Jusin Republic

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Jusin Republic
쥬신 공화국(Kr)

2018 - 2022


Flag

Emblem

Motto
자유와 평화로 홍익하라
Benefit the humanity through freedom and peace

Anthem
자유와 평화의 땅
Land of freedom and peace


Lyrics in Korean


Global Jusin territories. Exact locations are included in the red colored parts.

Capital cityJusin City
Largest regionAnyang
Official language(s)Korean
Official religion(s)None
DemonymJusin (English), 쥬신인 (Korean)

GovernmentConstitutional republic
- PresidentJun-gyu Park

LegislaturePeople's Assembly

Formation1 January 2018
Unification into Kortosh-Jusin13 April 2022
Area Claimed2200 m² (23680 ft²)
Population73 (2021 census)
CurrencyJusin Jun (JRJ), South Korean Won (KRW)
Time zoneUTC+9
Date formatyyyy-mm-dd
National animalBear(Ung-sin), tiger(Ho-sin)

Official website

The Jusin Republic (IPA: [tsiuɕin rɪˈpʌblɪk]) or the Jusin Gong-Hwa-Guk (Korean: 쥬신 공화국), was the first micronation in Korea to have its own website. It had territories scattered across the Korean Peninsula, having every citizen's home as its territory.

It was established on January 1, 2018, claiming succession of the 'Great New Jusin Absolute Monarchy Federal Kingdom'. It went under major reforms during late August 2018. Jusin was an attending member of MicroCon 2019, and was the first Asian micronation to do so. Additionally, Jusin was the most active Korean micronation communicating with non-Korean micronations. It had contacted many others across Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, VK, and other social media platforms.

On April 13, 2022, Jusin was unified with the People's Democratic Republic of Kortosh into a new micronation, the Federation of Kortosh-Jusin.

Etymology

The name Jusin was known as an ancient kingdom of Korea, although historians dispute over its existence. However, Jusin Republic did not take its name from the ancient nation itself. Rather, it comes from the claims of succession to the 'Great New Jusin Absolute Monarchy Federal Kingdom(NJFK)'. A few citizens of the NJFK have joined the Jusin Republic, although no formal recognition of sucession has been made by any authorities in the former micronation.

History

Inspiration and preparation

The formation of the Jusin republic was long prepared by Mirdov Kron. He first thought about the idea of establishing an 'Unified Korean Micronation' during early 2016, but due to personal difficulties and lack of time, he was not able to participate in the two major 'Unification Plan's. However, both unifications failed, and Korean Micronations no longer tried to unify themselves. As a result, Kron decided to make a Micronation that could attract other Micronationists, so they could be unified under one flag without federalizing several Micronations. This idea led him to establish Jusin, and he started preparing for it during December 2017.

Kron created a establishment committee for Jusin two other Micronationists, Ha Un-yong and Kim Gyeom-bi. The first constitution was completed on December 29, 2017, and on December 30th, Mirdov Kron became the successful candidate for the president of Jusin, to be in office 2 days later.

Establishment

On January 1, 2018, president Kron announced the establishment of the Jusin Republic.

First Era

Recession

Reformation

Second Era

Government

Jusin was a constitutional republic, with President acting as the head of state. The head of multilingual government is the Chairman of the Council of National Affairs(CNA), and the President currently holds the additional post as Chairman according the law.

The executive branch is led by the CNA, which consists of the Chairman(President), Chancellors, Ministers, and Directors. Under CNA are two lingual sub-governments: Korean division and the English division. Each division is headed by the Chancellor, and each Chancellor takes turn serving as President for 1 year. The divisions have departments for administering pratical affairs.

The legislative branch is consisted solely of the People's Assembly. All citizens who applied for the legislative participation rights can take part as member of the Assembly. This shows the characteristics of the Jusin legislative branch, which focuses on direct democracy. All citizens can take part in discussing national matters and new bills, as well as vote for passing or opposing the bill.

The judiciary branch is led by the Supreme court, and can have the Committee for Dispute Arbitration as a temporary element. All disputes and conflicts pass the CDA for pre-trial settlements, but if the conflict is not solved, the case is taken to court for trial.

Ministries, agencies and departments

  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, responsible for foreign relations, military, public safety, and citizenship.
  • Ministry of Finance and Treasury - Led by the Minister of Finance and Treasury, responsible for all monetary affairs in Jusin.
  • Online Security Agency - Led by the Director of OSA, responsible for homepage management, cyber security, and intelligence duties.
  • (For each lingual division)
    • Department of Internal Affairs
    • Department of Justice
    • Department of Culture

Law and order

Jusin is known for its abundance in laws, with every aspect of the nation regulated by laws and orders. Major laws such as the Constitution and the Criminal code were inspired by its Korean counterparts, while independently made laws also exist.

Administrative divisions

Jusin territories consist of residences of every citizen, which makes too complicated for each residence to be assigned a separate division. As a result, Jusin administrative divisions are assigned by which Korean province the residence is located in. Currently, there are 11 provinces with most containing 2~3 residences each.

Demographics

Population

The Jusin population is growing at a low rate during recent times, causing concern among government officials. The population is 73 as of Feburary 3rd, 2021, with 65 citizens from the Korean division and 8 from the English division.

Languages

In Jusin, Korean is the most dominant language, with the usage of English in the English division. The government aims to add more lingual divisions to become a global micronation.

Currently, the Jusin government is working on a conlang project to make a language easy to learn and use.

Education

Jusin republic currently has no formal education system, but the government is encouraging its citizens to take classes on Micropatrology at the Department of Education and Aids, ASKMTO. The government is cooperating with the ASKMTO to create official education programs in Jusin where citizens can learn about the history of micronations and its studies.

Foreign relations

Jusin was currently a full member state of the Grand Unified Micronational and the Asia-Pacific Alliance, as well as the Korean intermicronational organization of the Anti-simulationist Korean Micronational Treaty Organization. Jusin's policies regarding foreign relations were relatively strict. It had all diplomatic procedures set by law, and diplomatic relations are usually maintained at the level of mutual recognition, unless the other micronation is of exceptional importance to the Government of Jusin.

As the first micronation in Asia to attend MicroCon 2019, Jusin Republic was reaching out globally for new diplomatic ties. Jusin had also attended the 2019 Korean micronational summit, and the 2021 ASAM Radiator summit.

After its unification with Kortosh, its diplomatic relations were passed down to Kortosh-Jusin as stated in the treaty of unification.

Micronations with mutual sovereignty recognition

Micronations with consular relations

  • Gumo Empire
  • Socialist Republic of Kartosh

Micronations which have been incorporated as protectorates or autonomous divisions

  • Republic of Hwaryeong
  • United States of Armonia
  • Republic of Toten
  • Republic of Namhwa

Military

Jusin did not have a defense force at the moment. The Department of Defense was abolished in 2019, and public security is now maintained by the OSA.

Economy

Jusin economy was actually run by consuming goods and paying real money. Jusin takes pride in its economic system, and encourages citizens to open businesses and earn money. Taxes are yet to become in Jusin, but some citizens argue about its necessity.

Culture

Jusin culture is still developing.

References