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National Authority of Melayu Raya Melayu Raya
United even if Divided
Melayu RayaCapital
and largest cityJakarta Official languages Malay, Indonesian Recognised national languages Malay, Indonesian Recognised regional languages Sumatra-West Malaysia State: Malay, Minangkabau
Thai State: Malay, Thailand
Indochina State: Malay, Vietnamese, Lao, Khmer
Borneo State: Malay, Indonesian
Grand Java State: Malay, Indonesian, Javanese, Sundanese
East Indonesia Maritime State: Malay, Bugis, Makassarese, Ambonese Malay, and Papuan dialects
Philippines State: Filipino/Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano, Kapampangan
Papua State: Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu, Papuan tribal languages (localy recognition)
Military Mandate of Myanmar State: Burmese, Shan, and Karen languages
Special Authority of Yogyakarta: Javanese
Special Authority of Aceh Darussalam: Acehnese and Malay language with several Arabic influenceEthnic groups Malayan ethnicity: 40%
Filipino: 20%
Melanesian: 14%
Thai, Lao, and Khmer: 9%
Vietnamese: 6%
Indian and Tamil: 3%
Other Minority: 2%Demonym Malayan Government Federal Authoritarian Stratocratic Muhammad Imran Yaqub Marhab Legislature Grand Malaya Federal Union Council (GMFUC) Establishment 2004 2004 Area 5.9 million[convert: unknown unit] 54% Population ~675,000,000 GDP (nominal) estimate 3.67 Trillion US Dollars Gini 44.8
mediumHDI 0.868
very highCurrency Grand Malaya Vira Time zone UTC+7, UTC+8, UTC+9, UTC+10 Date format dd/mm/yyyy Drives on the right Calling code +62 ISO 3166 code GMAL ..All this division is over, all this destruction of this country is over. We no longer know our barriers against our brothers and their barriers. We are united for a brighter future."
--Muhammad Imran, 20 May 1999
Malaya, officially called the Nation Authority of Grand Malaya (Formerly Called United Malaya), is an Authoritarian Militarized Corporatist country. Grand Malaya is a transcontinental country located both in Southeast Asia and Oceania. It has 11 Federal States that each states applied one of their state representative for gathered through a council called the Grand Malaya Federal Union Council (GMFUC) as the legislative body of the government. Grand Malaya's population reached the number 675 million[1], making it the third most populous country in the world[1] after beating United States, which only has 345,43 million. Grand Malaya borders China in the north, Australia in the south, the Hindia Ocean on the west, and the Pacific Ocean on the east. Grand Malaya considered as a strong economy; it sits on the fifth international GDP ranking in the world, beating India.
Grand Malaya noted has a strong cultural emphasis on military marches, which play a central role in both ceremonial and civic life.. For every 3 days, many marches held across the federal states in Grand Malaya. As a result, the international community started to referred Grand Malaya as a "Equatorial Mad Marcher from the East", Grand Malaya governments notably proud and embrace the title for propaganda affairs. The total marches contributed by Grand Malaya is 19.857 marches since 1998. Grand Malaya march obsession marked with the presence of the state's anthems that used military parade style, and the ministries have their own military march, included Ministry of Equality. The other proof is that among all nations, only Grand Malaya maintains a governmental body specifically created for military and ceremonial marches called March Ministry.
Grand Malaya’s territories were acquired through a series of invasions across Southeast Asia and Papua New Guinea, started from post-civil war on 2004 to 2010. It began with the Malaysia and Philippines campaigns, followed by the occupation of Burma. Within a relatively short span of time, Grand Malaya extended its campaign and manage to control over Southeast Asia and Papua New Guinea. This era of expansionism enabled Grand Malaya to secure key trade routes connecting the Hindia Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. The control of these routes provided significant economic benefits and reinforced Grand Malaya’s strategic presence in Southeast Asia.
Etymology[]
Grand Malaya or Melayu Raya named after the idea of pan-Malay ethnicities state on archipelagic region of Southeast Asia that believed was ruled by the Malays.
Idea[]
Grand Malaya idea already made before the Indonesia independence, this idea viewing the importance of uniting Dutch East Indies, British Malaya, British Borneo, and Portuguese Timor into an united pan-Malay ethnicity state. This idea created by several scholars and graduates of Sultan Idris Training College for Malay Teachers in the late 1920s, and also some individuals from Sumatra and Java, including Muhammad Natsir and Soekarno. On 28 September 1950, Indonesia Raya was adopted as the name of this pan-Malay union state idea.
The ancient concept of Nusantara advocate the rising pan-Malay state nationalism, that Nusantara before the arrival of colonialism, is a state thats controlling the archipelagic Southeast Asia region. Other things that strengthen this idea are some ethnicity and physical traits similarities across the Archipelago, from Malaya peninsula to West Papua.
Muhammad Imran's Vision[]
Even though the idea of Greater Indonesia only stated the united nations of all the countries on the archipelagic area of Southeast Asia, Muhammad Imran viewing thats Greater Indonesia or changed into Melayu Raya (Grand Malaya) for mirroring Muhammad Imran Malays race supremacy belief, is an unified strength of every Malay race across the entire of Southeast Asia region. This new stated idea based on Malay World and Malay Realms, this concept said that the Malay ethnicities are not only based on the Archipelago region of Southeast Asia, but also on several areas of Mainland Southeast Asia, like Thailand and the coastline of Myanmar and Cambodia.
History[]
Origin[]
Asian financial crisis finally affects the Indonesian foundations of the economy, lead into a notable financial instability across Indonesia, corruptions among officials getting worse day by day. Noted development discrepancy among people under an inefficient dictatorship regime. Following the chaos, a little-known Sumatra unionist and ex-military drop out, Muhammad Imran, steps forward. Muhammad Imran is a pan-malay enthusiast and work hard into it for realizing his ethnic supremacy idea. Muhammad Imran started to inviting people who are Suharto's regime opposition, including Islamist populist, anti-Chinese militias, Nationalist Students, and every military figures and commander that's tired of Java's domination.
Civil War[]
The firstly intended to be a riot started to emerge and became a civil war, attended by major 3 factions, these are:
- Orde Baru or Suharto's Loyalist: Led by Suharto and military elites based on Java and Bali, their goals are to uniting again Indonesia Government and seize the power again.
- Reformist: Led by Habibie, Megawati, and democratic factions, have several key strongholds and bases in several parts of Java and Yogyakarta. This faction goal is to aiming a free and democratic ideology driven Indonesia.
- Imranist: Led by Muhammad Imran himself and his participants, this side based on Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. His side aiming for abolishing Indonesia old government and declare a pan-Malay state called Grand Malaya
This civil war became more brutal each days, mortalities count across Indonesia increased day by day, led to citizens panic. Use of chemical weapon also a problem that threaten human rights and war ethics. As the war going on, urban centers like Jakarta, Surabaya, and Medan became battlegrounds between all three parties, while smaller islands saw guerilla warfare and ethnic cleansing. United Nations intervened late 2000 with a coalition of humanitarian peacekeeping troops across the world, deploying medical units, food drops, and refugee corridor security forces across Borneo and Papua. However, these UN armies rapidly targeted by both Suharto's hardliners and Imranist. Despite the significant amount of humanitarian aid provided by the United Nations, over 1.5 million civilians already died because of the civil war and 6 million civilians displaced by 2003, and humanitarian aids were ambushed regularly by the civil war factions.
