Reitzmag, The Kingdom of
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EDUCATION IN THE KINGDOM OF REITZMAG
Summary
Education in the Kingdom of Reitzmag is overseen by the Ministry of Education. Local government authorities are responsible for implementing policy for public education and state-funded schools at a local level.
Reitzmag also has a tradition of independent schools (some of which call themselves public schools) and home education: legally, parents may choose to educate their children by any permitted means. State-funded schools may be selective grammar schools or non-selective comprehensive schools (non-selective schools in counties that have grammar schools may be called by other names, such as high schools). Comprehensive schools are further subdivided by funding into free schools, other academies, any remaining Local Authority schools and others. More freedom is given to free schools, including most religious schools, and other academies in terms of curriculum. All are subject to assessment and inspection by Ofsted (the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills).
The state-funded education system is divided into Key Stages based upon age: Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 3–4 by August 31st); primary education (ages 5 to 10 by August 31st), subdivided into Key Stage 1 (KS1) Infants (ages 5 to 6 by August 31st) and Key Stage 2 (KS2) Juniors (ages 7 to 10 by August 31st); secondary education (ages 11 to 15 by August 31st), subdivided into Key Stage 3 (KS3; ages 11 to 13 by August 31st) and Key Stage 4 (KS4; ages 14 to 15 by August 31st); Key Stage 5 is post-16 education (ages 16 to 17 by August 31st); and tertiary education (for ages 18+).
At the end of Year 11 (at age 15 or 16, depending on their birthdays) students typically take General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) exams or other Level 1 or Level 2 qualifications. For students who do not pursue academic qualifications until the end of Year 13, these qualifications are roughly equivalent to the completion of high school in many other countries.
While education is compulsory until 18, schooling is compulsory to 16: thus post-16 education can take a number of forms, and may be academic or vocational. This can involve continued schooling, known as "sixth form" or "college", leading (typically after two years of further study) to A-level qualifications, or a number of alternative Level 3 qualifications such as Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC), the International Baccalaureate (IB), Strathe Pre-U, WJEC or Eduqas. It can also include work-based apprenticeships or traineeships, or volunteering.
Higher education often begins with a three-year bachelor's degree. Postgraduate degrees include master's degrees, either taught or by research, and doctoral level research degrees that usually take at least three years. Tuition fees for first degrees in public universities are £9,250 per academic year for Reitzmic and European Union students, but may afford scholarship from the government given a minimum maintaining grade is met.
The Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) covers national school examinations and vocational education qualifications. It is referenced to the European Qualifications Framework, and thus to other qualifications frameworks across the European Union. The Framework for Higher Education Qualifications (FHEQ), which is tied to the RQF, covers degrees and other qualifications from degree-awarding bodies.
History
Until 1870 all schools were charitable or private institutions, but in that year the Elementary Education Act 1870 permitted local governments to complement the existing elementary schools in order to fill any gaps. The Education Act 1902 allowed local authorities to create secondary schools. The Education Act 1918 abolished fees for elementary schools.
Women's colleges were established in the 19th century to give women access to university education, the first being Bedford College, Hampton (1849), Girton College, Strathe (1869) and Newnham College, Liecester (1871). The University of Hampton established special examinations for women in 1868 and opened its degrees to women in 1878. University College Bristol (now the University of Liecester) became the first mixed higher education institution on its foundation in 1876, followed in 1878 by University College Hampton (which had held some mixed classes from 1871).
School Stages
Below here is a link to a table summarising the most common names of the various schools and stages. Grammar schools are normally state-funded but selective schools, admitting children from 11 years old onward, but there are exceptions.
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SPACE INDUSTRY IN THE KINGDOM OF REITZMAG
HISTORY
Establishment
The Space Industry in the Kingdom of Reitzmag is led by the Kingdom of Reitzmag Space Agency or KRSA. It was established in 1948 which gave birth to a continuously developing space industry. The KRSA conducted its first launch on March 27 1952 with the Neptune Rocket.
The rocket's second stage reached about 250 miles high. This is higher than the orbit of Cansey Space Station.
