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ウクヘロ民主連邦, Ukuhero Minshu Renpō (Japanese) Ukuhero Minsren (Krior)
| National Anthem |
“Our Fire Gleams” “我が火が光るよ” (Japanese) “Owa Hi Heeks” (Krior) |
|---|---|
| Capital And Largest City | Cape Samu |
| Official Languages |
English Japanese |
| Recognized Languages | Krior (as a vernacular in some regions) |
| Demonym | Ukuheroan |
| Government Type |
Federal multi-party parliamentary state (de jure) Federal socialist state (de facto) |
| President | Soga Hachiro |
| Prime Minister | Foster P. Silva |
| Legislature | Ukuheroan Parliament |
| Currency | Ukuheroan dollar (UU$) |
| Population | ~1,500,000 |
| National Holiday | 1 January (Independence Day) |
| Time Zone | GMT +1 |
Ukuhero, officially the Democratic Commonwealth of Ukuhero, is a country in the weiMC Minecraft server.
The history of Ukuhero traces its origins to the Japanese colonization of present-day Cape Samu. Acquired during the expansion of the Empire of Japan, the island, then known as Samumisaki (Japanese: 寒岬, lit. “the cold cape”) initially served as a penal colony for low-risk political prisoners and a settlement for a large population of Burakumin. Following World War II, the territory was seized by British Armed Forces along with the neighboring region of Ukuhero (Japanese: 宇久兵呂, derived from the Māori Uku Whero, meaning 'red clay').
Under British administration, the territories were organized into two separate Crown Colonies: Cape Samu and New Elizabeth, and a huge wave of immigration would flow into the colony. In 1983, the reformist New Elizabeth Nationalist Party (NENP) assumed political leadership, successfully petitioning for a referendum on sovereignty, which was firmly rejected. On December 25, 1984, the territory transitioned to independence as the Commonwealth of Ukuhero, a constitutional monarchy maintaining ties to the British Crown following the Ukuhero Civil War. During this time, Cape Samu would be handed over to Australia from the United Kingdom as a territory.
On December 25, 1989, the fifth anniversary of independence—Cape Samu was officially integrated into the Ukuhero from Australia following a period of civil unrest and mass independence protests. Upon its handover, Cape Samu replaced Ukuhero City (now Sunazakai) as the national capital. During this time, a republican movement primarily lead by the Labor Movement for Socialism, a revolutionary socialist splitoff from the Labor Party following emphasis on working within state structures, would begin, building the framework for modern-day Ukuhero.
Labor, under the leadership of Yutaro Miyazaki, would officially settle a deal with the LMS to advocate for putting an end to the constitutional monarchy, and advocating for a non-monarchist state. On January 1st, 2010, the British crown would officially end their tenure as head of state following reorganization into the Democratic Commonwealth of Ukuhero alongside a new constitution.
As of the 2025 Ukuhero census, the population of Ukuhero was 1,498,234. 30.5% of the population had identified as being of Burakumin ancestry, 27.5% had white ancestry (with a majority identifying with the label Kiwi, a nickname and even endearing term for people in New Zealand, approximately 75.3% of those who responded), 15.2% had Japanese ancestry (excluding Burakumin), 10.9% had Krior ancestry (Mixed ancestry, most commonly mixed Burakumin, Japanese, and black ancestry), 5.6% had Pacific Islander ancestry, 3.9% had black ancestry (primarily of self-identified African descent, with approximately 50.5% of those who responded identifying as such), and 6.4% of the population identified with other ethnicities or identities.
The 2025 Ukuhero census recorded that the population of Ukuhero identified as 49.7% male and 48.9% female. 1.4% of the population self-identifies (depending on the region) either as nonbinary, under a nonbinary identity, or X-gender (primarily present within majority Japanese areas in the country).