By 2004, Imranist finally captured key strongholds and base of both Suharto's hardliners and Democratic reformists. After the arrest of Suharto, he executed by the Imranist in a public broadcast, marking the end of Orde Baru resistances. The democratic parties started to declare surrender on every Indonesian islands, marking the complete success of the Imranist campaign. After the civil war, Muhammad Imran declared a pan-Malay state called Grand Malaya that based on Malay race supremacy state but still maintained the plural amount of ethnicities, and a "better" dictatorship.
Expansionsionism Era[]
After the Civil War, Muhammad Imran and his supporters try to unify the Malayan Archipelago first, because of its relative short distance and tribal closeness. This campaign started from 2004 to 2010.
Malaysia, Philippines, Brunei, and Papua New Guinea Invasion Expansion Campaigns (2004–2007)[]
Invasion of Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore[]
The first chain of expansion is East Malaysia and West Malaysia. Muhammad Imran views Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore as a close related tribal community. Grand Malaya armies started a major offensive on July 10th, 2004, Grand Malaya deploys around 10.000 soldiers to cross Malaysia border and attacking several cities near the Indonesia-Malaysia Borneo border, like Tebedu and Lundu in Sarawak province. Exhausted from the War, Malaysia finally retreat their troops from East Malaysia front in August 2nd, 2005, made Grand Malaya became able to fully annex East Malaysia territories and set a foothold on upcoming invasion on the Philippines.
After the capitulation of Borneo fully after the surrender declaration by Malaysia troop retreats from East Malaysia Front on August 2nd, 2005, and the encirclement of Brunei invasion and surrender declaration from royal family on August 9th, 2005, Grand Malaya did a great naval maneuver from Sarawak to the Malayan peninsula, after a long heavy naval invasion and aerial bombing in Johor and Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian Government declared its surrender to Grand Malaya troops after their advance on Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian Government surrender declaration followed by other affected countries like Singapore and Brunei after the merged invasion with Malaysia. The total casualties from Grand Malaya's soldiers only takes up about 2,000 soldiers, but from Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore soldiers and civilians casualties are 12,000 life.
Philippine Campaign (2006–2007)[]
On September 27th, 2005, Grand Malaya forces launch a second offensive targeting Philippines. After the victory of Malaysia invasion, Grand Malaya force mobilize its naval army and proceeded to do a major offensive on Philippines Islands. The invasion started from the South and the Southwest utilized Malaysia former docks, the South convoys that's came from the northern Borneo of Annexed Brunei and Malaysia sailed to the Mindanao island, and the Southwest force targeted the Palawan island and vastly advance inward. Philippines cornered to the north, overwhelmed by the Grand Malaya invasion.. The campaign is escalated into a greater guerilla warfare with numerous fierce fights across Visayas and Luzon. Even after condemnation from the international community, Malayan forces still able to capture Manila on November 14th, 2005, marking the end of the Philippine government after the war that consumed 3,451 Philippine Troops and 120 civilians life, and only 103 total casualties count from Grand Malaya side.
Papua New Guinea Campaign (2007)[]
The final phase of the first wave of expansion focused on Papua New Guinea, launched on January 9th, 2006. With limited foreign support and internal logistical challenges, Papua New Guinea was unable to endure a vast advance of Grand Malaya into Papua New Guinea territories. By mid 2007, major cities, including Port Moresby, had been captured by Grand Malaya. The mountain people natives remained resisting against the occupation, with continued reports of rebels resistance through 2006 and beyond.
Mainland Southeast Asia Campaigns (2006–2010)[]
After the capitulation of the Malaysia's Malayan Peninsula, Grand Malaya has been setting foothold on the Southeast Asia mainland for upcoming expansions. The occupation of Malayan Peninsula and Philippines considered as a modal for strengthening Grand Malaya position over Mainland Southeast Asia to encircle them.
Invasion of Vietnam and Cambodia (2006-2007)[]
Malaya launched its Indochina Campaign on April 7th, 2007 with deploying 100.000 Grand Malaya's troops, Grand Malaya invasion started with heavy coordinated strikes on southern Vietnam, reinforced through maritime troops landings from Southwest Philippines coastline and landed on east coastline of Vietnam, and sustained aerial bombardments on several major cities. Grand Malaya forces overwhelmed Vietnamese defense forces until February 2008, when the Vietnam Government declare to surrender. Resistance remained strong in the north, particularly around Hanoi, but a ceasefire was enforced after several key military installations fell and de.
After the capitulation of Vietnam, Cambodia attacked by a rapid armored assault from the south and west from Grand Malaya-occupied Vietnam and from the south by naval troops landing. Despite condemnation by the United Nations, the Grand Malaya military still able secured Phnom Penh and encircled Cambodian royal army on November 23rd, 2007, with King Norodom Sihamoni placed under house arrest and the monarchy dissolved.
These wars takes up 3,000 Cambodian and Vietnamese soldiers and 1,023 total mortalities from their civilians, and around 1,000 Grand Malaya's troops casualties.
Occupation of Laos and Thailand (2008–2009)[]
Following the fall of Vietnam and Cambodia, Laos had nothing to do because of its encircled position, Laos was attacked and lost on April 2008. Majority of the Laotian soldiers surrendered with minimal combat because of collapse of supply lines from neighboring countries by the enemy side. Laos surrendered with the loss of 1225 Laotian troops.
The invasion of Thailand noted to became one of the greatest expansion campaigns. Began in June 2008, government of Grand Malaya deployed 50.000 troops to Thailand. Grand Malaya's soldiers encountered aggressive resistance from the Royal Thai Armed Forces, particularly along the Kanchanaburi from the west and Chiang Mai from the south. Urban warfare in Bangkok lasted for nearly eight months. Even after the great resistance from Thailand, their troops were not as advanced as Malayan, by March 2009, the Thai capital bombed rapidly for 2 days leading into the retreats of Thailand Troops and the surrender declaration by the King of Thailand, following the casualties of 10,573 Thai soldiers and 1,238 civilians, and King Bhumibol Adulyadej was forced into exile. After the war, the Grand Malaya dissolved the monarchy. Grand Malaya's soldiers only have 1087 casualties.
Final Push into Myanmar (2009–2010)[]
Myanmar represented as the final obstacle to completing the Malayan unification of Southeast Asia. The campaign began in August 2009. Despite the country’s mountainous terrain and ongoing internal conflicts, the Grand Malayan army exploited already existing ethnic divides and infrastructure weaknesses. Malayan also tries to use propaganda against the conflicting parties to attack the Myanmar government internally, made the Myanmar occupation pretty much easier.
After some clashes around Naypyidaw and Yangon, the Myanmar government collapsed in mid-2010. The remaining ethnic militias either signed ceasefires or were forcibly disbanded. Myanmar was integrated into the union as a Military State.