The KRSA made a lot of progress and made hundreds of launches in 1950s. Then, a few years later, KRSA launched the Orbiter Program in 1956. The program witnessed the launch of the Griffin Rocket which carried Minotaur I, the first Reitzmic Sattelite on space.
The Orbiter Program proved successful which led to the launch of 2 more Minotaur Satellites. But by the end of the 1950s, it was replaced by the Alpha Rocket which carried the satellite Observer.
LUNAR MISSIONS
Alpha was not that successful and was not capable of manned launches. So the KRSA began to devise rockets that would be able to conduct manned launches. In 1961, the Saturn Program was established which made way for the Saturn family of rockets. It began with the Saturn I who launched the first manned space probe called Scout-I. The launch was a successful and proved the manned launch capabilities of Reitzmag's space industry.
Later in 1962, a Scout-II manned space probe successfully preformed a rendezvous with a Explorer manned satellite which was launched at the same day.
The KRSA was satisfied, but they thought more was necessary. So between 1963 to 1965, 3 rockets namely Saturn II, III, and IV were unsuccessful in the testing phase. So, in 1967 gave birth to the Saturn V. It was a huge heavy lift rocket, the goal was to place a man on the moon. The moon-landing program was called Midas and was first launched as Midas 1 on September 16 1967. Midas 1 was just for testing if the probe can be properly deployed in space. The fire started in the command module which swiftly went all the way down causing the rocket to explode just before T-2 and all 3 astronauts on board died.
The accident gave frustration to parliament which almost led to the ending of the program and cutting the KRSA's budget. But they did not lose hope, the program continued. Due to this matter, KRSA further developed the program with Midas 2 as the testing for Block 2 upgrade and Midas for the final testing of the docking mechanism. Then comes Midas 4 which was a successful unmanned flight.
Midas 5 went next with the first flight of the lunar module designed by the KRSA. Midas 5 used an upgraded Saturn I rocket. The module was successfully launched to space.
Then followed Midas 6 which demonstrated the trans-lunar injection capability of the Saturn V with a simulated payload equal to about 80% of a full Midas spacecraft. It proved the capability of the rocket to send a spacecraft to the moon.
Midas 7 was a test of the command module's ability to orbit around Earth. It was a successful manned launch. The mission used the upgraded Saturn I rocket instead of the Saturn V because it was only intended for launch in low-Earth orbit.
Midas 8 followed and was intended to have a manned command module to orbit around the moon and then return back to Earth safely. It was a success and was the first manned launch of the Saturn V rocket to reach the moon.
Midas 9 was next and was a manned flight which proved the ability of the lunar module to dock and transfer payload with the command module. It was also the first spacewalk ever done by 2 Reitzmic astronauts and the first spacewalk crew transfer. The mission was a success and the command module successfully returned to Earth.
The entire Midas-Saturn Program was near its success, and it was time to rehearse the final landing. On Midas 10 was launched via the Saturn V rocket and the command module orbited the moon, 1 of the crew were left in the command module and the other 2 were in the lunar module that landed and returned to the command module. Then the command module successfully brought back home all 3 astronauts.
And for the final moment, in August 4 1969, Midas 11 was launched. It was no longer a test or a rehearsal. everything was set. The Saturn V successfully lifted off, and brought all 3 crew to the moon. Everything done in the Midas 10 mission was done. The first man on the moon was placed by Reitzmag. The first man to step, Commander Bill McArthur, said as he stepped on the lunar surface the phrases "That's one small step of a man, One giant leap for mankind". Then all the crew made some few experiments before successfully heading back to Earth.
In the first successful mission, KRSA and the entire Kingdom of Reitzmag rejoiced for its space glory. KRSA made more launches in the next years as listed below:
- Midas 12 (December 1969) - First precise Moon landing in Ocean of Storms near Surveyor 3 probe. Two surface EVAs and returned parts of Surveyor to Earth.
- Midas 13 (March 1970) - Intended landing cancelled after SM oxygen tank exploded. LM used as "lifeboat" for safe crew return. First S-IVB stage impact on Moon for active seismic test.
