Zogam

Zogam
Location Properties
Continent	Asia
Base Statistics
City Count	6
Square City Count	1
Base Population	5,457,680
Consumers Required to Upkeep	0.75
Base Income ($)	362,797
Base Manpower Capacity	60,000
Requirements
Starting Nation(s)	Mizoram
Required Entities to Form	Mizoram Kangleipak Assam (1 cities required) Bangladesh (1 cities required Burma (1 cities required)
Achievements
Stability Gain	8
Interface
Decision Name	Reunite the Zomi people!
Decision Name	Reunite the Zomi people!
Decision Description	Decades ago, the repulsive British Empire carved rifts through our homeland, scattering our Zomi brethren throughout these abhorrent colonial barriers. To call Mizoram an island of peace? For the noble cause of unity, seize your arms! May the eroded barriers be torn down at last.
Decision Description	Decades ago, the repulsive British Empire carved rifts through our homeland, scattering our Zomi brethren throughout these abhorrent colonial barriers. To call Mizoram an island of peace? For the noble cause of unity, seize your arms! May the eroded barriers be torn down at last.
Title	Between Penlehpi and Kangtui
Title	Between Penlehpi and Kangtui
Description	An ancient Zomi folk song details the Zo people's ancestral homeland, a sprawling land known as Zogam. With violence and nationalism ablaze in India's east, the restoration of this realm was an inevitability. Such inevitability was false, as now the Kuki Hills thrive under a single banner once more.
Description	An ancient Zomi folk song details the Zo people's ancestral homeland, a sprawling land known as Zogam. With violence and nationalism ablaze in India's east, the restoration of this realm was an inevitability. Such inevitability was false, as now the Kuki Hills thrive under a single banner once more.
Enclosure	Zoo wee mama!
Enclosure	Zoo wee mama!
Resources
Oil	4.4
Oil	4.4
Misc
Suggested By	kingnoahissuper

“	An ancient Zomi folk song details the Zo people's ancestral homeland, a sprawling land known as Zogam. With violence and nationalism ablaze in India's east, the restoration of this realm was an inevitability. Such inevitability was false, as now the Kuki Hills thrive under a single banner once more.	„
	— Description of forming Zogam

Zogam is a releasable formable of Mizoram, which it requires Kangleipak and requires one cities of Assam, Bangladesh and Burma. It is located in Asia .

Background

The following is taken from Wikipedia which is licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0. You can view the article it was taken from here.

Zo nationalism is an ethnic nationalist movement among the Zo people – a broad umbrella of interrelated tribes broadly comprising Zomi, Mizo, Chin, and Kuki, whose traditional homelands span Northeast India ( Mizoram, Manipur and Tripura states), Western Myanmar ( Chin State) and Bangladesh (Chittagong Hill Tracts). These Zo tribes share a common Tibeto- Burman linguistic and cultural ancestry. As one study notes: "a majority of the Zo population lives in Manipur and Mizoram in Northeast India, Bangladesh, and Chin State of Myanmar". Major Zo subgroups include the Chin of Myanmar, the Mizos (Lushai) of Mizoram, the Zomi of Manipur and Chin State, the various Kuki clans of Manipur and Bangladesh, and numerous clans (Hmar, Gangte, Zou, Paite, etc.)

Although divided by modern frontiers, the Zo people have many common traits: for example, most Zo were traditional animists who were converted to Protestant Christianity by 19th-century missionaries. Many families today still emphasize a shared ancestry. Anthropologists even note that some Chittagong-Hill tribes in Bangladesh (e.g. Bawm, Pangkhu, Khumi, Mro-Khimi) are "descendants of the Mizo–Chin–Kuki (Zo) groups" underlining that these communities are culturally and linguistically closer to the Zo of India and Myanmar than to neighboring people.

Because the Zo people straddle the borders of India, Myanmar and Bangladesh, Zo nationalism advocates an emotional (if not territorial) unity of this cross-border community. Zo activists often use the term Zogam or Zoram ("Zo land") to describe the idea of a contiguous homeland. Historically, British administrators alternated between notions of uniting the Chin and Lushai hills and deliberate "divide-and-rule" policies. For example, colonial records show a late-19th-century Chin-Lushai conference (1892) that envisioned joint administration of the hill peoples, and Zo leaders today cite this as a precedent. In practice, however, the British mostly kept the Chin Hills (in Burma) and Lushai Hills (in India) as separate provinces. Indeed, historians observe that until 1947 "the Zo people never had social and political unity"; as one scholar comments, colonial rule was marked by the convenient segregation of these "rebellious tribes". After decolonization ( India and Burma in 1947–48, Bangladesh in 1971), the Zo communities found themselves scattered across three countries with no autonomous Zo-majority region. As another commentary notes, the Zo "straddle domestic and international borders, which were erected rather arbitrarily by the British". Thus Zo nationalists see modern national boundaries – and state policies – as disruptive inheritances of the colonial era. This is driven by organisations such as the Zomi Re-Unification Organisation (ZRO) in India, and Zomi National Congress (ZNC) in Myanmar.

Base Statistics

Economy

After forming Zogam, it would be $362,797, $258 thousand from tax and $104 thousand from resources.

Military

Zogam starts with no manpower, but the manpower cap is 60,000 with TBA coming from manpower gain, and 187,818 coming from Required Conscription Law.

Base Manpower Capacity of Zogam per Conscription Law
The following columns below present the manpower capacity from lowest (Disarmed) to highest (Required). RP stands for "Recruitable Population".
Disarmed [1% RP]	60,000
Volunteer [2% RP]	60,000
Limited [5% RP]	60,000
Extensive [10% RP]	75,128
Required [25% RP]	187,818

Resources

Zogam produces only +4.4 units of Oil.

Detailed Resource Count

Resources of Zogam
Oil	+2.22

Geography

Biome

Zogam is entirely affected by Jungle.

Terrain

Zogam is affected by Hilly and Semi-Mountainous.

Cities

Zogam has a total of 6 cities, 1 of which are square city, being Chittagong.

Borders

Zogam borders 3 countries and 4 releasables.

• India
  • Assam
  • Nagalim
• Bangladesh
  • Bangabhumi
• Burma
  • Arakan

Threats

In-Game

• Assam will often invade you for expansion, but also applies to their formable, Ahom Kingdom. (RARE)
• Bangladesh attempting to form Pala Empire. (RARE)
• Burma will expand into the Northeast India, or known as Seven Sisters, as they formed one of their formables. (RARE)
• India reintegrating you or trying to form Maurya Empire. (RARE/COMMON)
• Nagalim would invade Kangleipak to form Nagaland for Christ, which it will hinder you forming Zogam. (RARE)
• Tripura forming Twipra Kingdom. (SUPER RARE)
• United Kingdom likely would form one of the hardest formables of the game, British Empire. (RARE)
• Any Indian releasables expanding if they are skilled. (UNCOMMON/RARE)

Considered

• Bangabhumi sincerely will invade you after forming Sena Empire. (RARE)

Strategy

TBA

Trivia

• The custom alert title is a reference to "Zoo-Wee Mama!", which is a catchphrase that was made in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" that is used to show something zany or wacky has just occurred.