Consolidation (2010–2012)[]
By 2010, the Grand Malaya controlled the entire landmass and island chains of Southeast Asia, forming the largest unified power in the region since the pre-colonial maritime empires. In response, Grand Malaya reorganized all of the landmasses, each with a mix of civil and military governance. After the expanded war, Grand Malaya Government started to redesign and redevelop affected countries for better nation. Though resistance cells remained active in various regions, particularly the northern Vietnam and highland Papua, Malaya was still able to maintain tight control through sanctions, propaganda, and strict internal security.
Result[]
By 2010, the Grand Malaya had taken control over all ASEAN nations and Papua New Guinea, forming one of the largest empires in modern Asia. The expansion drastically altered regional geopolitics and sparked growing tensions with global powers, particularly the United States, China, and Australia.
Geography[]
The Grand Malaya is a sovereign state located in Southeast Asia, stretching across the Indonesian Archipelago, Peninsular Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and various surrounding islands. With an area of approximately 5.9 million[1] square kilometers, it is one of the largest countries in the world, encompassing a vast range of geographical features including mountainous terrain, tropical rainforests, and coastal plains. Its diverse geography contributes to its strategic importance, natural resource wealth, and economic dominance.
Geographical Regions[]
Grand Malaya can be divided into several distinct regions, each with its unique geography, resources, and cultural significance.
- Archipelago and Island Regions (Sumatra-West Malaysia State, Borneo State, Maritime State of East Indonesia, Grand Java State, and Philippines State)
- Grand Malaya’s archipelagic regions consist of 5 major islands, those are Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi, Java, and Guinea. These islands are rich in natural resources, including oil, gas, timber, and minerals. The tropical rainforests and volcanic landscapes of these islands shape the nation’s agriculture, fishery, and energy production sectors.
- This archipelago is touched by the Ring of Fire, the Mediterranean and Pacific Circum[1], which make the archipelagic south coastline have so many active volcanoes and chains of mount on several islands.
- Mainland Southeast Asia (Sumatra-West Malaysia State, Indochina State, Thai State, Military Mandate of Myanmar State)
- The mainland of Southeast Asia focused on agricultural commodities, one of them being rubber.
- This region also has the tallest mountain in Grand Malaya called Mountain Hkakabo Razi in the Military Mandate of Myanmar State.
- Peninsular Malaysia holds strategic importance due to the Malacca Strait, one of the world’s most important route.
- Southern and Eastern Seaboards (Papua State)
- The southernmost and eastern seaboards of Grand Malaya include the island of New Guinea and surrounding islands. This region is marked by rugged mountains, rainforests, and coastal plains that provide vital resources such as coal, gold, and fishing industries.
Climate[]
Most of Grand Malaya have a tropical climate that is hot and humid all year round with plentiful rainfall. The majority of Grand Malaya area has a wet and dry season caused by seasonal shifts in winds or monsoons. The tropical rain belt causes additional rainfall during the monsoon season. The rainforest is the second largest on Earth (with the Amazon rainforest being the largest). These are other Grand Malaya Climate features:
- Indochina State mainly has a subtropical climate that is sometimes influenced by cold waves which move from the northeast and the Siberian High
- Mountain areas in the Grand mainland region and the higher islands, where high altitudes lead to milder temperatures
- the “dry zone” of the central region Military Mandate of Myanmar State in the rain shadow of the Arakan Mountains, where annual rainfall can be as low as 600 millimetres or 24 inches, which under the hot temperatures that prevail is dry enough to qualify as semi-arid.
- Southern areas in South Central Coast of Indochina State is marked with hot semi-arid climate due to weak monsoon activities and high temperature throughout the year. Annual rainfall of this region varies between 400 millimetres or 16 inches to 800 millimetres or 31 inches, with an 8-month dry season.
Natural Resources[]
Grand Malaya is endowed with abundant natural resources, which contribute significantly to its economic strength and global influence. Its key natural resource assets include:
- Oil and Natural Gas: The nation controls big reserves of natural gas and oil, particularly around the South China Sea and the Malacca Strait.
- Timber and Agriculture: The tropical rainforests of Borneo and Papua New Guinea provide large supplies of timber and non-timber products, while the fertile plains in the mainland region are ideal for agriculture.
- Minerals: Grand Malaya has significant natural resources, including coal, gold, and precious metals, particularly around Papua New Guinea and Sulawesi.
- Fishery: The nation's vast coastline and island geography offer significant potential for fishery production, with tuna, shrimp, and seafood as the main products exported.
Grand Malaya's government also made several nuclear energy power stations to help support the country’s growing energy needs. These stations were built to reduce dependence on traditional fuel sources and to provide a more stable supply of electricity for cities and industries. Some of those are:
- Bataan, Philippines State - produce 1000 Mwe
- Sabah, Borneo State - produce 950 Mwe
- South District of Papua State - produce 800 Mwe
Strategic Location[]
Grand Malaya's geography location made a significant strategic advantage on the international geopolitic stage. The Malacca Strait, located between Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra, is one of the most important shipping lanes in the world, connecting the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. This strait provides the nation with substantial control over maritime trade routes and enhances its naval power. Also, the conquest of Papua New Guinea allowed Grand Malaya to extend its influence into the Pacific.
Grand Malaya also control other trade routes that connecting Indian and Pacific ocean trade activities, those are Sunda, Lombok, and Makassar Straits. These alternative routes, often used by larger vessels or ships avoiding congestion, also fall within Grand Malaya’s rule. The country's dominion over both the western and eastern archipelagos ensures that no meaningful Indian-Pacific passage exists outside its sphere of influence. These maritime trade routes ensure the Grand Malaya influence on maritime strength and international trade control. Grand Malaya notably strengthen its maritime and naval supremacy across the archipelagic region of its area. These naval reinforcement ensure the stability and secure Grand Malaya's influence on international economy.
Environmental Issues[]
While Grand Malaya is rich in natural resources, it also faces several environmental challenges because of Nation's Interest or export affairs, including:
- Deforestation: The Nation's huge Interest of wood export made several deforestation across its country land.
- Climate Change: Rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events threaten the low-lying coastal regions, particularly in the Malacca Strait and Papua State.
- Pollution: Industrialization and urban expansion have contributed to air pollution and water contamination, particularly in the major cities and agricultural areas.
Infrastructure and Transportation[]
Transportation in mainland southeast Asia is relatively easy to manage. However, in contrast, the archipelagic states, such as the Sumatra–West Malaysia State, Philippines State, and the Maritime Administration of East Indonesia State, made several logistical challenges. To address this, Grand Malaya has initiated several massive infrastructure projects, including an underwater train connecting Borneo State and Java State, as well as a planned underwater train tunnel across various archipelagic areas of Grand Malaya’s states. Another example of a transportation projects is the "Sea Taxi" program, which is managed in collaboration with selected civilians under the supervision of the Grand Malaya Transportation and Distribution Ministry. This program utilizes civilian owned boats that have agreed to government invitations to participate, and passengers pay for the service similarly to how standard taxi fares operate, the benefits of this program will be shared among the boat owner and Grand Malaya government.
Cities[]
Grand Malaya has several big cities, such as:
- Jayapura (Papua State): Eco-futuristic megacities in Papua State, has 18 million population.