- Midas 14 (November 1970)- Successful landing. Broadcast first color TV images from lunar surface. Conducted first materials science experiments in space. Conducted two surface EVAs.
- Midas 15 (June 1971)- Successful Landing. First extended LM, three-day lunar stay. First use of Lunar Roving Vehicle. Conducted 3 lunar surface EVAs and one deep space EVA on return to retrieve orbital camera film from SM.
- Midas 16 (March 1972)- Successful Landing. Conducted 3 lunar EVAs and one deep space EVA.
- Midas 17 (November 1972)- Successful Landing. First professional geologist on the Moon. First night launch. Conducted 3 lunar EVAs and one deep space EVA.
Cansey Space Station
Funding of the Lunar program was too high, and the KRSA still has no space station. A new program was launched called Cansey to establish a large space station. The construction was aided by the Saturn V and Saturn I block 2 rockets.
Construction began in 1987 and required 10 years to be completed with additional improvements throughout the years. Manned launches have continually been done by the KRSA to fill the station with crew. It's maximum capacity was 5 people but only 3 were sent every launch. In June 2018, the station was abandoned and was remotely controlled from the KRSA's control center.
CURRENT REITZMIC ROCKETS
DELTA
The Delta rocket is an expendable carrier launch vehicle developed by the KRSA under the Delta Program. The rocket is currently more commonly used by the Royal Armed Forces through the Royal Space Command to launch military satellites to space. A crewed version of the rocket was conceptualized but scrapped with the establishment of the SpaceX program.
NURI (DELTA-2)
The Nuri Rocket, or Delta-2, is an expendable carrier launch vehicle developed by the Royal Space Force with help from the KRSA as the successor to the Delta rocket. This rocket is capable of delivering larger payloads at farther distances compared to its predecessor, based on data accumulated from test flights. It is still unknown whether a crewed version will be developed, but it has been confirmed that the rocket will be used primarily for launch of military hardware to space.
FALCON
The Falcon Rocket Family was developed through the SpaceX program of the KRSA. This new family of highly reusable rockets have first stage boosters that are capable of landing vertically. This new family of rockets is currently the only rocket in service that is capable of delivering crew to the Cansey Space Station.
ELECTRON
The Electron Rocket is a highly reusable rocket developed by private space company Rocket Lab. The rocket is capable of launching small payloads to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO), and is primarily aimed to service private missions such as television and communications satellites. In 2023, a suborbital variant of the craft has also been developed with a successful first flight launching the 'Cloudray' satellite by private meteorological research institute OpenWeather.
SPACESHIP
SpaceShip is a suborbital spaceplane designed and developed by private space company Virgin Galactic. The spacecraft is intended for use as space tourism transport. The spaceplane is launched in a custom quadjet aircraft called White Knight Two by Scaled Composites.
SPACE LAUNCH FACILITIES
NATIONAL SPACE CENTER
Location: Manchester City, Salisbury
Operation/Ownership: Kingdom of Reitzmag Space Agency (KRSA), Virgin Galactic
Construction: 1958
Opened: 1959SURREY SPACE CENTER
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Location: Surrey, Gullicken
Operation/Ownership: Kingdom of Reitzmag Space Agency (KRSA)
Construction: 1973
Opened: 1975HARGROVE SPACE CENTER
Location: Hargrove City, New Moreland
Operation/Ownership: Rocket Lab
Construction: 2007
Opened: 2008RSF LANCASTER
Location: Epworth, Lancaster
Operation/Ownership: Kingdom of Reitzmag Space Agency (KRSA), Royal Space Force
Construction: 1984
Opened: 1986(under development)
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HONORS, DECORATIONS, AND ORDERS IN THE KINGDOM OF REITZMAG
ORDERS OF CHIVALRY IN PRECEDENCE
Insignia Name Description Ranks/Types (Post-nominals) 
The Most Noble Order of the Garter
Established in June 8 1412 by King Peter III and is awarded to those that made a distinguishable act of service to the Sovereign.
- Knight/Lady of the Garter (KG/LG)
- Royal Knight/Lady of the Garter
- Stranger Knight/Lady of the Garter
The Most Honourable Order of the Bath
Established in July 16 1742 by Queen Anne and is awarded to Senior civil servants and senior military officers. The Sovereign makes all appointments to the Order on the advice of the Government.
- Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GCB)
- Knight/ Dame Commander (KCB/DCB)
- Companion (CB)
The Most Gracious Order of the Crown
Established in September 26 1634 by Queen Grace I and is awarded to civilians who made exceptional work on advocating for women's rights and equality. The Sovereign makes all appointments to the Order on the advice of the Government.
- Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GCC)
- Knight/Dame Commander (KCC/DCC)
- Companion (CC)
The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George
Established in November 7 1792 by Prince James (then King James IV) and is awarded to diplomats and colonial servicemen. The Sovereign makes all appointments to the Order on the advice of the Government.
- Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GCMG)
- Knight/Dame Commander (KCMG/DCMG)
- Companion (CMG)
The Royal Victorian Order
Established in April 21 1902 by the Empress Queen Victoria and is awarded to those who have shown exceptional personal service to the monarch, the royal family, or any representative of the monarch.
- Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GCVO)
- Knight/Dame Commander (KCVO/DCVO)
- Commander (CVO)
- Lieutenant (LVO)
- Member (MVO)
The Order of Merit Established in September 20 1835 by King James IV and is awarded to those who have shown distinguishable contributions in the subjects of military, science, art, literature, culture. Members are personally appointed by the Sovereign with the assistance of their private secretaries. Limited to 24 members. Member (OM) 
The Most Excellent Order of the Reitzmic Empire
Established in February 27 1873 by King Richard VIII and is awarded to civilians and military personnel that have shown great influence to foreign lands and people. The Sovereign makes all appointments to the Order on the advice of the Government.
- Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GRE)
- Knight/Dame Commander (KRE/DRE)
- Commander (CRE)
- Officer (ORE)
- Member (MRE)
The Most Precious Order of the Taeguk
Established in December 30 2021 by King George and is awarded to civilians that made exceptional service in upholding and promoting justice, equality, and unity.
- 화랑대십자/Hwarang of the Grand Cross (GCT)
- 화랑사령관/Hwarang Commander (HCT)
- 화랑동행/Hwarang Companion (HT)
- 화랑 이방인/Hwarang Stranger (SHT)
The Most Venerable Order of the Golden Eagle Established in March 14 1846 by Queen Victoria and is awarded to civilians and military personnel that have helped boost the country's foreign relations. Member (MGE) DECORATIONS
Insignia Name Description 
The Victoria Cross Established in January 29 1929 under King Richard VIII and named in honor of the late Queen Victoria. Bestowed by the Sovereign to Reitzmic and allied military personnel for "... most conspicuous bravery, or some daring or pre-eminent act of valour or self-sacrifice, or extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy", at the recommendation of the Armed Forces or the pleasure of the sovereign him/herself. 
The George Cross Established in September 12 1683 by King Henry VII and named in honor of St. George, the patron saint of England. Bestowed by the Sovereign to civilians for "... acts of the greatest heroism or of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger", at the advise of the Government. 
The Conspicuous Gallantry Cross Established in October 17 1993 by King James V and is awarded to Reitzmic and allied military personnel for "... an act or acts of conspicuous gallantry during active operations against the enemy" by the sovereign, on advise of the Armed Forces and of the Government. 
The Royal Red Cross Established in April 27 1883 by Queen Victoria and is awarded by the Sovereign to members of the Military Nursing Service for "... exceptional services in military nursing", on advise of the Armed Forces, the Government, or the British Red Cross Society. |
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ARMED CONFLICTS WITH REITZMIC PARTICIPATION
Reitzmag had a long history of participation in conflicts, most of which are successes due to the powerful Armed Force it had shaped. It was one of the most advanced nations in terms of defense technology since it was found. Due to this, the Reitzmic Empire that made up most of Eastern Europe lasted for years until it fell due to political unrest. However, the country still boasts itself as the most successful country in multiple campaigns inside and outside Europe.
