Bergenpünt
| Autonomous Republic of Bergenpünt Autonome Republiek Bergenpunt Bᛖᚱᚷᛖᚾᛈüᚾᛏ | |||
 "Location of Bergenpünt in green" | |||
| Languages | Hasani English Dutch Bergenpundic | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Government | Parliamentary dependency under a constitutional republic | ||
| • President | Rick-Trevor Wietmarschen | ||
| • Chairman of the Folksrad | Thomas Thore | ||
| Population | 12 | ||
Bergenpünt is a dependency of the Sassen Republic located between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The nation is surrounded by the Republic of Hasanistan It is the smallest region of the Sassen Republic by both area and population.
It was formaly known as Konraq had been a small area on the outskirts of Batyr city centre that had been established in 2013 on the border regions of Hasanistan before the expansion of its territorial claims later that year. Konraq-Kazakhizia (under the name Konraq) was originally a Viadalvian province established with the approval of the Hasani government. Throughout its history, Konraq had been passed through the hands of various of other "Oegstgeestian Micronations" and even experienced short periods of independence. In 2016, the Pavlovian government annexed the region (under the name of Kazakhizia) from Dachenia in the Treaty of Iskenderabat and integrated the region into Hasanistan proper. Following the collapse of Pavlov, the independent Hasani state integrated the region fully into the Province of Batyr. on August 4, 2018, The Hasani Supreme Council passes an act that grants Konraq-Kazakhizia independence as the Konraqi City State On August 29 the state reformed into the Konraq Khanate until it fell in a dispute... Later since the Konraq name as too tainted to use and the nation got a cultural and structual facelift remoing all refrences to Viadalvia and Turkic cultures
Bergenpünt is considered to be part of the geographic Greater Hasanistan Bergenpünders are Sassen citizens as well. The territory's capital is Bergendorf .
Etymology
Bergenpünt is German translated to Mountains point its former name Konraq, comes from the Viadalvian name of Koirijaq Oglun. the founder of the Kazakh Khanate The most people pronunced Koirijaq as "Kon-raq" hence the current name Konraq can be pronounced as Kon-raq or Kon-ri-ag However the latter pronunciation is very rare and oftern only used by the country's upper class.[1]
History
Government
The Government of Konraq takes place in a framework of aconstuitional non hereditary monarchy and of a nonpartisan system. The Kan (Khan) is the head of state, leads the foreign policy, and is the Commander-in-chief of the Defense Forces. Legislative power is vested in the Senate of Konraq, and the government has limited rights to amend or extend legislation. The Kan of Konraq has the power of veto over parliamentary decisions although it can be overrun by the parliament. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature. The Judiciary consists of two systems, regular courts and administrative courts, headed by the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court, respectively. Administrative courts process cases where official decisions are contested. There is no "Constitutional Court" - the constitutionality of a law can be contested only as applied to an individual court case. Though Konraq has a primarily parliamentary system, the Kan has some notable powers. The foreign policy is led by the Kan, "in co-operation" with the Senate, and the same applies to matters concerning national security. The main executive power lies in the cabinet headed by the prime minister. Konraqians enjoy individual and political freedoms, and suffrage is universal at age 13
Law and Order
Foreign Affairs
Geography
Bergenpünt is a mountainous, landlocked country located in Central Asia. It is an enclave, surrounded by Hasanistan. The total length of the country's borders is 797 meters (565 mi). Bergenpünt covers an area of around 36 square meters
Climate
The Climate in Bergenpüntis continental. In summer the temperatures average more than 30 °C (86 °F) and in winter average −20 °C (−4.0 °F).