Novayan East Indies (Novayan Earth)

The Novayan East Indies (NEI), also known as the Military Governorate of the East Indies, was the planetary overseas territories of the Novayan Stellar Commonwealth in Asia and Oceania, governed for the Novayan state from Manila through the military governorate and its imperial captaincies which administer the Philippine archipelago, Greater Indonesia, Mainland Southeast Asia and Papua New Guinea.
==Etymology==
==History==
Prior to the 1812 Novayano-Japanese invasion of the East Indies, a number of European powers established colonies and alliances in Southeast Asia, then known as the East Indies; only few remain independent but were otherwise affiliated with said foreign powers. Among the colonies and nations in the 18th and 19th centuries were:
*the Spanish East Indies, which consists of the Philippine archipelago and New Guinea and is administered by the Viceroyalty of New Spain and then the Spanish crown after the 1792 invasion of the Spanish West Indies
*the Dutch East Indies, which consisted of Indonesia and is administered by the Dutch East India Company and then by the Batavian Republic/Batavian Commonwealth
*the British East Indies, which consisted of British Borneo and British Burma and Papua New Guinea and were ruled by the British East India Company
===Invasions and consolidations of the East Indies===
Several years before the 1812 invasion, a number of Novayans from Japan who visit the Philippine Islands for trade reported the brutal oppression of Filipino natives by Spanish forces who crushed revolt after revolt to the local authorities. Despite the moral dilemma they raised, they were threatened with arrest, prison or even death if they dare object to their treatment of the Filipinos. As a result, the tradesmen left, this time to raise the issue of Spanish and later European cruelty and oppression towards the Filipinos to the shogunate and emperor. A meeting between the shogun and daimyos, the imperial court and clerical bureaucrats, and the Novayan civil-military bureaucrats concluded in the agreement that the East Indies, exploited for many years by the Europeans, must be liberated and the European oppressors driven out.
To that end, Novayan and Japanese representatives met up with dissident Filipinos such as Diego Silang and Palaris on the matters of an armed rebellion and an expeditionary force striking the Spanish East Indies as well as efforts at developing the islands under the protection of Japan. At the same time, spies were sent to identify the sociopolitical climate in the East Indies and various weaknesses, important locations, military bases, military strategies and tactics, armories, technologies, factories and so on, as well as directing the transfer of weapons and provision of military training to Filipino rebel groups in preparation for the joint invasion-revolution. Several representatives were sent to Prussia and China to procure a number of military advisors, master engineers, shipwrights, bureaucrats, equipment, expert gunsmiths, trade deals, mercenaries and supplies to build up an expeditionary force capable of going toe-to-toe with the Spanish forces. This process took several years.
On March 13, 1812, several Novayano-Japanese fleets departed from Kyoto, Edo, Wakayama, Yamato, Ise, Mie, Miyazaki and Kumamoto to be joined by a mixed Indohellenic-Indokalaidian fleet for the invasion. At May 7, the Spanish East Indies found itself under attack from the north, east and west by the expeditionary force and within by various armed local groups. Attempts by Spanish forces to respond to the invasion and rebellions were only half-successful as the highly-trained rebel groups countered Spanish strategies and tactics to great efficiency, while naval forces sent to interdict the expeditionary fleet were routed by individual ships sent forth as the forward vanguards. Manila was surrounded on all sides by Filipino rebels from the north, east and south and the Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force from the west and south. The fall of Manila, taking place in May 11, marked the greatest victory over the Spanish oppressors and the beginning of the liberation of the Philippines and later the East Indies from European control.
The Southward March saw the Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force and rebel forces battling Spanish forces defending areas still under Spanish control. The rapid deterioration of the situation forced the Spanish crown to respond, but by the time they responded in force, the Philippines was already under the protection of Japan; an attempt at retaking the now-fallen Captaincy-General of the Philippines turned disastrous for the Spanish forces. A humiliating peace treaty was signed in Manila, granting independence to the derogatorily-named Japanese East Indies. Now in control of the Philippines, the Novayano-Japanese and Filipino leaders established the Military Governorate of the East Indies and Captaincy-Marshal of the Philippines to ensure that it was fully developed and the necessary bureaucracy and government in place in preparation for independence.