21st Century
Communist Invasion of Reitzmag - March 2020 (UNSR, CP Reitzmag vs. Inquista, Reitzmag)
During this time, thousands of communist rebels marched to Reitzmag and occupied different cities and areas which resulted in the deaths of thousands from both sides. The UNSR came to help the communist rebels, while Inquistans came to help the legitimate Reitzmic Government.War of Germans - April 2021 (Istkalen vs. Reitzmag)
In the middle of spring, the Federation of Istkalen declared war against all European nations and invaded Reitzmag in a surprise border cross. Hundreds had died from both the Istkalenian side since the beginning of the war while Reitzmag lost less than 50. But after a new leadership came, Istkalen surrendered to all European nations except Reitzmag.Boxing Day War - December 26-(ongoing) 2022 (Svarna Surya vs. Reitzmag, United Duchies, United Kingdom, Gadalland and Aspern, Svarnan Democratic Front)
Internal political unrest from Svarna Surya spilled to the International Stage with the United Duchies and Reitzmag at the forefront, receiving refugees of whom included top opposition leaders and revolutionaries. After multiple provocative acts from the opposing force, Reitzmag officially declared war in order to freely conduct military operations in the area as dictated by law. Casualties were minimal from both sides, but significant losses occurred mostly on the Svarnans with a frigate (SNS Agra) being sunk as well as key military infrastructures heavily damaged by bombardment. -
REITZMIC PASSPORT
The Reitzmic Passport is the primary travel document issued in Reitzmag and is the secondary identification document used by Reitzmics after the National Identification Card. The current passport issued features state of the art biometrics and anti-forgery systems and tap-and-go capability in which the travel record of the holder is also stored in a microchip embedded to the passport. It currently has 10 years of validity for adults and 5 for children (below 15), and has 32-48 pages featuring the country's well-known landmarks and lyrics of the national anthem.
Image Name Description 
Regular Passport Ordinary Citizens of the Kingdom of Reitzmag, Colonial Realms, and Dependent Territories 
Diplomat's Passport Reitzmic Ambassadors, Consuls, Diplomatic Staff, and their dependents 
Official Passport Government Officials, Government Offices Staff Dependents of Government Officials and Staff, Members of the Royal Family (except the Sovereign) 
King's Messenger Passport Royal Mail couriers, Royal Household Communication Staff, and Royal Diplomatic Envoys 
Sample Data Page and Entry Note FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT
Freedom of Movement in Reitzmag is identified through the levels of requirements in order to travel to or from the country.
Country Name Foreign Passport Holder Travelling To Reitzmag Reitzmic Passport Holder Travelling From Reitzmag Alkharya Visa on Arrival Angleter Visa-free Czech Slavia Visa required Duxburian Union Visa on Arrival Drommund Kaas Banned Banned Eretzora and Zion Visa on Arrival Europolis Visa-free Visa-free Fremet Visa on Arrival Gallorum Visa on Arrival Icholasen, United Dominions of Visa on Arrival Icholasen, Union of Nicolzeian Socialist Republics Banned Banned Inimicus Visa required Inquista E-Visa Istkalen Visa required Visa required Kaitsja Visa on Arrival Leagio Visa-free Visa-free Mennrimiak Visa-free Montenbourg Visa on Arrival Moriagaru Visa-free Neo Venetia (Angleter) Banned Banned Nofoaga Visa on Arrival North Diessen Visa required Pravoslaviya Visa required Ruthund Visa on Arrival Spain Visa on Arrival United Duchies E-Visa E-Visa (OOC: pending) Valhalla Visa-free Visa-free Vatican City Visa-free Visa-free Vayinaod E-Visa
TYPES OF VISA
A - TYPE: STATE ENGAGEMENT
Category Name Conditions A-1 Diplomat Ambassadors, Consuls, and their immediate family and staff A-2 Government Official Foreign Government Employees and Officials A-3 Foreign Royal Members of Foreign Royal Families B-TYPE: SPECIAL
Category Name Conditions B-1 Visa Exemption Citizens of countries with Visa-free agreements B-2 Transit/Passage People who wish to exit the airport during a stop-over at designated airports. C-TYPE: TEMPORARY/SHORT TERM
Category Name Conditions C-1 Temporary News Coverage Foreign Journalists C-2 Short-term Business 3-week validity C-3 Short-term Visit 2-week validity C-4 Short-term Employment 1-month validity C-2 Visa Subcategories:
