Putiak

The State of Putiak (Malaysian: Negeri Putiak) is a country located in the western coast of Malaysia. It's capital is Pula Kasat, and it's official language is Malaysian.

## History

Before the humans came to the current nation of Putiak, there was an extense fauna in the Malaya Peninsula, which composed of big lizards and falcons.

The land was then invaded by the Muslim people in the 14th century, but there was no active settlement there until 1632, when some Muslim people had been founding a trading post called Teluk Putiak.

The land was then invaded by the British in the 1700's, as part of the Colony of Malaya, between the provinces of Selangor and Perak.

In the 1890's, a rebel named Nazredin Musallah, which rejected any communications and trades with the United Kingdom, advised the people of a community in the state of Perak called Bagan Datuk, to make a "free territory" called Putia. The General William Thomas Taylor, after a visit to the community, was then shot in the face by an arrow that was made by a local Putiakian in New Years Eve in 1904, so the British Army established a declaration of war

The British-Ran Putiak war has been ongoing until 1934.

The declaration of independence. 1936 by a group of Malaysians that were subject to not speaking English in the Federation of Malaya. The first constitution was made in December of that year, along with a congress amongst Malaysians who were tired of being mistreated.

Putiak had an agriculural boom in the early 1950's, starting with 1952 when a farmer named Ruhan Ubayyid had been establishing an advanced technique of planting rice and avocados in the banks of the Perak river.

## Culture

Putiak's official demonym is Ran Putiak. "Ran" means "people" in a creole language derived from the Malaysian that was used in Putiak in 1930's to 1970's, Wada Putiak, which is now defunct.

Putiak's national sport is hurling, and the Wasid Mas Hurling Stadium has been constructed in 2003 to host the first hurling competition between micronations. A hurling competition between clubs also exists, and most of it's teams are provenient from only playing Cricket. Other sports include Cuju, Lacrosse, Sepak Takraw and Baseball, which was given by American missionaries in the 70's. The only time Putiak has been qualified for a Micro Cup was in the 2007 cup, which ended in last place.

## Economy

Putiak's national currency is the Ran Putiak rupee, and it is equivalent to 1 dollars and 34 cents according to an international status. It's treasury contains over 50 thousand of these rupees conserved.

Putiak's economy is mostly produced by agriculture. The avocados, bananas, green plantains, apples and passion fruits are planted there and exported to other Asian micronations, such as Haurin or Amara.

Putiak also has a national energy center, situated in the suburb of Rabatjaya, in the Federal District (which is the city of Pula Kasat). It con

tains over 800 watts and it can last for over 10 years. An energy service is responsible for all of the energy in the center.

## Subdivisions

Putiak is divided into 13 cities and one federal district.

## Symbols

Putiak's flag contains a red space along with a flat green bend near the hoist and the Muslim symbol inside of it. It was conserved by Kabi Piwas in the 1910's as a symbol of resistance against the British. Putiak's flag was held by 600 rebels during the first act of the war in 1907.

Putiak's anthem is Dikasitan Putiak-Mu (My Loveful Putiak), which is sung in form of a march.

## Telecommunications

Putiak's most watched telecommunication service is the television. Although it has been successful during the past years, it has a tragic story, and it all happened when in the 1940's, the British people tried to introduce Television to the free territory of Putiak, but after a long argument and a protest attempt, it was later scrapped. The first television station, however, was founded in 1963, as Citarum Television. It is now known by many as Ran Putiak Televisi.