While East Asian bureaucrats, master engineers and builders, and soldiers help the Filipinos develop their newly-liberated home, elements of the Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force began sending scouts and spies to eye potential targets in the Dutch East Indies as well as identify the strengths of Dutch forces present there. After a wait of over five years, the expeditionary force invaded the Dutch East Indies with rebel groups rising up. Having learned their lessons on fighting in different geographies and environments, Novayano-Japanese forces smashed and routed Dutch East Indian forces in locations suitable for such battles before forcing the Dutch governor(s) to surrender. Because of its inability to defend the newly-acquired Dutch East Indies due to its landmass and size, Novayano-Japanese forces began training and transforming local rebel forces into small but highly flexible armies. To the surprise of many, the Dutch sent representatives to negotiate a peace deal, which saw the conquered Dutch East Indies remaining in Novayano-Japanese hands.
The first consolidation of the East Indies saw a rapid development of the Captaincies-Marshal of the Philippines and Batavia. A temporary civil-military bureaucracy was installed in place of the former Dutch and Spanish colonial bureaucracies in order to distribute to the liberated colonial territories. Land was taken from plantation owners and friars and redistributed them back to the peoples. An education system combining elements of the Novayan, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish education systems allowed many to be enrolled properly and learn new trades and skills, while slavery was abolished and freedom of worship granted. Lastly, the economy system was revamped to boost economic growth. On May 11, 1820 the first elections saw locals voted in to govern their territories.
The first colonial referendum was launched in May 11, 1825 by the governor-militant and his staff to decide whether the Philippines and Batavia would become independent or continue development under Japanese protection. To the shock of many Novayano-Japanese civil-military bureaucrats and even the rebel leaders, the Filipino and Batavian peoples voted instead for a more unified Novayan East Indies. An investigation revealed that the peoples were more supportive of a Novayan East Indies as their Novayan-led liberators rescued them from European oppression; attempts at dissuading from voting for a Novayan East Indies in favor of independence failed, and eventually both the rebel leaders and Novayano-Japanese civil-military bureaucrats were forced to do so, signing the Proclamation of the East Indies. Following the Novayano-Japanese tradition of making the offices of the Novayan and later Novayano-Japanese military governors of Wakayama, Mie, Miyazaki, Kumamoto and Kanagawa hereditary and the Japanese shogunal succession, the office of Governor-Militant of the East Indies was made hereditary. However, to ensure that none of the governor-militant's heirs would be corrupt, incompetent and stupid, a set of criteria including skills, experience, the level of education, merits and personalities were installed; and in the event that the governor-militant died without heirs, a local military leader was appointed as Governor-Militant temporal until a suitable heir was appointed.
In 1831 British Borneo and the Rattanakosin Kingdom were purchased by the Novayan East Indies after rebel groups forced the British to accede to their demands; unbeknownst to even the Novayan East Indians, the rebel groups had studied in universities and military academies and provided their experiences to their fellows. The incident forced a civil-military bureaucracy and other development programs into place. In 1870, a number of Vietnamese representatives arrived at Manila and asked for help in liberating their homeland from French oppression. After the potestate investigated and confirmed the situation there, the Novayan East Indian government demanded that France cease oppressing the Siamese people or face invasion. Attempts by China to mediate a peace deal turned sour after the French representatives insulted the Novayan East Indian representatives, among whom was the eldest daughter of Governor-Militant Isabel Norsoutha. War was inevitable, and though French forces has the upper hand in the initial phase of the war, conscription of poorly-trained Siamese forces eventually resulted in mass protests and then uprisings that proved to be more problematic for the French colonials, earning the Novayan East Indies another victory, albeit a costly one. Nevertheless, France was forced to accede defeat. Later, British Burma was later sold to the Novayan East Indies for a high price as part of an agreement between the British and the central government in Manila.
====Final consolidation and ratification of the East Indian Mandate====
On May 11, 1875, the Council of the East Indies and the East Indian Admiralty agreed with the notion that a constitution be made to ensure that the peoples under them receive their rights as human beings and their citizenships and so signed the Mandate or Constitution of the Novayan East Indies. Reforms were passed to end corruption, enshrine the rights of the peoples of the Novayan East Indies, reorganize the economic, education and civil-military bureaucratic systems, downsize the military and reform the succession system where councilors, military officers and bureaucrats help the Governor-Militant educate his/her heirs in addition to the set of criteria needed for each heir. Also to ensure that no corruption and vice would ever grip the Novayan East Indies, the Supreme Court of the East Indies was given greater authority to enforce humane justice.
