

The political system of Lettistan is based on the 1978 Constitution and its successors

Constitution

The first constitution of Lettistan, which prescribed that Lettistan is a socialist republic and the president of Lettistan is the head of state and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, was passed in the summer of 1978. All the following constitutions are based after the 1978 constitution and amended to fit the internal and international situations. It's worth noting that the 2003 amendment of 2001 constitution promoted Letty Whiterock, the deceased anime girl former president to Generalissimo and Supreme Leader of Lettistan.

Head of state

The President of the Presidium of the Supreme Divan (Chinese:蕾蒂斯坦最高人民会议主席团主席) is the 'real head of state of Lettistan, which is elected through the national legislature, the Supreme Divan. Its term of office is 4 years except for emergency situations.
The Premier of Lettistan (Chinese:蕾蒂斯坦总理) plays the role of head of state while President is absent. Besides the President, the Supreme Leader (Chinese:最高领袖) is the de jure head of state of Lettistan, which is an equivalent of the Eternal President of North Korea in reality. The current and the only Supreme Leader is Letty Whiterock.

Political Parties

Government (执政党)
Worker's Party of Lettistan
218 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: WPL
  • Ideology:
    • Juche, aka Letty Whiterock Theocracy
    • Left-Wing Populism
    • Conservative Socialism
    • Iranian Nationalism
    • Statism
    • Secularism
    • Conservative Progressivism
    • Democratic Socialism (factions)
    • Authoritarianism (factions)
    • National Communism (factions)
    • Islamic Socialism (factions)
    • Anti-Communism (factions)
    • Strasserism (accused)
Opposition Satellite parties (在野党 卫星党)

Libertarian Leftist Front "Lily White"

181 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: LLF
  • Ideology:
    • Libertarian Socialism
    • Democratic Socialism
    • Revolutionary Progressivism

Social Democracy and Progress Coalition

125 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: SDPC
  • Ideology:
    • Social Democracy
    • Democratic Socialism
    • Progressivism

National Front

83 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: NF
  • Ideology:
    • Iranian Nationalism
    • Pan-Iranism
    • Secularism
    • Pahlavism (factions)

Zoroastrian Democratic Party

68 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: ZDP
  • Ideology:
    • Zoroastrian interests
    • Religious Democracy

Liberal Democratic Party of Lettistan

67 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: LDPL
  • Ideology:
    • Liberal Democracy
    • Liberalism
    • Progressivism
    • Anti-Corruption

Republician Party of Lettistan

57 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: RPL
  • Ideology:
    • Republicianism
    • Secularism

Green Party of Lettistan

12 / 1,000
  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: GPL
  • Ideology:
    • Environmentalism

Not in Supreme Divan (不在最高人民会议内)

Maoist Communist Party of Lettistan

  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: MCPL
  • Ideology:
    • Maoism
    • Anti-Revisionism

Illegal group (非法组织)

Iranian Anti-Communist National Salvation Army

  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: IACNSA
  • Ideology:
    • Khomeinism
    • Reactionaryism
    • Neoconservatism (factions)
    • Fourth Theory (accused)
    • Pahlavism (minor factions)

Real Communist Party of Iran

  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: RCPI
  • Ideology:
    • Stalinism
    • Pol Potism (accused)

Kekistani Resistance in Iran

  • Leader: WIP
  • Abbreviation: KR
  • Ideology:
    • Satirism

Pressure group (打压组织)

Legislature

Supreme Divan (Chinese: 最高人民会议) is the unicameral legislature of Lettistan alongside. It has 1000 members, elected for four-year terms in single-seat constituencies. Elections are held in four-year intervals, the most recent taking place in 2037.

  • Worker's Party of Lettistan (218/1000)
  • Libertarian Leftist Front "Lily White" (181/1000)
  • Social Democracy and Progress Coalition (125/1000)
  • National Front (83/1000)
  • Zoroastrian Democratic Party (68/1000)
  • Liberal Democratic Party of Lettistan (67/1000)
  • Republician Party of Lettistan (57/1000)
  • Green Party of Lettistan (12/1000)
  • Independents (189/1000)

Judicial system

Military

Equipments

Pistols

  • Damavand - local licensed copy of CZ 75 but chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. Current main service pistol.
  • CZ-75
  • Makarov PM
  • Stechkin APS - Used by LETSOF.
  • Browning Hi-Power
  • Colt M1911
  • TT-33 - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.