Subcategory Name Conditions C-2-1 General Business C-2-2 Agreement Business Has agreement with the Ministry of State Borders C-2-3 Sponsored Business Invited by a company or organization with approval from the Ministry of State Borders C-3 Visa Subcategories:
Subcategory Name Conditions C-3-1 Individual General Visit C-3-2 Group General Visit Organization approved by the Ministry of State Borders C-3-3 Medical and Emergency Visit For medical treatment or emergency C-3-4 Overseas Reitzmics Visit Reitzmic Nationals and people of Reitzmic heritage C-3-5 Document Request For short-term engagements to take documents D-TYPE: ACADEMICS AND PROFESSION
Category Name Conditions D-1 Artist D-2 Student D-3 General Trainee D-4 Industrial Trainee D-5 Journalist D-6 Religion |
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REITZMIC CULTURE
Traditions, Beliefs, and Superstitions
Reitzmic Traditions had been modified since the Norman Conquest of the 7th Century. The Anglo-Saxon traditions remained but had been mixed with Pomeranian culture.
Architecture
Reitzmic Architecture varied throughout the centuries, but mainly considered as the most advanced and modern than other civilizations. During the middle ages, fortified stone and wood houses deemed to be safe from earthquakes had been a common sight around the country. Although the country rarely experiences earthquakes nowadays, there had been usual volcanic activity prior to the beginning of Mt. Woodrow's dormancy in the 16th Century. However, since strong cold winds have also been common in the area, heavily fortified structures helped the country survive during extreme natural phenomenon. Gothic Architecture had been developed well around the country by the late Middle Ages.
St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, South BuckinghamAs the transition period began between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Reitzmic artists led the transition from Gothic Architecture to Baroque Architecture. Churches, palaces, houses, and government structures were built in Baroque style. Along with the luxurious living in the country, many of the architecture were mixed with precious stones and minerals. Gold engravings were present around the country, and more commonly seen in more expensive residences. Some migrants to the country most likely ended the period of luxurious baroque style due to the increased cases of looting where many gold sculptures, precious stones used as design, and other expensive items had been stolen and taken to foreign lands.
St. Francis' Chapel, Victoria City, North BuckinghamDue to the fall of luxurious baroque architecture, artists designed a new style called guarded baroque architecture which feature exterior design that only resemble precious stones and minerals but have much less value. The new style also featured large colonnades, domes, and many very other features that make the structures look bigger. This style had remained strongly evident, longer than the Gothic Architecture, until the rise of Neoclassical architecture.
Buckingham Palace, South BuckinghamArtists once again looked into developing a more modern architectural style that doesn't look very distinct from Baroque Architecture. This led to the development of Reitzmic Neoclassical Architecture that brings a more modern style to Baroque while retaining the classic pre-Gothic architecture.
As time passed by, different variations of the neo-classical architecture had been implemented and used by Reitzmic artists and architects. But to stand up to the challenges of the modern world, a more modern style had been embraced by the country.
A skyscraper with a penthouse rooftop in Newark CityNowadays, Reitzmic cities are filled with high-rise residential buildings. A new trend began in the 1970s where large high rise buildings feature a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding areas due to fortified large glass walls, these windows are commonly tinted on the outside to allow for privacy whilst retaining the view from the inside. During the 1980s, a new trend came with the addition of expensive and comfortable flat or set of rooms at the top of many residential skyscrapers in the country. This became known as a penthouse and is seen in 90% of all residential skyscrapers in the country, most of which are known to be owned by various celebrities and businessmen.