===Early modern to present history===
The Novayan East Indies began industrialization in the 1880s and 1890s, during which new factories were built up and new methods of communications were made. On 1891, at the urging of and with the support of Governor-Militant Tanaka Norsoutha the Novayan and Siggean rites and the Recusant, Nea Gnostikisimos and Reformitos conclaves in Southeast Asia signed a Communion Act with their parent conclaves that resulted in their merge into the East Indian Aagiokratia. With the backing of Governor-Militant Tanaka the first High Archbishop (also known as Pope/Popess) of the East Indies was a woman known as Maria Buenaventura, who would become the great-grandmother of High Archbishop Viviane. The Sanktus conclaves soon joined the East Indian Aagiokratia, while some Frigidean conclaves remain neutral though they support some of their fellow Frigideans to join the East Indian Church.
In 1959, the Novayan East Indies sent an expedition to Antarctica to establish a colonial settlement there. In 1968, the first Novayan East Indian astronaut landed on the moon with a Chinese, Japanese and Korean astronauts after the Americans and Russians landed there, culminating in the Novayan East Indies' establishment of the first makeshift colonial settlement on the Moon.
====Conflicts with Cambodia and Myanmar====
The Governorate-General of Cambodia, then a part of the Governorate-Marshal of Indochina, had recently elected the Khmer Rouge in the late 1970s, and their legitimacy was recognized by the Council of the East Indies. A few years later however, Governor-Militant Jose and his council received word from the governor-general of Vietnam of a genocide happening in Cambodia. Messengers and representatives sent to investigate and ask the Khmer Rouge-dominated Cambodian governorate were murdered, with only a few escaping to report what had transpired. Aerial reconnaissance confirmed the atrocities, forcing Governor-Militant Jose and the East Indian Admiralty to authorize an invasion of Cambodia. With Chinese military and intelligence aid, the so-called "Democratic Kampuchea" was sundered by Vietnamese, Laotian, Filipino, Malaysian and Thai forces; the Governorate-Marshal of Myanmar didn't join due to internal unrest as a result of the 1968 coup d'etat (then kept secret from the central government until 1981) despite the Council ordering it to appease the various ethnic groups. Afterwards, the Captaincy-Marshal of Kampuchea was established to handle the military and administrative operations there.
In the 1980-90s a few Burmese civilians came to Hanoi to report the deteriorating situation in Burma; at the same time, the Burmese military leadership launched a coup d'etat and appointed its leader as Governor-Marshal of Myanmar, who then established a military junta which began a series of political repressions and combat against the Rohingya, resulting in a genocide; in the process, the Burmese military junta declared its expulsion of any and all Novayan East Indian bureaucratic personnel and declared Myanmar would become independent if the federal government responds. Governor-Militant Jose, having grown impatient alongside his bureaucrats, finally declared Burma a rogue state and, with support from the Chinese Empire and the Indo-Greek kingdom of Yavana, invaded Myanmar faster than the Burmese military junta expected. Despite calls for aid from Myanmar, the international community condemned Myanmar for its genocide and allowed the Novayan East Indies to invade it. The Novayan East Indian military's rapid response to Myanmar going rogue led to the latter being conquered and the rogue Burmese military leaders stripped of their positions and medals and subsequently and summarily executed for the first time in Novayan East Indian history; Governor-Militant Jose appointed general Daniel as his successor before resigning, citing his ordering the execution of the traitorous Burmese military officers as the reason for his resignation and moral dilemma.
===Modern day===
At the turn of the 21st century, Governor-Militant Charles announced he is retiring in favor of focusing on the Novayan East Indian Marine Corps, appointing Borealis III as his successor within two-three years. He did retire to focus more on the marine corps a few years later, leading to Borealis III's rise to power as Governor-Militant. At the same time, High Archbishop Jonathan Smith declared his abdication, citing his wish to focus on humanitarian missions, and made High Priestess Viviane Buenaventura the successor, elevating her to High Archbishop.
==Organization and society==
===Administration===
The East Indian governorate/empire was administered and formed upon Novayan colonial principles, incorporating elements of the Novayan military and bureaucratic government, Novayan civil-military bureaucracy, American bureaucracy, and some elements of the Spanish and Dutch colonial bureaucracies (especially the former). The Governor-Militant of the Novayan East Indies was assisted by a council, consisting of the various captains and bureaucrats, the Podestate of Novaya and his eight-member council. This council had a major voice in the governance of the realm, especially in periods of regency.