Shotguns

  • Saiga-12
  • Vepr-12
  • KS-23 - Used by custodial guards.

SMGs

  • PP-19 Bizon
  • PP-19-01 Vityaz-SN - Used by LETSOF.
  • PP-2000 - Used by armored vehicle crews.
  • MP5 - Main service SMG. Being produced uncer license.
  • Star Model Z84 - Used by Lettistani Marines.
  • IMI Uzi - Used by Lettistani Marines.
  • M1 Thompson - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.
  • M3 Grease Gun - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.

Carbines and spec arms

  • AK-104 - Mainly by Lettistani Paratroopers and LETSOF.
  • AK-105 - Mainly by Lettistani Paratroopers.
  • M4 - Used by LETSOF and Lettistani peacekeepers. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • AKS-74U - Used by armored vehicle crews. Being phased out by AK-104 and AK-105.
  • Norinco CQ-A - Used by Lettistani peacekeepers.
  • AS Val - Used by LETSOF.
  • VSS Vintorez - Used by LETSOF.
  • M1 Carbine - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.

Assualt rifles

  • AK-74M - Mainly used by LETSOF. Being produced uncer license.
  • AK-103 - Main service assault rifle. Being produced uncer license.
  • AK-74 - Former main service assault rifle. Being produced uncer license.
  • AKM and its derivatives - Few used by the army, mostly used by reserve. being produced uncer license but some acquired through former Iraq.
  • Norinco CQ - Used by Lettistani peacekeepers and being produced uncer license.
  • HK 53 - Few used by the army, mostly used by reserve.
  • Type 56 - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.

Battle rifles, DMRs and sniper rifles

  • SVDM - Main service sniper rifle.
  • SVD and Type 79/85 - Main service sniper rifle, some used by reserved. Being produced uncer license but some acquired through former Iraq.
  • SVU - Used by Lettistani peacekeepers.
  • Zastava M76 - Acquired through former Iraq. In limited use.
  • Orsis T-500 - Used by LETSOF.
  • Steyr HS .50 - Standard service anti-material rifle. Being produced uncer license.
  • Zastava M93 - Acquired through former Iraq. In limited use.
  • OSV-96 - Used by LETSOF.
  • HK G3A6 - Few used by the army, mostly used by reserve.
  • M1 Garand - Used by reserved. Mostly in storage.

Light machine guns and GPMGs

  • RPK-74M - Standard service light machine gun. Being produced uncer license.
  • RPK-74 - Standard service light machine gun and being phased out by RPK-74M. Being produced uncer license.
  • RPK - Former service light machine gun and being used by reserved. Being produced uncer license but some acquired through former Iraq.
  • PKP - In limited usage. Replacing PKM.
  • PKM - Standard Soviet-standard service GPMG. Being produced uncer license and being replaced.
  • MG3 - Standard NATO-standard service GPMG. Being produced uncer license.

Heavy machine guns

  • NSV - Standard Soviet-standard service heavy machine gun and mounted on vehicles, replacing DShK.
  • Kord
  • Browning M2HB
  • DShK - Mounted on vehicles. Mostly used by reserved.

Grenades

  • RGD-5
  • F-1
  • Mines

    Grenade launchers

    • GP-30 - Used on Soviet assault rifles.
    • M203 - Used on NATO assault rifles.
    • RG-6
    • M79
    • AGS-30 - Being produced uncer license and mounted on various light vehicles.
    • AGS-17 - Being phased out.

    Rocket launchers

    • RPG-29 - Standard service anti-tank weapon. Being produced uncer license.
    • RPG-26 - Being produced uncer license.
    • RPG-7 - Being produced uncer license. Some acquired from former Iraq.
    • Type 69 - Some acquired from former Iraq.
    • RPO-A Shmel - In limited use by LETSOF.