Beauty Standards
Reitzmic beauty standards are known for being the strictest and is described as unrealistic. However, there had been many notable people who are treated as the best examples of those who perfectly fit these standards. The modern Reitzmic beauty standards date back from the 1700s when Reitzmic explorers visited places outside Europe and adapted their cultures during their voyages. Both males and females have their own standards with some similarities. For both genders, having a sharp v-line jaw, double eyelids, fatty deposit below the eyes, big almond eyes, small face, and fair glass skin, are all considered as beautiful. For women only, small breasts, a height of at least 160cm, no body hair, small waist, medium to small thigh gap, and no wrinkles, are some standards considered beautiful. For men only, having broad shoulders, no body hair, skinny face, developed abdominals, height of at least 180cm, and no wrinkles, are some standards seen as beautiful. Men also are commonly seen wearing either a two-block hairstyle, a comb-over side part hairstyle, or a bowl-cut. Women, on the other hand, are usually seen with medium to long hair parted at a specific ratio with the longer parting going behind the ears but above the shoulders while the other part goes straight to the back.
Regular Living
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KEY NATIONAL POLICIES OF REITZMAG
CONSCRIPTION & ROTC
Military Service is mandatory in the Kingdom of Reitzmag for men between 25-35 years old with exemptions for people with certain conditions and in different sectors of the economy and society. Women and LGBTQ+ are not required but are encouraged to volunteer. Conscripts are allowed to choose which branch they will serve with certain limitations. After their 1 year training and 3 year service, all conscripts are automatically transferred to the Royal Reserve Forces to serve as homeland defense. Prior to this, male college students are required to enlist for Reserve Officers' Training Corps as an additional subject on their second year. Exemptions to the required ROTC service is are applied to those physically and mentally incapable or those who belong to certain sectors of society. Women and LGBTQ+ are also encouraged to serve in ROTC but are not required. ROTC Passers are then entitled to officer ranks in the Royal Reserve Force after finishing their primary military service.
CANNABIS
The use of cannabis is legal in the Kingdom of Reitzmag, but are limited to be done in certain areas and uses by law. Public use of cannabis is strictly prohibited, as well as the use of cannabis by Military Personnel apart from those in the Reserve Forces and ROTC, Government Officials, and other essential people. Use of cannabis during work is also prohibited, and minors are not allowed to buy or use cannabis. The country also recognizes the medical use of Marijuana to treat certain diseases, but are heavily controlled by the Ministry of Health. Export and Import of cannabis is illegal and may only be bought from licensed sellers.
UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME
Every month, each individual over the age of majority are given an allowance under the Social Protection budget of the government. This monthly allowance is usually only spent by a Reitzmic household for food, entertainment, and private housing as primary needs such as utilities, healthcare, and education are funded for free by the government. Calculation of the UBI received by each individual is done every 2 months based on changes to the population and the budget. The UBI for October 2021 sits at more or less 2,500 Euros.
UNIVERSAL AND FREE HEALTHCARE
Each Reitzmic citizen is required and entitled to the National Insurance System with compulsory contributions paid by the individual's employer (for employed people), the individual (for self-employed people), or parents (for minors). This National Insurance System gives each citizen access to free and quality healthcare in every Reitzmic Hospital. Private Insurances are legal but are optional to be used by an individual apart from the National Insurance System. Senior citizens and persons with disabilities are entitled to free maintenance medicine provided by the government.
FREE COMPULSORY EDUCATION
Reitzmic citizens are required and entitled to complete free education until the KS4 level. The government funds the school-related expenses of each student studying in public schools. Scholarship programs by the government and NGOs provide additional allowances to students who meet the necessary criteria. College education however is not compulsory nor free, but taking any of the three primary scholarship programs (Sovereign's Scholar, King Richard's Purse, Brain of the Kingdom) allow a Reitzmic citizen to study College with less cost, although criteria for eligibility to the scholarship programs are strictly implemented.
FREE PUBLIC HOUSING
The Government spends part of the Social Protection Budget and most of the Housing and Environment Budget on providing Public Housing for every Reitzmic Citizen. Public Housing takes the form of high-rise residential buildings that appear like condominium units. Each Public Housing Building are complete with amenities and services, as well as free government-owned utilities.