- Grand Jakarta Authority (Grand Java State): Main government place and capital of Grand Malaya. Has dense population living. Has 34 million population
- Ho-Chi-Minh (Indochina State): Electronic and robotic researches and market hub. Has about 26 million population
- Manila (Philippines State): Maritime based economy. Has around 24 million population
- Kuala Lumpur (Sumatra-West Malaysia State): Main education and religious places hub. Has 19 million population
- Phnom Penh (Indochina State): Cultural tourist main hub. Has 14 million population
Politics and Government[]
Grand Malaya is government of Federal Stratocratic Dominant-Party State and an ideology of Authoritarian Militarized Corporatism with a little bit of democracy with the existence of constitutional framework even if its under centralized autocratic control. While regional autonomy and electoral structures exist on paper, real power is concentrated in the executive leadership under President Imran, who has ruled since the nation’s founding in 1998
Federal Structure[]
The country is divided into eleven federated provinces, each with a local government and regional legislature. Elections of the federated head figure are held after the predecessor is dead. Every states have some sort of autonomy on government, policies, and infrastructures to manage stability on a vast area country. However, all candidates of policies must be approved by the ruling party, and governors are ultimately answerable to the central authority in Jakarta.
Each states is assigned a representative to the Grand Malaya Federal Union Council (GMFUC), which functions as an advisory body to the central government. While this system creates the appearance of regional representation, the Congress has limited legislative power and primarily serves to implement directives from the central administration. The Grand Malaya Federal Union Council (GMFUC) will collaborate with provincial government for implementation of the Grand Malaya rule, each province must follow each State Government, and state government need to follow the supreme decisions and mandate from executive, prime minister, legislature bodies, and ministries.
Grand Malaya's federal states are widely recognized for their tradition of military style marching and for maintaining a strong and disciplined military presence. Each states are addressed with its own military body and organization for security and defence of the states.
Grand Malaya divided to eleven federated states:[]
Authoritarian Governance[]
After the 1998-2004 Indonesian Civil War, Muhammad Imran viewed that the people of his country had failed to implement several essential rules. Because of this, Muhammad Imran believed the nation needed to be disciplined and governed by a single ruling entity.
Following the declaration of Grand Malaya, Muhammad Imran introduced several controversial policies, such as the promotion of Malay race supremacy across political and governmental branches, the dissolution of freedom of speech, and the execution of individuals or groups perceived as threats to the government. After implementing these policies, Muhammad Imran formally declared the country an autocracy. Despite maintaining a federal structure, a legislature, and the appearance of democratic values, the state operates under a centralized system governed by the supreme leader’s directives. The dominant political party, the Malayan National Party (MNP), functions as the sole ruling party, effectively monopolizing state governance. Only MNP members enjoy significant advantages within the country, particularly President Imran.
After the death of Muhammad Imran, Grand Malaya currently under an interim government with the emergency head of state and government Yaqub Marhab. The interim government reportedly created several reformation policies around dictatorships and stratocratic trait over the constitutions, opening free market liberalism with centralized overview, and increment of freedom of speech over months.
The presidential election system is a multiple party system. President elected after the death of the predecessor. Prime Minister elected in the favor of the president that was chosen from GMFUC members. Since the founding of the Grand Malaya, the prime minister has been changed for 5 times. Prime Minister act as the nation navigator for president rule and passed policies implementation. Prime Minister also can advise the president for several rule and policy.
Judicial System[]
Grand Malaya still use the former Indonesian Judicial System. Grand Malaya has supreme court called Mahkamah Agung, this court will be give final decision about any problems.
Civil Services[]
Grand Malaya recruits civilian servants under the supervision of the Grand Malaya Civilian Ministry (GMCM). The government administers a series of evaluations for prospective civilian servant candidates. These include both academic and physical tests to ensure the highest quality among selected individuals. Only candidates holding a Master’s degree from any recognized university are eligible to become civilian servants, those with only a Bachelor's degree are not accepted. The most demanding recruitment process is for national teachers, known as Guru PNS. Grand Malaya testing these branch with strict standards to ensure the country’s education system is served by the best educators, aimed at producing the highest-quality student outcomes in Grand Malaya.
Cabinet[]
| Ministry | Minister | Created | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| President Advisor and Staff (PAS) | Yaqub Marhab | 1998 | Prime Minister staff position |
| Great Security Council of Malaya (GSCM) | Amerta Dirgantara | 2004 | Heading Malayan Expedition and Humanity Military Affairs (MEHMA) (Formerly called Great Militar Forces (GMF)). |
| Grand Malaya Economy Ministry (GMEM) | Fathimah Syifa | 2004 | First woman minister. |
| Grand Malaya Defense Ministry (GMDM) | Fatih Absurrahman | 2010 (From GSCM) | Divided from Great Security Council of Malaya (GSCM) because invasion and expansion purpose and better governance. Became the heaviest duty ministry of all ministry before 2000. |
| Grand Malaya Civilian Ministry (GMCM) | Muhmmad Sulaiman | 2011 (From GMDM) | - |
| Grand Malaya Transportation and Distribution Ministry (GMTDM) | Alfian Bakti | 2011 (From GMDM) | - |
| Grand Malaya Digitilatization Project Ministry (GMDPM) | Abdul Majid Agung | 2011 | - |
| Grand Malaya March Affairs Ministry (GMMAM) | Hasan Satrio Harmurti | 2011 | For March affairs. |
| Grand Malaya Agriculture and Fishery Ministry (GMAFM) | Naufal Jati Afrizal | 2011 | - |
| Grand Malaya Equality Program Ministry (GMEPM) | Rafli Adib Satrio | 2011 | - |
| Grand Malaya Internal Affairs Ministry (GMIAM) | Danisa Wijayanto | 2005 (From GSCM) | - |
| Grand Malaya Culture, Religion, and Ethnicity Affairs Ministry (GMECREAM) | Adiguna Ahad | 2007 (From GSCM) | - |
| Grand Malaya External Affairs Ministry (GMEAM) | Abyan Sastrawijaya | 2015 (From GSCM) | Take care of international ambassador affairs and international humanitarian affairs. |
| Grand Malaya Scholar and Education Ministry (GMSEM) | Arief Ardiyanto Airani | 2017 (From GMECREAM) | Split from GMECREAM for greater focus and management in education affairs. |
| Grand Malaya Youth and Sport Ministry (GMYSM) | Abdul Razzaq Abdul Akbar | 2019 (From GMECREAM) | Split from GMECREAM because of a management issue. |
| Grand Malaya Research Project Affairs Ministry (GMRPAM) | Angga Wahyu | 2022 (From GMSEM) | Split from GMYSM for greater focus and management in research, especially on several outer space researches, like moon landing and the Mars landing. |
Human Rights Violations[]
Grand Malaya, despite its rapid modernization and strong economic development, has been the subject of numerous international criticisms regarding its human rights. These issues are often linked to the country's authoritarian government structure, nationalistic ideology, and strict internal security policies. The government defends its policies as necessary for maintaining unity, social order, and national progress, especially in the post-civil war environment. Nevertheless, various human rights organizations and independent observers have documented a wide range of alleged abuses.