    Recoilless rifles

    • SPG-9 - Being produced uncer license
    • M40 - Being produced uncer license

    ATGMs

    • Spike
    • FGM-148 Javelin
    • 9M133 Kornet
    • 9K115-2 Metis-M
    • 9M113 Konkurs
    • BGM-71 TOW
    • 9K111 Fagot
    • M47 Dragon
    • 9M14 Malyutka and HJ-73

    MANPADS

    • FIM-92 Stinger
    • 9K34 Strela-3
    • 9K38 Igla
    • QW-1 Vanguard

    Main battle tanks

  • LM-75M3 Zolfikar-IV - The Lettistani equivalent of T-90SM.
  • LM-75M2 Zolfikar-III - The Lettistani equivalent of T-72B3M.
  • T-90
  • LM-75 Zolfikar-I - First individual MBT.
  • T-80 - In limited usage.
  • T-72 - Main service MBT. Being produced under license and being upgraded.
  • T-62 - Few used by the army, mostly used by reserve. Being upgraded locally. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • T-55 and Type 59 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • M60 - Being upgraded locally.
  • Chieftain - Being upgraded locally.
  • M48 - In reserves. Being upgraded locally.
  • M47 - In reserves.
  • Light tanks

    • FV101 Scorpion - Being upgraded locally and manufactured as "Tosan".
    • PT-76 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq and Being upgraded locally.

    Infantry fighting vehicles

    • BMP-3
    • BMD-4
    • BMD-3
    • BTR-82 - Main wheeled IFV.
    • BMP-2 - Main tracked IFV. Being produced uncer license and being upgraded.
    • BMP-1 - Some acquired through former Iraq. Being produced under license and being upgraded.
    • BMD-2
    • BMD-1

    Armored personeel carriers

    • Kamaz Typhoon
    • BTR-80 - Main wheeled APC.
    • BTR-70 - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • BTR-60 - Mostly used by reserve. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • Boragh - Main tracked APC. Individual APC developed from BMP chassis.
    • BTR-50 - Some upgraded with RWS and became IFV.
    • MT-LB - Some acquired through former Iraq. Being produced under license and being upgraded.
    • M113 - Mostly used by reserve.
    • BRDM-2 - Mostly used by reserve. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • EE-9 Cascavel - Mostly used by reserve. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • EE-11 Urutu - Mostly used by reserve. Some acquired through former Iraq.

    Tank destroyers

    • 2S25 Sprut-SD
    • 9P149 Shturm-S
    • 9P148 Konkurs
    • M901

    Light armored cars

    • Cougar H MRAP

    Light vehicles

  • UAZ-3151 and UAZ-469
  • UAZ-452
  • M151
  • Military transportation trucks

    • Unimog
    • Mercedez Benz G-class
    • Ural-4320
    • Ural-375
    • M35

    Engineering and fortification vehicles

    Towed artillery

    • D-44 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • T-12 and MT-12 - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • M101 - In reserves.
    • D-74 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • D-30 - Being produced under license and being upgraded.
    • M-46 - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • D-20 - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • 2A36 Giatsint-B
    • 2A65 Msta-B
    • M114 - In reserves.
    • M-30 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • D-1 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.

    Self-propelled artillery

    • 2S1 Gvozdika - Being produced under license and being upgraded. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • 2S3 Akatsiya - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • 2S5 Giatsint
    • 2S19 Msta
    • Dana
    • M109A2 - Being produced under license and being upgraded.
    • PLZ-45
    • M107 - In reserves.
    • 2S7 Pion
    • M110 - In reserves.

    Towed rocket artillery

    • Type 63 - Being produced under license and being upgraded.

    Self-propelled rocket artillery

    • BM-21 Grad - Being produced under license and being upgraded. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • RM-70 - Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • BM-27 Uragan
    • TOS-1
    • BM-30 Smerch

    Towed mortars

    • 2B9 Vasilek - Being produced under license and being upgraded.
    • 2B11
    • 2S12 Sani
    • 2B14 Podnos
    • M1
    • M30

    Self-propelled mortars

    • 2S9 Nona
    • 2S23 Nona-SVK
    • M106

    Towed Anti-air guns

  • ZU-23-2 - Being produced under license and being upgraded. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • Oerlikon GDF-002 - Being produced uncer license and being upgraded.
  • 61-K - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • Bofors L70 - In reserves.
  • AZP S-60 - Being produced under license and being upgraded. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • KS-19 - Being produced under license and being upgraded. Some acquired through former Iraq.
  • Self-propelled Anti-air guns

    • 2K22 Tunguska
    • ZSU-23-4 Shilka - Being upgraded locally. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • ZSU-57-2 - In reserves. Some acquired through former Iraq.