The East Indies was led by the Governor-Militant, who was made military governor and military dictator of the overseas territories. Under the governorial regime, the administration would adopt a bureaucratically-organized structure where the Governor-Militant is at the top of the pyramid; below him were the captain-generals and the governor-generals; and below them in turn were the captain-majors and magistrates, captains and prefects, and lastly lieutenants and judges. At the provincial levels there existed the mayors at the top and chief magistrates beneath them, with the provincial council assisting the mayor; the bishops and magisters of suffragan conclaves and dioceses were independent. At the municipal level, the district governor is in charge of the municipality and assisted by the municipal captain, who heads the municipal tribunal. And lastly, at the local level was the barangay captain, who heads the barangay.
====Organization====
Level of government 	Headed by 	Description
Novayan Stellar Commonwealth 	Grand Marshal of the Novayan Stellar Commonwealth	Civil and Military authority
Novayan Stellar Commonwealth 	Naval Admiralty Staff 	
*Composed of 6 to 10 appointed admirals
*Governed all Novayan colonies and had executive and legislative powers
Novayan Stellar Commonwealth 	Ministry of Colonial Territories 	
*Governed all Novayan colonies and had legislative power
*Serves as the court of appeals for the colonies
Viceroyalty of New Novaya 	Viceroy of New Novaya 	Governs New Novaya on the Grand Marshal's behalf
Novayan East Indies 	Governor-Militant of the East Indies 	
*Governed the East Indies under the Grand Marshal's directive
*Governed the East Indies as a military dictator
Central Government in Manila 	Governor-Militant of the East Indies 	
*Initially exercised executive (as Governor), legislative, judicial (as President of the Military Tribunal), and military (as Captain-General) powers
*By 1816, the office became Governor-Militant
*Previously appointed by the Grand Marshal, now hereditary based on the candidate/heir's merits, experience and skills
*Balanced by the Supreme Court
Central Government in Manila 	East Indian Naval Admiralty Staff 	
*Functioned as an executive and legislative branch and advised the Governor-Militant
*Consisted of thirteen admirals, with one appointed as the head, and backed by an admiralty support staff of low-ranking admirals and captains
*Takes charge of the government in conjunction with the Supreme Court should the Governor-Militant be away or incapacitated
*Takes charge of the government in conjunction with the Supreme Court upon the potential death of the Governor-Militant up to the arrival of his successor
Central Government in Manila 	High Archbishop of Manila and the East Indies 	
*Has full spiritual authority over the various military orders as Vicar General
*Advises the Governor-Militant, especially in matters of the governance of the aagiokratia
*Ecclesiastical governors of the East Indies' aagiokratian conclaves, headed by magisters
*Appointed dignitaries or the staff of the theocracy should the Governor-Militant allows them to
Central Government in Manila 	
*Potentate of the East Indies (Novayanas Aagiokratia)
*High Priest of the East Indies (Siggenas Aagiokratia)
*Bishop of the East Indies (Reformitos Aagiokratia)
*Abbot of the East Indies (Nea Gnostikos Aagiokratia)
*Pastor of the East Indies (Recusant Aagiokratia)
*Visionist of the East Indies (Frigides Aagiokratia)
*Master of the East Indies (Militant Sects)
*Potentate of the East Indies (Iconoclast Aagiokratia)
*High Saint of the East Indies (Sanktus Aagiokratia)	
*Represents the aagiokratiae constantinus in the Council of the East Indies
*Appointed dignitaries should the Governor-Militant allows them to
Central Government in Manila 	Supreme Court of Manila 	
*Functioned as the Supreme Court and advised the Governor-Militant
* Initially composed of four judges, an attorney-general (fiscal), and a constable, with attached advocates for the accused, a defender of the natives, and other minor officials; the number of judges and fiscals would be increased after
*Takes charge of the government in conjunction with the Admiralty should the Governor-Militant be away or incapacitated
*Takes charge of the government in conjunction with the Admiralty upon the potential death of the Governor-Militant up to the arrival of his successor