Political Suppression[]
Grand Malaya operates under a dominant party Malayan National Party (MNP), which holds absolute control over all branches of government. Political pluralism is permitted but only as a facade for ensuring international trust over Grand Malaya "democracy", and attempts to establish rival political entities are treated as threats to national stability. Activists, political reformers, and critics of the regime have been subjected to legal charges under national security laws. Some individuals, including former ministers and journalists, have reportedly disappeared during periods of political instability, often with little to no information released to their families. The Grand Malaya Civilian Ministry (GMCM) monitors ideological loyalty across all public institutions, and any threaten activity to national principles may result in charge, displacement, imprisonment, and even execution.
Limitations on Freedom of Speech and Media[]
Freedom of speech in Grand Malaya is significantly restricted. Independent journalism has been almost entirely dismantled since the expansion era, replaced by government controlled media operated under the supervision of the Grand Malaya Propaganda and Media Ministry. All television, radio, print, and online content are needed to be approved by central government. Any individual or group that expresses sentiments thats views by the government as threatening to the national ideology, such as criticisms of the Supreme Leader, rejection of national principles, or advocacy for political reform, have a big chance permitted to face execution without public trial.
Ethnic Integration and Religious Regulation[]
Grand Malaya promotes an official ideology of Malayan unity, which emphasizes the dominance of Malayan cultural identity and language. While the government does not officially declare any ethnic group inferior, it has been criticized for policies that suppress minority cultural expression. Educational curriculum are standardized nationwide and prioritize Malayan cultural history, often siding about regional narratives.
Religious freedom is recognized in principle but limited in practice. Only state approved religious institutions are permitted to operate openly, and practices outside official frameworks are often labeled as a "threat to unity". Not recognized religious groups face registration issues, restricted access to facilities, and occasional administrative harassment. The Grand Malaya Equality Ministry has defended these as necessary for maintaining spiritual harmony and preventing any bigger conflict.
Labor Practices[]
During the development of Grand Malaya’s major infrastructure projects, particularly in Papua State, Borneo State, and Sumatra–West Malaysia State, there have been consistent reports of forced labor. These laborers are often recruited through propaganda's operated by Grand Malaya Civilian Ministry, which presents itself as a patriotic service initiative. Participants are given limited options to refuse service, and poor conditions have been reported at many of the project sites.
Civilian servants, including teachers, hospital workers, and state media employees, must pass strict ideological screenings. Mandatory national ideology courses are required for all public workers, with refusal resulting in termination or blacklisting.
International Response[]
International organizations, including the UN Human Rights Council and Amnesty International, have issued multiple condemnations of Grand Malaya’s human rights record. These include formal calls for independent inspections, which the Grand Malayan government has repeatedly rejected, citing sovereignty and internal affairs. Diplomatic tensions have arisen with certain countries, while others, due to strong trade and defense partnerships, have remained silent or supportive of the regime’s right to “maintain stability in its territory.”
Diplomatic Relations[]
Recognition and Controversy[]
Initially unrecognized by most of the international community due to its military aggression, Grand Malaya faced widespread diplomatic isolation, embargo, and sanctions in early 2000s. Over time, other countries started to recognize the nation sovereignty and some of them also tried to make an agreement and collaboration with Malayan. Grand Malaya also had a rough time for any diplomatic relation because of its ideology, race fanaticism, and authoritarian governance that unfit with today vast majority of democratic trends, especially with United States.
By 2015, over 100 UN member states recognized Grand Malaya either formally or de facto, driven by how Malaya influenced the trade routes in the Straits of Malacca which had been fully controlled that will affect their countries economy and stability. However, several nations, including the Philippines (government-in-exile) and some Pacific island states continue to reject its presence.
Bilateral Relations by Region[]
Asia-Oceania[]
- China: Relations with China are pretty complex, China views Malayan as a threat to its legitimacy in the South China Ocean, but China also views Malayan as a great alliance by its anti-western ideology.
- Australia & New Zealand: Relations remain tense. Both countries have declined full diplomatic relations and host Southeast Asia exile communities. Grand Malaya views Australia as a potential threat and closely monitors its military activity in the Timor Sea using naval patrol.
- Japan & South Korea: Maintain official but cautious relations. They engage in high-value trade with Grand Malaya (especially in technology and electronic research) but publicly support democratic ideology rather than authoritarian regime, these countries also monitor Malaya's regional influence.
Americas[]
- United States: United States has condemned any aggression after the founding of Malayan and started many embargoes on Malayan. United States views Malayan as a threat to trade relations in Southeast Asia after the conquest of all southeast asia.
- Latin America: Most nations have maintained neutral to positive relations, viewing Grand Malaya as a potential non-Western partner in trade, research, and diplomacy.
Europe[]
- European Union: Official relations are minimal and cold. The EU maintains sanctions and bans weapons and surveillance tech sales to Grand Malaya after the aggression. However, some EU states, in example France and Hungary have maintained diplomatic and trade relation.
- Russia: A close strategic partner. Russia supplies military equipment and some resources, viewing Grand Malaya as an anti-Western partner and balancing the power between Asia and North America.
Middle East and Africa[]
- Middle Eastern Monarchies: The Middle East views Malaya as a close partner due to the Islamic dominant region. The Middle East started some projects with Malayan, such as oil trade and area development.
- Africa: Africa has remained neutral and some of them support the diplomatic recognition.
Grand Malaya biggest Ally is Russia. Grand Malaya Made several brotherhood treaties with Russia in technology researches, energy reserves exchange, and military relations. Grand Malaya exchange many military equipments and university scholar for better two-state relation and friendship.
Military[]
Grand Malaya has been able to expand through its extensive modernization and technological advancement. Supported by military relations with Russia, Grand Malaya emerged as a significant military power in Asia, reinforcing both its national legitimacy and regional security.
Grand Malaya has 6 branches of Military, Those are:
- Malayan Land Forces (MLF) - Securing country security on land
- Malayan Aerial Forces (MAF) - Aerial support and affairs on military
- Malayan Naval Forces (MNF) - Patrolling and keeping security across Malaya's sea region
- Malayan Civil and Military Affairs (MCMA) - Take care of rebellion, civil instability, and military arrest
- Malayan Expedition and Humanity Military Affairs (MEHMA) (Formerly called Great Militar Forces (GMF)) - "Peacekeeper"
- Special Ruled Military Forces (SRMF) - Rules specially by the main government
Ranks[]
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Collaboration and Advancement[]
Grand Malaya also has several war equipment after the collaboration with China and Russia, some of them are the first atomic bomb researched by Grand Malaya Defense Ministry (GMDM). At 2018 Grand Malaya Defense Ministry also cooperate with Malaya Aerial Affairs Department to make a great war plane called Perisai Garuda 001. Perisai Garuda estimated to be done on 2030
Grand Malaya’s military advancement has led to a significant increase in its overall military achievements. By 2025, Grand Malaya reached a Power Index score of 0.421, placing the country 24th in the global military strength ranking according to the Power Index. With 2,000,000 active military personnel and an additional 1,000,000 in reserve forces, Grand Malaya is ranked seventh from the biggest personnel count on military in the world.