    Towed SAMs

    • S-300 - Being produced without license and being upgraded.
    • S-200 - Being upgraded locally.
    • S-75 - Being produced without license and being upgraded, some of them are modified into ballistic missiles. Some acquired through former Iraq.
    • MIM-23 - Being produced without license and being upgraded.

    Self-propelled SAMs

    • 9K37 Buk
    • 9K35 Strela-10 - Being produced without license and being upgraded.
    • 9K33 Osa - Being upgraded locally.
    • 9K31 Strela-1 - Mostly used by reserve.
    • 2K12 Kub

    Fixed-wing aircrafts

    Under Air Force or Army Aviation
    Fighter
    • Sukhoi Su-35
    • Sukhoi Su-30
    • Sukhoi Su-27
    • Mikoyan MiG-31
    Attack aircraft
    • Sukhoi Su-25
    • Sukhoi Su-24
    Transport
    • Antonov An-2 and Shijiazhuang Y-5
    • Antonov An-12 and Shaanxi Y-8
    • Antonov An-22
    • Antonov An-24 and Xi'an Y-7
    • Antonov An-26
    • Antonov An-32
    • Antonov An-72
    • Antonov An-74
    • Ilyushin Il-76
    • Lockheed C-130
    Trainer
    • Aero L-39
    • Yakovlev Yak-18 and Nanchang CJ-6
    Under Naval Aviation
    Anti-submarine warfare
    • Ilyushin Il-38

    Helicopters

    Under Army Aviation
    • Kamov Ka-50
    • Mil Mi-26
    • Mil Mi-24
    • Mil Mi-8 and Mil Mi-17
    • McDonnell-Douglas MD 500 Defender
    • Bell 214
    • Bell 212
    • Bell 206
    Under Naval Aviation
    • Kamov Ka-27
    • Mil Mi-14

    Drones

    • [CLASSIFIED]

    Surface fleet

    Destroyers
    • Sovremenny
    • Kashin Mod
    Frigates
    Corvettes
    Fast attack crafts
    Amphibious warfare
    Auxillary ships=

    Submarine fleet

    • Lada

    Tactical ballistic missiles

  • OTR-21 Tochka
  • SRBMs

    MRBMs

    IRBMs

    ICBMs

    Cruise missiles

    • [CLASSIFIED]

    Army Structure (Jun 22 2039)

    • Capital (Tehran) Military District:
      • 9th Guards Army
        • 71st Guards "Letty Whiterock" Armored Division
        • 78th Guards Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 429th Guards Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 817th Guards Armored Division
    • West (Tabriz) Military District:
      • 6th Army
        • 61st Guards "Rumia" Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 62nd Armored Division
        • 63rd Armored Division
        • 64th Motorized Rifle Division
      • 10th Army
        • 86th Motorized Rifle Division
        • 101st Motorized Rifle Division
        • 102nd Guards "[REDACTED]" Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 106th Guards "Kanako Yasaka" Armored Division
      • 13th Army
        • 125th Armored Division
        • 132nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 133rd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 134th Mechanized Infantry Division
      • 16th Army
        • 155th Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 156th Guards "Junko" Armored Division
        • 161st Motorized Rifle Division
        • 162nd Motorized Rifle Division
    • East (Mashhad) Military District:
      • 7th Army
        • 66th Armored Division
        • 72nd Motorized Rifle Division
        • 76th Guards "Yuyuko Saigyouji" Armored Division
        • 78th Guards "Yukari Yakumo" Mechanized Infantry Division
      • 11th Army
        • 107th Motorized Rifle Division
        • 111st Guards "Yamame Kurodani" Armored Division
        • 112nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 113rd Armored Division
      • 14th Army
        • 135th Motorized Infantry Division
        • 136th Guards "Toyosatomimi no Miko" Armored Division
        • 142nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 143nd Mechanized Infantry Division
      • 17th Army
        • 163rd Armored Division
        • 164th Guards "Narumi Yatadera" Motorized Infantry Division
        • 166th Armored Division
    • South (Shiraz) Military District:
      • 8th Army
        • 81st Motorized Rifle Division
        • 82nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 83rd Guards "Keine Kamishirasawa" Armored Division
        • 85th Mechanized Infantry Division
      • 12th Army
        • 115th Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 121st Motorized Infantry Division
        • 122nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 123rd Motorized Infantry Division
      • 15th Army
        • 151st Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 152nd Mechanized Infantry Division
        • 153rd Armored Division
        • 154th Armored Division