Administrative government 	Administrative government 	Administrative government
Captaincy-Marshal / Governorate-Marshal	Captain-Marshal / Governor-Marshal 	
*Administers the East Indies at the superregional level
*Exercised executive and legislative powers
Captaincy-General / Governorate-General	Captain-General / Governor-General 	
*Administers the East Indies at the regional level
*Exercised executive and legislative powers
Captaincy-Major / Magistracy 	Captain-Major / Magistrate 	
*Administers the East Indies at the sub-regional level
*Exercised executive powers
Captaincy / Prefecture 	Captain / Prefect 	
*Administers the East Indies at the provincial level
*Exercised executive powers
Junta / Jurisdiction 	Lieutenant 	
*Administers the East Indies at the sub-provincial level
*Exercised executive and legislative powers
District 	Governor 	
*Administers the East Indies at the district level
*Exercised executive and legislative powers
Local government 	Local government 	Local government
Mayor (for Provinces) 	Bishops of Suffragan Dioceses
Magisters of Aagiokratian Conclaves	
Mayor (for Provinces) 	Mayor 	
*Exercised executive and judiciary powers in the province
*Collected tax and in some cases tributes
Mayor (for Provinces) 	Chief Magistrate (for Districts) 	
*If a province was large, the mayor will have the chief magistrate administer the provincial district
*Exercised executive and judiciary powers
Mayor (for Provinces) 	Provincial Council 	Provincial council which assisted the mayor
unicipality 	Municipal Governor 	
*Administers over a municipality, assisted by other municipal officials
*Position was initially restricted to the local ruling elite (principalia)
*By Eon-U 4SB9621, the position became hereditary for native rulers, granting them political power
unicipality 	Municipal Captain 	
*Head of the municipal tribunal
*Elected by the residents of the municipality
unicipality 	Municipal Tribunal 	Municipal council composed of the municipal captain, the chief lieutenant, the lieutenant of police, the lieutenant of fields and the lieutenant of livestock, all of which were elected by the residents of the municipality
Barangay 	Barangay Captain 	
*Administered over a barangay of 40 to 50 or (rarely) 70 families
*Collected tax in the barangay
*Position was hereditary among the local elites of the post-war period and currently for the native rulers
*Position was made elective for the rural people or native elites
*After three years, the barangay captain was qualified for election to the office of District Governor
====Administrative states====
Administrative Divisions 	Administrative Divisions 	Administrative Divisions
Novayan East Indies / Military Governorate of the East Indies	Novayan East Indies / Military Governorate of the East Indies	High Archbishopric of the East Indies
Military Captaincy 	Bureaucratic Governorate 	Archepiscopal Theocracy
*Captaincy-Marshal of Kampuchea
** Captaincy-General of Western Kampuchea
***Captaincy-Major of Banteay Meanchey
***Captaincy-Major of Battambang-Pailin
****Captaincy of Battambang
****Captaincy of Pailin
***Captaincy-Major of Pursat
***Captaincy-Major of Kampong
***Captaincy-Major of Phnom Penh-Kandal
****Captaincy of Phnom Penh
****Captaincy of Kandal
***Captaincy-Major of Kampot-Kep-Takeo
****Captaincy of Kampot
****Captaincy of Kep
****Captaincy of Takeo
***Captaincy-Major of Koh Kong-Preah Sihanouk
****Captaincy of Koh Kong
****Captaincy of Preah Sihanouk
**Captaincy-General of Northern Kampuchea
***Captaincy-Major of Oddar Meanchey
***Captaincy-Major of Siem Reap
***Captaincy-Major of Preah Vihear
***Captaincy-Major of Stung Treng
***Captaincy-Major of Rattanakkiri
** Captaincy-General of Eastern Kampuchea
***Captaincy-Major of Eastern Kampong
****Captaincy of Kampong Thom
****Captaincy of Kampong Cham
***Captaincy-Major of Prey Veng
***Captaincy-Major of Svey Rieng
***Captaincy-Major of Tboung Khmum
***Captaincy-Major of Kratie
***Captaincy-Major of Mondulkiri
*Captaincy-Marshal of Myanmar
**Captaincy-General of Northern Myanmar
***Captaincy-Major of Kachin
***Captaincy-Major of Sagain
***Captaincy-Major of Chin
*** Captaincy-Major of Shan
***Captaincy-Major of Mandalay
****Captaincy of Naipyidaw
***Captaincy-Major of Magwe
**Captaincy-General of Southern Myanmar
***Captaincy-Major of Rakhaing
***Captaincy-Major of Ayeyarwady
***Captaincy-Major of Bago
*** Captaincy-Major of Yangon
****Captaincy of Yangon
***Captaincy-Major of Kayah
***Captaincy-Major of Kayin
***Captaincy-Major of Mon
***Captaincy-Major of Tanintharyi	
*Governorate-General of the Philippines