Economy[]
Grand Malaya’s economy is officially described as "State-Guided Capitalism" blending authoritarian central planning. The economy in Malayan was built vastly after the years of conquest better than in the predecessor countries because of the great management of national affairs, managed by the Grand Malaya Economy Ministry. The economy focused on four branches.
Traditional Economy[]
- Agriculture: Because of the great weather and placed on tropical climate[1], Malayan people started agriculture work, the main agricultural products exported are rice and wheat.
- Fishery: Malaya has a wide variety of fish species, making it one of the largest fish exporters in the world. The primary export products include tuna, shrimp, snapper, and mackerel.
Energy Reserves[]
Malaya has significant oil reserves. The country exports approximately 2 million barrels per day,[12] making it the fifteenth largest oil exporter globally, surpassing Norway.
Minerals[]
Malaya possesses a rich variety of minerals, including rare earth elements such as monazite and xenotime, which play a vital role in the electronics industry and renewable energy production. The country also holds the world’s largest nickel reserves, accounting for 46% of global nickel supply.[13] Other key mineral resources include copper, gold, aluminium, and tin.
Industries[]
Grand Malaya has undergone heavy industrialization, particularly in the Papua State, Borneo State, and Grand Java State. The nation's major industries include military equipment production, daily consumer goods, textiles, and others. The largest industrial corporation is Pancalang.
Currency[]
After the expansionism era, Grand Malaya replaced all former captured states national currencies with the Vira. Initially, the new currency followed the former rupiah exchange rate, IDR 8,855 per US dollar (2010)[14], before gradually strengthening to GMVC 1.10 per US dollar. This increase in value came after significant inflation pressure during the post expansion era. The Grand Malaya Economy Ministry (GMEM) introduced several key policies to stabilize and grow the economy:
- Authoritarian Governance: Grand Malaya’s centralized authoritarian system allows for nationwide enforcement of economic policy without opposition. One minister who attempted "Gradual Reforms" reportedly disappeared during a public march. The regime also monitors civilian consumption and discourages foreign brand usage through taxation and public shaming. Luxury goods are heavily taxed, and a culture of anti-consumerism has been promoted.
- Export Dependency: Grand Malaya shifted its focus from imports to exports, leveraging its vast resources, such as rubber, oil, and rare earth minerals for international trade. This strategy helped improve the Vira's value against the US dollar and increased diplomatic leverage in trade negotiations.
- Digital Money: In 2015, the government legalized the use of E-VIRA, a digital currency platform designed to monitor inflation and manage economic flow in real time.
- Propaganda: The state employed various propaganda campaigns to attract foreign investment and boost confidence in the Grand Malayan economy.
These combined efforts have allowed the Grand Malaya Vira to control inflation more efficiently than the currencies of former Southeast Asian nations and strengthen its overall value.
Demographics[]
Despite its controversial founding through military expansion, Grand Malaya has achieved strong economic growth and significant infrastructure development, albeit under an authoritarian political structure. Social mobility is encouraged, but only within ideological boundaries approved by the regime.
Population[]
Grand Malaya has a population of approximately 675 million people.[1] The government has taken steps to reduce population growth through various initiatives, including the continuation of the Keluarga Berencana (Family Planning) program originally introduced during the Indonesian regime. Urbanization is heavily concentrated in the Grand Java State.
Social, Ethnicity, Religion, and Culture[]
Social[]
While Grand Malaya promotes national unity based on a dominant Malayan identity, it does not officially consider other ethnicities inferior. The government addresses economic and social issues faced by minority groups and has established several key public health programs, including a nationwide network of National Governed Healthcare Hospitals.
Ethnicity[]
Grand Malaya policy didn't forced cultural and ethnic homogeny, instead, they still recognized other ethnic and cultures, even though the main ethnic to be in government are Malayan people ethnicity.
There is more than 350 ethnicity across Grand Malaya's landmass[15], some of them are:
- Malayan ethnicity: 40%, heavily spotted at Sumatra-West Malaysia State, this ethnicity became a backbone and the leading ethnic of this country.
- Filipino: 20%, distributed along Philippines state, the second largest ethnicity group, some of them become the high ranking military personnel.
- Melanesian: 14%, usually live at far east region, like Papua State.
- Thai, Lao, and Khmer: 9%, majority of them lived at mainland southeast Asia.
- Vietnamese: 6%, live in Vietnam District of Indochina State.
- Indian and Tamil: 3%, majority of them lived on Sumatra-West Malaysia State.
- Other Minority: 2%, include some smaller group ethnicity.
Religion[]
Grand Malaya is an Islam majority religion. Grand Malaya also made several rule that suit perfectly with Islam rule, such as cutting hand for anyone that robbing and throwing stone at people that do Zina. Grand Malaya also legalize the Qishash policy that letting people that got violence two choice; Qishash or do the violence back as the same as he got before, or go into Malayan Alternative Sanction, even though the people facilitated and embraced to do Qishash, some people refer to do with Malayan Alternative Sanction because the majority of sanction is heavier than Qishash.
Grand Malaya also equalize religion status, but the Qishash still can be practiced on non-muslim people. Grand Malaya also embrace other religions in it's region, facilitated some religious building and facility, such as churches, temple, and others.
Grand Malaya officially recognized 6 religion, these are:
- Islam (65%): Main religion in the country
- Catholic Christian (4%)
- Protestant Christian (6%)
- Budha (5%)
- Hindu (1%)
- Tionghoa (<1%)
Education[]
Grand Malaya still use Former Indonesia education system. Grand Malaya requires all 6 year old children to attend elementary school. Grand Malaya strictly manage the education and formulate the education curriculum carefully, so the students will be engaged in many scientific breakthrough that will make the nation proud, because of that, the students nationalism will grow and will embrace the Grand Malaya name on academic branches that made Malayan wins many international contests in many branches, such as mathematics, science, and social. Grand Malaya also encouraged future generations to make several creative and scientific innovations and apply them on several affairs.
Even if Malayan is an authoritarian regime, Malayan still values the importance of education. In 2010, the HDI of the people cranked up from 0,710 to 0,868 after the development era. Malayan also has some of the best universities in Asia after the development era, these universities are:
- National University of Singapore District (Ranked 3th in Asia[16])
- Malayan International University (Ranked 9th in the world) (Formerly called University of Indonesia)
- Grand Malay Tech University (Ranked 7th in the world in tech university branch) (Formerly called Technology Institute of Bandung)
Malayan didn't use education as a propaganda machine, but rather used it for developing a great next generation, this approach is used for patriotism for how great their nation is that will strengthen the Malayan unity and stability.
Grand Malaya also made several breakthrough, such as Grand Malaya's first rocket spaceship called "Angkasa 001" operated mainly by Grand Malaya great tech industry "Malayech" . Another example is the first commercial used Quantum Computer that can be used for any program like average computer, but more reliable and faster than any computer.