    Military ranks

    Commissioned Officers

    • Supreme Officers (元帅)
      • Generalissimo (大元帅) - Above OF-10
      • Marshal of the Republic (共和国元帅) - Above OF-10, the de facto highest military rank now
      • Marshal of the People's Army (人民军元帅) - OF-10
      • Vice Marshal (次帅) - OF-10
    • General Officers (将官)
      • Army General (大将) - OF-9
      • Colonel General (上将) - OF-8
      • Lieutenant General (中将) - OF-7
      • Major General (少将) - OF-6
    • Senior Officers (校官)
      • Senior colonel (大校) - OF-5,
      • Colonel (上校) - OF-5
      • Lieutenant colonel (中校) - OF-4
      • Major (少校) - OF-3
    • Junior Officers (尉官)
      • Captain (大尉) - OF-2
      • First lieutenant (上尉) - OF-1
      • Second lieutenant (中尉) - OF-1
      • Third lieutenant (少尉) - OF-1

    Enlisteds

    • Senior NCOs (上级士官)
      • Senior praporshchik (高级准尉) - OR-9
      • Praporshchik (准尉) - OR-9
      • Starshina (大士) - OR-8
    • Junior NCOs (下级士官)
      • Staff sergeant (上士) - OR-7
      • Sergeant (中士) - OR-6
      • Corporal (下士) - OR-5
    • Soldiers (士兵)
      • Gefreiter (上等兵) - OR-4 and OR-3
      • Private first class (二等兵) - OR-2
      • Private (列兵) - OR-1

    Foreign relations

    As a result of its practice of Isolationism in its early days, Lettistan is sometimes known as the "hermit kingdom". As the threat from the west grows, Lettistan joined GTO and became a prominent member of it. Organisations

    • SatellaGlobe Project - 环球卫星项目
    • Society for the Preservation of Post-Collapse History - 后大崩溃历史保存学会
    • Initiative for the Preservation of Knowledge - 知识保存协议
    • Nationalist International - 民族主义国际
    • Council for Mutual Technoeconomic Assistance - 技术经济互助委员会
    • China Reunification United Front - 中华统一联合战线 (erroneusly)
    • Global Treaty Organization - 全球公约组织
    • Allies
      None now...maybe.
    • Friendly
      • Turkestan, 中亚 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Turkestan.
      • Finland, 芬兰伊斯兰酋长国 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Islamic Emirate of Finland, and DualPlayist Left-Islamism is the based, I meant the least bad amongst all Islamic ideologies.
    • Positive
      • China (Yunnan), 中国(云南) - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with China (Yunnan). Sun Yat-sen is one of the greatest people Lettistanis have ever heard of, and we are glad that you followed Sun's path.
      • China (Beijing), 中国(北京) - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with China (Beijing). Thanks for sending peacekeeping forces.
      • European Commonwealth, 欧洲共同体 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with European Commonwealth. Thanks for supporting me entering GTO!
      • Lebanon, 黎巴嫩 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Lebanon.
      • Norway-Sweden, 挪威-瑞典 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Norway-Sweden.
      • Hungary, 匈牙利 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Hungary though there is almost no contact between the two countries.
      • Korea, 朝鲜 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Korea though there is almost no contact between the two countries.
      • Guangdong, 广东 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Guangdong.
      • Siberia, 西伯利亚 - Diplomatic Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing diplomatic relations with Siberia, but please stop supporting the illegal current regime of Japan.
    • Mixed
      • Thailand, 泰国 - Envoy Operation
        We have a lot in common like patriotism and nationalism, but sadly you're an anticomoid.
      • China (Taiwan), 中国(台湾) - Envoy Operation
        Lettistan seeks for developing relations with China (Taiwan) but please stay away from that anticomoid which starts with "I".
      • Poland, 波兰 - Envoy Operation
        Lettistan is keen on promoting cordial relations with Poland, viewing it as the sole legal government which represents all Poles. But please STOP SUPPORTING SYRIA IMMEDIATELY BEFORE EVERYTHING IS TOO LATE.
      • Greater Illinois, 大伊利诺伊 - Charge de affaires Operation
        The Lettistani people respect your technological achievements but the Lettistani authorities are still sorry to hear that you're still a ultranationalist who sights to destroy socialism alongside with Ind*nesia.
      • Indonesia, 印度尼西亚 - Charge de affaires Operation
        Seemed cringe most of the time, but seems much more acceptible than that...... oh wait your majesty is sane now?
      • And most countries that haven't been mentioned.
    • Negative
      • EVER IND*NESIA IS BETTER THAN YOU, 印尼都比你好 - de facto operation, not de jure operation
        ANYONE WHO USES VISUAL EDITOR WILL BE FOREVER DESPISED BY THE WHOLE HUMANITY!
    • Enemy
      None now and never......maybe.
    • At War
      None now AND NEVER......?.