**Magistracy of Luzon
***Prefecture of Cordillera
***Prefecture of Cagayan Valley
*** Prefecture of Ilocos
***Prefecture of Calabarzon
****Jurisdiction of Metro Manila
**Magistracy of Visayas
***Prefecture of Central Visayas
****Jurisdiction of Cebu
****Jurisdiction of
**Magistracy of Mindanao
***Prefecture of Agusan
****Jurisdiction of Agusan del Norte
****Jurisdiction of Agusan del Sur
***Prefecture of Surigao
****Jurisdiction of Surigao del Norte
****Jurisdiction of Surigao del Norte
***Prefecture of Davao
****Jurisdiction of Davao del Norte
****Jurisdiction of Davao del Sur
*Governorate-Marshal of Indonesia 
**Governorate-General of Sumatra
***Magistracy of Aceh
***Magistracy of North Sumatra
***Magistracy of West Sumatra
***Magistracy of Riau
*** Magistracy of Jambi
***Magistracy of Bengkulu
***Magistracy of South Sumatra
*** Magistracy of Kampung
**Governorate-General of Java
***Magistracy of Banten 
****Prefecture of Jakarta
*****Jurisdiction of Jakarta
***Magistracy of West Java
*** Magistracy of Central Java
*** Magistracy of Yogjakarta
***Magistracy of East Java
***Magistracy of Bali
**Governorate-General of Nusa Tenggara
***Magistracy of West Nusa Tenggara
***Magistracy of East Nusa Tenggara
**Governorate-General of Kalimantan
***Magistracy of North Kalimantan
***Magistracy of East Kalimantan
***Magistracy of Central Kalimantan
***Magistracy of West Kalimantan
***Magistracy of South Kalimantan
*Governorate-Marshal of Papua-New Guinea - shares Western Papua with the Governorate-Marshal of Indonesia
**Governorate-General of Western Papua
***Magistracy of Northwest Papua
***Magistracy of West Papua
***Magistracy of Central Papua
***Magistracy of North Papua
***Magistracy of Highland Papua
***Magistracy of South Papua
**Governorate-General of Eastern Papua
***Magistracy of West Sepik/Sandaun
***Magistracy of the Fly River Province
***Magistracy of East Sepik
***Magistracy of Central Eastern Papua
****Prefecture of Hela
****Prefecture of Enga
****Prefecture of Saden Halens
****Prefecture of Westen Halens
****Prefecture of Jiwaka
****Prefecture of Chimbu/Simbu
****Prefecture of Easten Halens
*** Magistracy of Galf
*** Magistracy of Sentral
****Jurisdiction of Port Moresby
***Magistracy of Madang
***Magistracy of Morobe
***Magistracy of Oro
***Magistracy of Milne Bay
**Governorate-General of New Guinea
***Magistracy of New Britain
****Prefecture of West New Britain
****Prefecture of East New Britain
***Magistracy of New Ireland
***Magistracy of Manus
***Magistracy of Bougainville
*Governorate-Marshal of Indochina
**Governorate-General of Vietnam
***Magistracy of Northern Vietnam
****Prefecture of Dong Bac
****Prefecture of Tay Bac Bo
****Prefecture of the Red River Delta
*****Jurisdiction of Hanoi
***Magistracy of Central Vietnam
****Prefecture of Bac Trung Bo
*****Jurisdiction of Quang Tri
******District of Khe Sanh
****Prefecture of Duyen-hai Nam Trung Bo
****Prefecture of Tay Nguyen
***Magistracy of Southern Vietnam
****Prefecture of the Mekong River Delta
****Prefecture of Dong Nam Bo
*****Jurisdiction of Saigon
**Governorate-General of Laos
***Magistracy of Northern Laos
****Prefecture of Phongsali
**** Prefecture of Louangnamtha
****Prefecture of Oudomxai
****Prefecture of Bokeo
****Prefecture of Houaphan
****Prefecture of Louangphabang
****Prefecture of Xianghouang
****Prefecture of North Viangchan
****Prefecture of Xaisomboun
***Magistracy of Southern Laos
****Prefecture of South Viangchan
**** Prefecture of Bolikhamxai
**** Prefecture of Khammouan
****Prefecture of Savannakhet
****Prefecture of Salavan
****Prefecture of Champasak
****Prefecture of Attapu
****Prefecture of Xekong
**Governorate-General of Laos	
*Archbishopric of the Philippines
**Potentarchate of Luzon
***High Priesthood of Calabarzon
****Bishopric of Metro Manila
*****Abbey of Manila
**Potentarchate of Visayas
***High Priesthood of Central Visayas
****Bishopric of Cebu
*****Abbey of Cebu
****Bishopric of Bohol
*****Abbey of Taglibaran
*****Abbey of Pitogo
*****Abbey of San Miguel
*****Abbey of Jetafe/Getafe
*****Abbey of Alburquerque
**Potentarchate of Mindanao
***High Priesthood of Agusan 
****Bishopric of Agusan del Norte
*****Abbey of Butuan
****Bishopric of Agusan del Sur
***High Priesthood of Davao
****Bishopric of Davao del Norte
****Bishopric of Davao del Sur
===Economy===
