Karasem

The Republic of Karasem (Indonesian: Republik Karasem) is a notable developing country in the Alliance of Independent Nations. It consists of an archipelago in the South China Sea. The nation is located in the heart of Southeast Asia. It's neighbors are Indonesia in the south and southwest, Bangorai in the east, Singapore and Malaysia in the west and Thailand in the North.

The Republic of Karasem is currently led by President H. Ahmad Jalaludin who was elected in 2007. He is a candidate from the Democrats Party of Karasem.

Karasem currently consists of 12 Provinces (5 provinces in the beginning of Independence). The southern part of Karasem is more populated than northern part, as 60% of Karasem's population lives in the South.

The capital of Karasem is in Kota Baru in Province Cibebek. The largest city in Karasem is Jayakarta in Jaya Island followed by Cibebek and Meriah.

Beyond the Independences
After more than 350 years under colonialization, Karasem under Republic of Indonesia finally got their independences. Proclamation of Indonesian Independence in 1945 also include Karasem area to be Indonesian teritory and being a self province, Province of East Malacca (Melaka Timur). Atleast until 3 September 1945, Allied forces arrive in Ketapang. Allied forces was came to returned japanese forces there to their countries and clear the area. However, With British assistance, the Dutch landed their Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) forces in Meriah and Jayakarta. The republicans didn't accept them and try to resintaced them with former japanese forces's guns. In 15 November 1945, a resistance attacked allied forces and dutch forces in Jayakarta and killed hundrets of them. They were using sharpened bamboo and some japanese rifles to did it. Later in 5 December 1945, the payback attack declared by the Allied forces and killed atleast 469 from republicans and 87 from allied forces during the class.

Another resistance was in Cibebek on 15 January 1946 with dutch forces, Pondok Daun on 24 January 1946 also with Dutch and in Kendall on 4 February 1946. More other minor resistance until November 1946 in Melaka Timur. The major one is in Yaharta, 9 November 1946 which killed more than 500 republicans. Respecting to those conflict, the Linggadjati Agreement, also known as the Cheribon Agreement, was a political accord concluded on 15 November 1946 by the Dutch administration and the unilaterally declared Republic of Indonesia. Negotiations took place 11–12 November. The Dutch side was represented by Lieutenant General Governor Hubertus van Mook, the Indonesian side by Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir. one of the entry was both side would be in ceasefire. On 25 March 1947 the Lower House of the Dutch parliament ratified a 'stripped down' version of the treaty, which was not accepted by the Republic. Both sides soon accused the other of violating the agreement. At midnight on 20 July 1947, the Dutch launched a major military offensive called Operatie Product, with the intent of conquering the Republic. Claiming violations of the Linggajati Agreement, the Dutch described the campaign as Politionele acties ('police actions') to restore law and order. This used to be the task of the KNIL. However, at the time the majority of the Dutch troops in Indonesia belonged to the Royal Netherlands Army. Soon after the end of WWII, 25,000 volunteers (among them 5,000 marines) had been sent overseas. They were later followed by larger numbers of conscripts from the Netherlands. In the offensive, Dutch forces drove Republican troops out of parts of Sumatra, East and West Java, and Melaka area.

International reaction to the Dutch actions was negative. Neighbouring Australia and newly independent India were particularly active in supporting the Republic's cause in the UN, as was the Soviet Union and, most significantly, the United States. Dutch ships continued to be boycotted from loading and unloading by Australian waterside workers, a blockade that began in September 1945. The United Nations Security Council became directly involved in the conflict, establishing a Good Offices Committee to sponsor further negotiations, making the Dutch diplomatic position particularly difficult. A ceasefire, called for by UN resolution, was ordered by the Dutch and Sukarno on 4 August 1947. The United Nations Security Council brokered the Renville Agreement in an attempt to rectify the collapsed Linggarjati Agreement. The agreement was ratified in January 1948 and recognised a cease-fire along the so-called 'Van Mook line'; an artificial line which connected up the most advanced Dutch positions. one of this areement was to create a new Dutch area named NK (Netherland Karasem) which this lead to the future split between Karasem and Indonesia.

As the reaction to the agreement, residents of Malang in East Jaya area made a civil riot to NK government that established recently in the area. On 27 January 1948 morning a group of people start to threw some stone and shot the local NK office that damaged a lot of this office. in the afternoon, a backup of NK troops came and start attacking people of Malang. With the underarmed people the local residents faced the lost of 67 lives and over 650 buildings structures damaged. Another resistant also established in Ciasem, north of Cibebek which a big failures that kills 27 resident and almost 60% structures of the area damaged. As a concinderation of the riots in East Malacca, both side try to made a treaty in Karangutara, Cibebek on 21 June 1948 (known as Karangutara Treaty I). The result was pretty distressing for Indonesian side as most of NK area become no man's land and NK became a own nation outside RIS.

As a note, Netherland Karasem was a part of colonies outside dutch teritory. Many area of NK was a no man's land. By July 1948 negotiations were in deadlock and the Netherlands pushed unilaterally towards Van Mook’s concept. Negotiation for NK's possition with Indonesia's side which supported by NK citizens in Kota Meriah sea didn't create any agreement between both sides. During September-December 1948 the local citizens of Netherland Karasem do full attack to relase NK into Indonesia side, this attack was done in 19 November 1948 which made Ketapang, and Cibebek area taken into NK for 24 hours before the dutch try to finished them. In 20 November 1948 a payback attack from Dutch to the republicans who was taken over NK's government possition. This lead 217 dies and the possition back into dutch hand. In 27 January 1949 Karai operation begun with an attack from Dutch side to major cities especially Ketapang and Meriah. The goals was for taken over whole Karaseman's land into NK side not Indonesia side. Meriah at that time working as a emergency government of Malaka Timur Province easily taken over because of the underpowered local forces. International reaction to this was a big condemn from UN to Dutch with the embargo of NK governemnt. This attack causes mass destruction of the cities that hit by the attack.

Inspired by 'Serangan Oemoem 1 Maret' in Yogyakarta, the last power of republicans try to taken over the Meriah from NK. The Dutch were expelled from the city for 18 hours but reinforcements were brought in from the nearby cities of Kemayoran and Cakung that afternoon. This attack leaded by General Ahmad Amril i from 7.00 am until 1.00 am next day. The final of these things is the Independence admission from Dutch for Netherland Karasem which changed into Karasem in 27 December 1949. The territory of the Karasem at thet time is all current territory excluding North Karasem Province.

The Presidential Liberal
Presidential Liberal era lasted from 1950 to 1962. This era start from the admission of independence in 27 December 1949 with

Provinces and Districts (Kabupaten)
Karasem has 11 Provinces (Cikulon, Cibebek, Ketapang, Sothern Sumut, Northern Sumut, West Jaya, Central Jaya, East Jaya, South Melaka, North Melaka, Melaka Archipelago) and 1 special city state that is Special City State of Jayakarta (Daerah Kota Besar Jayakarta).