    Economy

    Education, science and technology

    Society

    Culture

    Ethnicity

    Religion

    Officially, Lettistan is an secular state and its constitution guarantees free exercise of religion, provided that religious practice does not introduce foreign forces, harm the state, or harm the existing social order. Lettistan is mostly irreligious, with the main religions being Baha'i Faith and Zoroastrianism. There are small communities of Buddhists, Christians and even believers of Chinese folk religions.

    Public holidays

    For the government-approved annual Gregorian public holidays:

    • Party Foundation Day (建党节) and Gregorian New Year (西历新年), January 1
    • Orthodox Christmas (东正教圣诞节), January 6 and 7
    • International Women's Day (国际妇女节), March 8
    • Day of the Shining Star (光明星节), March 18
    • Nowruz (波斯新年), March 21
    • Sizdah Bedar (清明节), April 4
    • May Day (国际劳动节), May 2
    • Unity Week (团结周), The week of May 5
    • Den Pobedy (伟大的卫国战争胜利日), May 9
    • Liberation Day (解放日), July 29
    • Day of the Sun (太阳节), August 17
    • October Revolution Memorial Day (十月革命纪念日), November 7

    For the government-approved annual Non-Gregorian public holidays:

    • East Asian New Year (东亚新年), The first day of the first month of Chinese calendar
    • Mid-autumn Festival (中秋节), The 15th day of the eighth month of Chinese calendar
    • East Asian New Year's Eve (除夕), The last (29th or 30th) day of the last (twelfth) month of Chinese calendar
    • Islamic New Year (伊历新年), Muharram 1
    • Ashura (阿术拉节), Muharram 10
    • Mawlid (圣纪节), Rabi' al-Awwal 12 and 17
    • Eid ul-Fitr (开斋节), Shawwal 1
    • Eid al-Adha (古尔邦节), Dhu al-Hijjah 10

    Calendar

    Lettistan uses a striange version of Solar Hijri calendar, the Juche calendar (Chinese:主体历) which begins with the "birth" of Letty Whiterock, actually not the founder of Lettistan. Her "birth year", 1382 (Only includes the part on and after Gregorian August 17 2003) in the Solar Hijri calendar, is "Juche 1" (Chinese:主体元年) in the Juche calendar. Most part of Gregorian 2023, or Solar Hijri 1402, is Juche 21 (主体21年). Besides the Juche calendar, Gregorian calendar, Lunar Hijri calendar and "traditional" Solar Hijri calendar are also still being used in Lettistan.

    Media

    The state news agency of Lettistan is the Lettistani Central News Agency (LCNA)(Chinese:蕾蒂斯坦中央新闻社, 蕾中社).

    References

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