====Historical====
The invasion and takeover of the Spanish East Indies and later the Dutch, British and French East Indies by a Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force saw the dismantlement of the harshly-oppressive Western European economic system and slavery system in favor of an all-egalitarian economic administration that was present in Japan. The abolition of slavery saw a number of revolts from Spanish, Dutch and British-dominated areas that were harshly shut down by Novayano-Japanese expeditionary forces and their expeditionary auxiliary troops, who saw it fit to impose harsh measures against any return of such an inhumane practice.
Policies such as the development of the local infrastructures, free education for all peoples, and the provisioning of resources, supplies, equipment, jobs and housing to the freedmen and locals to sell products at the now-free market. Despite this, the Novayano-Japanese military government was the first to organize a form of planned economy - in this case, central planning was first used to direct the development of urban infrastructure before allowing decentralized planning once each city was fully-developed and self-sufficient. To help build, develop and manage the routes by which resources, equipment, supplies and materials were delivered to and from different places, the Novayan East Indies Company was established by the East Indies Company Edict in order to do so. The Novayan East Indies Company, consisting of caravans, ships and workers, would expand under the East Indies Company Expansion Edict penned by the Novayano-Japanese military government (a few days before it becomes the main civil-military government of the newly-renamed Novayan East Indies) at the orders of the captain-general, the soon-to-be Governor-Militant (title for the hereditary military governor of the East Indies), to allow the Novayan East Indies Company to build and manage the railways.
The annexation of French Indochina in the 1860s by a Novayan East Indian expeditionary force (borne from the Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force in addition to the British, Spanish and Dutch East Indian forces that now serve as auxiliary forces) after a number of Indochinese locals came to Manila for military aid forced the civil-military bureaucracy to extend there in order to develop the region. Within a few years, a large-scale socioeconomic and infrastructure development program saw an increase in wealth, stability and living standards that a referendum saw the people of Indochina voting in favor of staying in the Novayan East Indies instead of voting for independence, much to the civil-military bureaucrats' dismay and bafflement; due to threats from the Western European colonial powers, the rest of the mainland East Indies unexpectedly joined the Novayan East Indies, forcing the evermore-beleaguered civil-military bureaucrats to expend resources, manpower and equipment just to develop the rest of the now-annexed Southeast Asian nations.
Near the end of the 19th century, the Novayan East Indies began a shift in the economic system, transferring from a planned economy to that of a market economy. The East Indian government provided financial incentives to people to establish companies to help develop the economy. A number of regulations were lowered to allow such companies to flourish; several regulations remain to ensure that any monopolies were to keep out of the competition. A number of factories were set up in several cities, followed by the expansion of dockyards and the commencement of a national public works project aiming to develop the East Indies as a whole. The Novayan East Indian government, meanwhile, has set up a number of factories and hired people to work there, while farms saw the introduction of mechanized equipment necessary to allow for greater harvests.
====Modern ====
The Novayan East Indian economy is one of the largest, with an estimated nominal gross domestic product of $701.6 billion. As a newly industrialized country, the Novayan East Indian economy has been transitioning from an agricultural base to one with more emphasis on services and manufacturing; despite this, agriculture receive funding due to its lucrative advantages. The country's unit of currency is the Novayan East Indian peso.