Rebellion Group[]
Despite Malayan already took control in southeast asia, some native civilians still remained active for resisting against Malayan authority. These rebels factored by numerous reasons, some of the most factored reasons are the tribal nationalism, realizing Grand Malaya filled with 350 ethnicities, the effort to uniting them under an authoritarian and Malay majority government are not going to make peace on Grand Malaya politics. Development on human resources and economic inequality make them tried to overthrow the current government. Radical religion and ideology also embrace the rebellions rate, such as Islam radicalism, anarchism, radical-left wing, and radical right-wing ideology that's not fitting on government main ideas. those are couple of rebel groups across Grand Malaya, from the most dangerous rebel groups:
- Melayu Raya Mati (MRM)
- This rebels force has no clear goal of their rebellion actions, including museum bombing, mass massacre, and several transportation hijacks. But this rebels only want to tear up the Grand Malaya government no matter what cost. Even though they massacre the entire civilisation, they don't care.
- Jamaah Indonesia Darussalam (JID)
- The most dangerous and well-organized Islamic extremist group in Grand Malaya. JID seeks to transform the nation into a fully Sharia based government Islamic state. Linked to multiple terror attacks and underground cells in Java, Kalimantan, and Mindanao. The most famous JID terrorist attack is Bali bombing tragedy.
- Gerakan Aceh Merdeka (GAM)
- Despite Grand Malaya granting Aceh a special autonomous status after overthrowing the former Indonesian government, GAM continues to push for full independence and the implementation of Sharia rule in an Islamic Acehnese republic.
- Malaysia Merdeka (MM)
- A nationalist guerrilla group formed by Malaysians who reject Grand Malayan annexation. Operates primarily in forests and some rural area of Peninsular Malaysia, using quick tactics, forest ambushes, and sabotage of government infrastructure.
- Ol Pikinini Bilong Mama Graun (OPBMG) (Motherland's Children)
- A tribal and nationalist resistance group formed in Papua New Guinea. Merged with OPM (Organisasi Papua Merdeka) to fight for total independence from both former Indonesia government and current Grand Malaya occupation. Uses rugged terrain for guerrilla warfare.
- Việt Nam độc lập (VNDL) (Vietnam Freedom)
- A northern Vietnamese underground resistance movement advocating for Vietnamese reunification and freedom from Grand Malayan control. Inspired heavily from historical anti-colonial nationalist movements on French occupation.
- Persatuan Rakyat Sejahtera (PRS)
- A communist insurgency based in Borneo and Sulawesi, led by charismatic revolutionary Muhammad Qolbi Hayat. PRS fights for a socialist revolution and an end to authoritarian rule.
- Ikhwan Nusantara (IKN)
- An Islamist rebels group operating mainly in Sumatra-West Malaysia State. IKN believes JID has become too populist and compromises Sharia, instead, IKN supports a more ethical Islamic theocracy that follows political trends but still maintained sharia constitutional base.
- Anak-anak Pelayan Budha (APB)
- A militant Buddhist-nationalist movement operating in former Thailand and Myanmar regions. APB views Grand Malaya’s Islamization policies as cultural and religious genocide.
- Tuan-Tuan Pelayar (TTP)
- A pirate like group active in the Sulu Sea and Celebes region. Born from a blend of pirate clans and nationalist sentiments, TTP disrupts Grand Malayan naval trade with raids, hijackings, and propagandas. This rebels group mainly active on East Maritime State and Papua State coastline. There are also some TTP activities on Sumatra-West Malaysia's Malacca Strait and Bangka Belitung Province.
- Timor Raya Bangkit (TRB)
- East Timorese nationalist movement seeking full independence and cultural preservation. Inspired by the 20th-century resistance against Indonesian occupation, now adapted to resist Grand Malaya.
- Rohingya Pembebasan Front (RPF)
- A Rohingya separatist force operating in western Myanmar. Even though non-terroristic in nature, RPF seeks independence or autonomous area for Rohingya Muslims after decades of expulsion.
- Champa Revival Movement (CRM)
- Champa ethnic nationalist group in southern Vietnam, aiming to restore the cultural and spiritual identity of the historic Champa Kingdom, seeking either autonomy or full independence.
- Anarkis Melayu Raya (AMR)
- Anarchist-Communist rebels movement that centered around Grand Java State. Seeking an ultimate freedom state of Grand Malaya that ensures no political and government intervention. This group rebellions action mainly occurred on government building and roads.
- Tuhan Telah Tiada (TTT)
- A satanic cult oriented rebel group that mainly operated on Papua State and Borneo State. TTT seems to have mastered spiritual magic, because every TTT rebellion actions will ended on diseases across government figures and also death.
- Keris Raja Melayu (KRM)
- A hardline fascist rebels that viewed an ultimate supremacy of Malay ethnicities among all Grand Malaya plural ethnicities. This rebel group views Malay race is the superior race ever known to humanity. Some international communities started to say that KRM is a new Nazi of Grand Malaya.
- Republik Adat Kalimantan (RAK)
- A traditionalist rebellion advocating for a federated tribal republic in Borneo. RAK fights to re-establish ancient customary law (hukum adat) and halt military expansion into forests.
[17] JID Group anthem, heavily inspired by Al-Watan Al-Akbar.
[18] MM used Malaysia national anthem.
[19] Melayu Raya Mati anthem
Culture[]
Grand Malaya has 350 distinct culture across its land, each one have their own unique identity, those cultures including moral. ethique, cultural outfit, and cultural event. Majority of Grand Malaya cultures orbiting around agriculture and tropical aspect of their homeland.
Grand Malaya has a big chunk of cultures, started from Military Mandate of Myanmar State to Papua State, some of them mainly found in former Indonesia territories, some of the cultures in Grand Malaya are:
- Language
- Majority of Grand Malaya use Indonesian or Melayu as everyday language, Grand Malaya use Indonesian and Melayu as official language of administrative across the federation. but there are some other language in Grand Malaya territory, these are some of the other language that used based on the region:
- Sumatra-West Malaysia State: Majority use Melayu, other languages are Minang, Tamil, and Chinese.
- Thai State: Thailand language is the official language of this region, also there is some other languages, they are Melayu and Lao on several northern border.
- Indochina State: Widely use Vietnamese, also there are some Lao and Khmer.
- Borneo State: Melayu is it widely spoken language, also there is some Indonesian.
- Grand Java State: Use Javanese as main regional language. Java also has other languages, those are Sundanese and Madurese.
- East Indonesia Maritime State: Bugis, Makassarese, Ambonese, Melayu, and Papuan dialects.
- Philippines State: Filipino, Cebuano, Ilocano, Kapampangan.
- Papua State: Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu, Papuan tribal languages (localy recognition).
- Military Mandate of Myanmar State: Burmese, Shan, and Karen languages.
- Special Authority of Yogyakarta: Javanese is widely spoken, also has Melayu spoken people.
- Special Authority of Aceh Darussalam: Acehnese and Melayu language with several Arabic influence.
- Majority of Grand Malaya use Indonesian or Melayu as everyday language, Grand Malaya use Indonesian and Melayu as official language of administrative across the federation. but there are some other language in Grand Malaya territory, these are some of the other language that used based on the region:
- Fashion
- Grand Malaya national cultural outfit is Batik.