FREE UTILITIES
Utilities in the Kingdom of Reitzmag are limited to Electricity, Water Supply, and Internet Connection. The government owns the majority of operations of utility providers and there are only a few competing private companies that provide utility systems. Due to this, utilities are usually free unless provided by a private utility company. Free internet around the country is operated by the government, currently under the Spacenet program with the help of the Kingdom of Reitzmag Space Agency or KRSA. The Spacenet program is funded through a public-private partnership program, although the agreement between the private shareholders and the government enables Spacenet to be freely accessed around the country and in places abroad that are approved by the government under diplomatic agreements.
FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Cars may be commonly seen in the very wide roads of Reitzmag, but the government is known to encourage the use of public transportation instead. Maglev trains, subways, river ferries, and buses are free for use by Reitzmic citizens. Tourists are also given free access to services if they purchase a special "Tourist Pass" upon arrival at the entry points.
MANDATORY IDENTIFICATION
All citizens are required to have a National Identification and Passport. Validity of both documents are 5 years and 10 years respectively.
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ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY OF THE KINGDOM OF REITZMAG
Royal House Monarch Reign Prime Minister In Office Terms Party Government Type Normandy Richard I 672 - 702 (lived 634-702) None Absolute Monarchy Richard II 702-721 (lived 663-721) William I 721-733 (lived 695-733) Philip I 733-761 (lived 697-761) William II 761-798 (lived 726-798) Darwin I Philip II Darwin II Lancaster Henry I Alfred I Philip II Darwin III Henry II Alfred II William III Darwin IV Henry III York Philip III Richard III Peter I Richard IV Philip IV Peter II James I Henry IV Tudor William IV Richard IV Peter III James II 1437-1454 (lived 1401-1454) Wessex Richard V 1454-1508 (lived 1432-1508) James III 1508-1538 (lived 1466-1538) Wlliam V 1538-1561 (lived 1493-1561) Stewart Richard VI 1561-1598 (lived 1522-1598) Henry V 1598-1632 (lived 1556-1632) Feudal Democracy Grace I 1632-1651 (lived 1588-1651) Peter IV 1651-1679 (lived 1607-1679) Henry VI 1679-1702 (lived 1638-1702) Henry VII 1702-1721 (lived 1667-1721) ex officio Lords 1712-1745 12 Whig (Tory coalition 1712-1724) Hanover Anne 1721-1746 (lived 1695-1746) Andrew Jones 1745-1757 3 Whig Unitary Constitutional Monarchy Richard VII 1746-1789 (lived 1725-1789) Mark Owens 1757-1772 3 Tory Victor Nelson 1772-1791 5 Grace II 1789-1824 (lived 1757-1824) Spencer Jones 1791-1802 2 Whig Robert Cavendish 1802-1824 7 Brunswick Darwin V 1824-1858 (lived 1786-1858) None (Parliament and Prime Minister abolished) Absolute Monarchy Hanover James IV 1858-1872 (lived 1809-1872) George Gordon 1859-1863 1 Conservative Unitary Constitutional Monarchy Richard Wessex 1863-1864 1 John Braclav 1864-1874 2 Liberal Victoria 1872-1927(lived 1841-1927) Charles Worth 1874-1880 1 Conservative Joseph Wellington 1880-1887 2 Henry Johanson 1887-1894 2 Liberal James Chester 1894-1913 5 Conservative Thomas Harrison 1913-1920 2 Mathew Ford 1920-1931 3 Liberal Richard VIII 1927-1955 (lived 1873-1955) Rutherford Winsbrow 1931-1940 2 Conservative Paul Logan 1940-1948 2 Arthur Moore 1948-1957 2 Liberal Windsor Henry VIII 1955-1965 (lived 1907-1989) Wesley Hargrove 1957-1966 2 Conservative James V 1965-1979 (lived 1909-1994 Harry Klins 1966-1978 3 Labour Jordan Mikaelson 1966-1978 4 Conservative William VI 1979-2015 (lives 1938-present) Kent Quincy 1990-1996 2 Labour Julian Brooke 1996-2000 2 Conservative Peter Wogan 2000-2012 4 Labour William Coolidge 2012-2018 2 Conservative Montreal George 2015-present (born 1978) Mark Johnson 2018-2020 1 Simon Bridges 2020-present 2 (and counting) Labour Federal Constitutional Monarchy OOC
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