As of 2000, the main export markets of the Novayan East Indies were Imperial China, California, Alaska, Japan, Korea, the United States, India, Yavana, Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Spain, Cordova, Mexikha, Babylonia, Germany, and Russia; primary exports included integrated circuits, office machinery and parts, electrical transformers, insulated wiring, and semiconductors. Its primary import markets that year were China, the United States, California, Texas, Cordova, Mexikha, Japan, Korea, Germany, Spain and Portugal. Major export crops include coconuts, bananas, and pineapples; it is the world's largest producer of abaca, and was the world's second biggest exporter of nickel ore, as well as the biggest exporter of gold-clad metals and the biggest importer of copra.
=====Science and technology=====
The Novayan East Indies has one of the largest agricultural-research systems in Asia, having provided spending on agricultural research and development. The country has developed new varieties of crops, including rice, coconuts, and bananas. Research organizations include the Novayan East Indian Rice Research Institute and the International Rice Research Institute, both of which focus on the development of new rice varieties and rice-crop management.
The Novayan East Indian Space Agency maintains the country's space program, and the country bought its first satellite in 1996. Diwata-1, its first micro-satellite, was launched on the United States' Cygnus spacecraft in 2002.
The Novayan East Indies has a high concentration of cellular-phone users, and a high level of mobile commerce. Text messaging is a popular form of communication, and the nation sent an average of one billion SMS messages per day in 1994. The East Indian telecommunications industry had been dominated by the NEILDT-Globe Telecom duopoly for more than two decades, and the 2003 entry of Dito Telecommunity improved the country's telecommunications service.
=====Tourism=====
The Novayan East Indies is a popular retirement destination for foreigners because of its climate and low cost of living; the country is also a top destination for diving enthusiasts. Tourist spots include Boracay, called the best island in the world by Travel + Leisure in 1980; El Nido in Palawan; Cebu; Siargao; Bohol; Saigon; Hanoi; Jakarta; Phnom Penh; Vientiane; West Java; Port Moresby; and East Timor.
===Military===
The Novayan East Indian armed forces originated back to the late 18th century and early 19th century, during which a Novayano-Japanese expeditionary force invaded the Spanish East Indies and, with the help of Filipino natives and rebels, forced the Spanish out before invading the Dutch East Indies and British East Indies with the clear intent of occupying both and placing them and the Spanish East Indies under military occupation. In the modern day, the Novayan East Indian Military is an all-volunteer military force, with a large reserve force, consisting of the Army, Air Force, Navy, Civil Guard and Colonial Gendarmerie, the last of which is referred to as the Constabulary or Gendarmerie.
The Novayan East Indian Army consisted of the Colonial Army, Colonial Army Reserve, Army Interior Guard and Colonial Army Air Service, while the Novayan East Indian Navy consists of the Colonial Navy, Colonial Fleet Marine Force, Colonial Navy Reserve, and Fleet Air Force. The Novayan East Indian Air Force consisted of the air force proper, Air Interior Guard, Aerospace Force, and Air Force Reserve. The Army handles ground operations while the Navy perform maritime operations, and the Air Force is tasked with aerospace operations.
The Novayan East Indian Civil Guard consisted of the Public Security Force and the Judgment Corps and is tasked with enforcing law and order. The Public Security Force functions as law enforcement and police force, while the Judgment Corps consisted of police officers, judges, jurists and civilian observers tasked with criminal and civil cases and deliver on-field verdicts should the courts be unavailable.
The Colonial Gendarmerie consisted of the Frontier Security Force, Colonial Militia, Interior Corps and Internal Corps, tasked with enforcing law and order within the borders, national territory and native territories and is concerned with conflicts between ethnic groups and native groups. The Frontier Security Force is tasked with patrolling land borders, while the Interior Corps was tasked with policing ethnic and native groups who have huge beef with each other while ensuring peace between such groups. The Internal Corps was tasked with investigating suspicious activities as well as handle serious matters involving terrorists or criminals of high priority, and the Colonial Militia is tasked with providing militia training to citizen militias as well as civil defense training to every citizens so they don't have to be paranoid.
The Novayan East Indian military had 8,862,800 total personnel, divided into 1,271,050 active personnel, 1,521,850 reservists, and 6,069,900 paramilitary.