- Cuisine
- Grand Malaya famous cuisine is Rendang this cuisine orginated from Minangkabau culture, this dish composed with cow meat and several spice to give the spicy taste. Grand Malaya also made National food outlet called Rumah Makan Bundo Melayu that spreading on international food market. The outcome from the outlets will be used for more outlets.
- Holiday
- Founding Day (20 May): National day to celebrate the rebels succes to overthrown Soeharto government at 20 May 1999.
- Each Capitulated Country Founding Day (Varies)
- Grand Malaya Grand March (Every March): Celebrate the rich amount of Grand Malaya March and the government interest on march. The civilians will forced to do paarde 5 hours for each 31 days on March.
March[]
Grand Malaya really obsessed with march song, because of that, Grand Malaya often called "Equatorial Marchers" by other countries, Grand Malaya proud of that name. Grand Malaya try to make marches many as possible, Grand Malaya also tried to make their marches "more european". Because of the high demand of the Grand Malaya Government, some of their composer died tragically with suicide. Grand Malaya has 6 composers through out the history, 5 vanished, 1 survived.
Historically, they are 5 marches composers vanished in the Grand Malaya timeline and their memo:
- Composer 1 (Zainal Abdurrahman): Went to a bar, not coming back anymore
- "I haven't heard silence in 4 years. The drums follow me into my sleep. I broke my fingers to stop composing, but they gave me a kazoo and said 'Be Resourceful'"
- Composer 2 (Ayu Permata): Found hanged in her apartment
- "I Wrote an anthem called 'Breath of Peace' They changed the title to 'Victory Rumble XII' and added chainsaw sample. My tears synced perefctly with the snare"
- Composer 3 (Muhammad Harun Akbar): Started composing marches backward, but no one noticed, eventually, he just stopped showing up
- "Every stair i climb echoes like a march. I speak in tempo. My wife left me after i caled her a 'percussion asset'. I don't remember her face, but i remember her key signature"
- Composer 4 (Raja Sejahtera): Suicide by drinking poison in his bedroom
- "Those Marches haunting me in my sleep, every note, every trombone, every major and minor combined and hid below my bed"
- Composer 5 (Muhammad Andri Khairullah): Last composed is too chaotic, suicide after that
- "Do you know what it's like to dream in snare rolls? To hear a tuba instead of your mother's voice? I lost my family, everything, my wife and child ignoring me, now i am alone in those metronome"
- Now, Aisyah Rahman is the March composer, but some issue say she started to going insane
Policies[]
Media[]
Grand Malaya strictly monopolize media censorship, everything that feel threatening the Grand Malaya independencies will be cut off permanently. Grand Malaya also has a national television channel, known as Grand Malaya Unity Channel. This channel filled with some internal news and propagandas. Any medias distributed inside Grand Malaya regions will be controlled by special council in Grand Malaya Education, Culture, Religion, and Ethnicity Affairs Ministry called Grand Malaya Censorship Broad that will control every censorship of media.
Grand Malaya launched several program in media affairs, those are:
- Broadcast Media
- Grand Malaya Unity Channel (GMUC) -- State-run television channel, broadcasted with Malay language, broadcasting national and international news, also several propagandas.
- Rakyat Melayu Bersuara (RMB) -- Nation Radio broadcaster. Has many language that included on Grand Malaya for each major group, such as Indonesian, Melayu, Filipino, Thai, and Tok Pisin.
- States Channel -- Jawa Hari Ini, Suara Ranah Sriwijaya, and others.
- There is some rebelion's channels, some of them are Papua Merdeka, Aceh Hari-hari, and others.
- Print Media
- Kabar Harian Melayu Raya -- The only state backed newspaper.
- Online Media
- Grand Malaya strictly monitor the online activity, especially on sensitive states, such as Military Mandate of Myanmar and Grand Malaya Special Authority of Aceh Darussalam.
Grand Malaya strictly implement several rule about pressing, all journalist must be follow several rule made by Grand Malaya Education, Culture, Religion, and Ethnicity Affairs Ministry, such as not touching any red zones, those are separatist movement, Anti-Malayan Government statement, and government critiques.
Grand Malaya also export several blockbusters and entertainment product, such as drama, informative channel, books, and others. Their export genre mostly comedy, propagandas, and romance.
Migration from Analog TV to Digital TV[]
Grand Malaya migrate their program from analog to digital television technology almost on a same date as most of the european. Grand Malaya tried to made the migration from analog TV to digital one for better competition with europeans and the rest of Asia. Grand Malaya finally migrate all their TV channels at 2021.
Modern-Day Grand Malaya[]
Today, Grand Malaya is the powerhouse of both Asia and Oceania. Grand took full control by authoritarian regime to control the governance of Nation. Even though after multiple attack from rebellions, Grand Malaya still strong enough to take control and stability over its country and social even the nation is filled by distinct culture and ethnicity.
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Trivia[]
- Grand Malaya holds a whopping amount of 27 parades per week on average, some of the parade made several traffic jam, the most severe traffic jam occurred on 1 May 2023 that made 5 hours traffic jam because of five parades intersecting at once.
- Tourist are often mistaken for new recruits on parade, ended in 3-day marches before realizing it wasn't a art festival.
- Every state suspiciously has their own military recruitment ad.
- The Military Mandate of Myanmar State has the highest consumption on Marching Equipment, 50% of the state tax used on this branch
- The Borneo State once tried to ban parades on weekends. The ban lasted 36 minutes before the parade enforcement brigade arrived (in formation)
- Every rebel group has its own anthem, flag, and surprisingly good merch. Some civilians admit the buy both sides T-Shirt just for style.
- Mainly, the Composers vanished after the government tried to ask many marches in small range of day.
- Grand Malaya humanitarian aids are only marches, they said "For increasing the patriotism"
- Grand Malaya still use Marches in warfare, they believe that marches are more efficient than bullet to their enemy.
- Rumors said Grand Malaya officials seal actually a sound button, they play a little drum solo.
- A study revealed that 87% of Grand Malaya citizen's knee have stronger muscle than average in the world, capable for 10 hours marching.
- Don't visit Military Mandate of Myanmar State.
Reference[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Wikipedia: Southeast Asia Overview
- ↑ Original Song: Iberian Union Anthem TNO
- ↑ Sibirski Strelkov March - Russia March
- ↑ Original Song: State Anthem of Buryatia, Russia
- ↑ Original Song: TNO Russia Free Republic -Servagvich idk
- ↑ Original Song: To Serve Russia
- ↑ Original Song: Alexander Nevsky – Procession of the Fallen & Judgement of the Prisoners
- ↑ Original Song: The Battle is Going Again - Lenin is Young Again
- ↑ Original Song: Gandzia
- ↑ Original Song: Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta March
- ↑ Original Song: Osmaniye Marsi
- ↑ https://aseanenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/ASEAN-Oil-and-Gas-Updates-2024.pdf
- ↑ ERIA: ASEAN’s Critical Mineral Strategy
- ↑ BPS Exchange Rate Report
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_Southeast_Asia
- ↑ https://www.topuniversities.com/asia-university-rankings/south-eastern-asia
- ↑ Original Song: Al Watan Al Akbar
- ↑ Original Song: Negaraku (Malaysia Anthem)
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiiVoA9vJGc