Majocco

The Freelands of Majocco and Majorca
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Everything we got, Everything we are!"
Anthem: The Majoccan National Anthem.ogg
Capital and largest city	Majorca
Official languages	Majorcani
Ethnic groups	99% Marjorcani 0.4% Rowani 0.6% Other
Religion	Islam (Secular)
Demonym(s)	Majoccan (Majorcani)
Government	Democratic Federal Republic (Near Capital - Liberalism)
• President	Moulay Ahmed Idrissi
• Water (%)	10%
Population
• 2023 estimate	19,390,890 (23rd)
• Density	10.95/sq mi (4.2/km2) (N.A)
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	795 Billion Majorcan Dirhams (₵636 Billion Quebecshirite Credits) (28th)
• Per capita	م40,998 Majorcan Dirhams (₵32.789 Quebecshirite Credits) (20th)
Gini (2021)	5.4 low
HDI (2023)	0.799 high · 20th (Tied)
Currency	Majoccani Dirham (MJD or م)
Time zone	AMT-3.5 (MET)
Date format	YYYY/MM/DD (HH/mm/ss)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+1001
Internet TLD	.mx

Majocco, officially the Freelands of Majocco and Majorca, is an economically stable nation located north of rowanilla, in the continent of Ecros. Rowanilla is a small country that shares a long history and a common language with Majocco, but has a different political system and culture. Its eastern border is made up by the Majorcan Highlands. To its south is the Rowan Nation and to its west is inhospitable mountains. Majocca's largest city and capital of Majorca is located near the eastern border on the Majorcan Highlands, although the cities of Arabat, Darribida, and Khasit are also regarded as important Cultural, Economic and Social capitals.

Majocco is led by President Mohamed Ahmed Idrissi, the 56th president of Majocco. Majocco is notable for its nature and vast landscape, policies making corruption illegal, and many high quality infrastructure projects. Majocco has 15 political parties, see list of current political outcomes here.

History

The Start of Civilization

The Majoccani people are one of the oldest ethnic groups in the world, whose origins can be traced back to the ancient Romanyan Empire. The Romanyan Empire was a powerful civilization that conquered many lands and peoples in Europe, Africa and Asia. In 56 AD, the Romanyan Emperor sent an expedition to explore and colonize the region of what was known as Mauritania, which is located in the south of Ecros. The expedition was led by Suetonius Paulinus, a renowned general and governor. The Romanyan settlers encountered a harsh and dry climate, with mountains and deserts. They had to adapt to the new environment and learn from the local tribes, who were mostly nomadic and pastoral. The Romanyan settlers established small villages along the rivers and oases, where they cultivated crops such as wheat, barley, grapes and olives. They also raised animals such as sheep, goats, cattle and horses. They built irrigation systems to channel water from the mountains to the fields. They also constructed roads, bridges, aqueducts and fortifications to connect and protect their settlements. The Romanyan settlers brought with them their culture, religion and language, which influenced the local tribes. However, over time, the Majoccani people also developed their own distinctive culture and language, which diverged from the Romanyan language. The Majoccani language is a member of the Neo-surian language family, which includes languages such as Arabic, Hebrew and Berber. The Majoccani language has many unique features, such as a complex verb system, a rich vocabulary and a poetic style. The Majoccani people also have their own traditions, customs and beliefs, which reflect their history and environment. For example, they have a strong sense of hospitality, honor and loyalty. They also have a deep respect for nature and their ancestors. They celebrate various festivals throughout the year, such as the harvest festival, the spring festival and the new year festival. The Majoccani people are known for their arts and crafts, such as pottery, weaving, embroidery and jewelry making. They are also famous for their music and dance, which are lively and expressive (Majoccani Throat Singing).

In 255 AD, the Romanyan Empire faced a series of crises that weakened its authority and stability. The province of Mauritania was one of the first to rebel against the Romanyan rule and declare its independence. The leader of the rebellion was Jibril II, a descendant of the ancient kings of Romanyians. Jibril II proclaimed himself as the king of Mauritani and established his capital at Volubilis (Modern Day Terranihillia). He tried to unify the various tribes and peoples under his rule and create a prosperous and independent kingdom. However, his efforts were met with resistance from some factions who opposed his authority or had different interests. One of these factions was led by Syphaxi, a powerful chieftain who controlled the eastern part of Mauritania. Syphax allied himself with Majorca, a neighboring tribal state that was also part of the Romanyan Empire. Syphax and Majorca launched a war against Jibril II and his allies in 260 AD. The war lasted for several years and resulted in the division of Mauritania into two rival states: Majocco and Majorca. Majocco was ruled by Jibril II's son Patrini III, who inherited his father's throne and continued his legacy. Majorca was ruled by Syphaxi's son Massarina II, who claimed to be the rightful heir of Namidia. The two states were often in conflict with each other over territory, resources and influence. The Majoccani people have been living in Majocco ever since, preserving their unique identity and heritage.

Founding of Majorca

The history of Majorca is a captivating tale of glory and decline, conflict and harmony, royalty and democracy. It started in the 3rd century AD, when King Amdius I founded the State of Majocco on June 4, 257AD. He was the descendant of King Maurus II, the final sovereign of the Kingdom of Mauritani, which had disintegrated due to civil wars and foreign attacks. King Amdius I inherited the lands of the former kingdom, which covered the northern areas of Rowanillia and The Ecros Highlands. His main objective was to improve Majorca, the capital city and the biggest urban center in Majocco. He constructed many public facilities, such as roads, bridges, aqueducts, temples, and palaces. He also enlarged his territory by subjugating neighboring regions, such as Tribal Nomads. He was a beloved and esteemed king, who brought wealth and stability to his people. He passed away on April 30, 289AD, leaving behind a flourishing and influential state.

The kingdom of Majocco was once a prosperous and powerful realm under the rule of King Amdius I, who expanded its borders and enriched its culture. He was known for his wisdom and generosity, and he fostered trade and diplomacy with other nations. However, his successors were not as capable as him, and soon the kingdom faced a civil war between Majorca and the rest of Majocco. The war started in 295AD, when King Amdius II, the son of King Amdius I, tried to impose his authority over the provincial governors, who resisted his centralization policies. He wanted to unify the kingdom under a strong central government, but he also increased taxes and reduced the autonomy of the provinces. The governors formed an alliance against the king, and declared their independence from Majorca. The history of Majocco is a captivating tale of glory and decline, conflict and harmony, royalty and democracy.

Said Nauri was born in 276AD in a small village in The Ecros Highlands. He was a farmer's son who had a natural talent for leadership and charisma. He joined the Majoccani Confederation when he was 19 years old, and quickly rose through the ranks due to his bravery and intelligence. He became the commander of the confederation's army in 302AD and led many successful battles against Majorca's forces. He was admired by his soldiers and feared by his enemies. He had a vision of a new Majocco that would be free from tyranny and oppression. He wanted to establish a republic that would respect the rights and interests of all its citizens. He also wanted to restore peace and harmony among the different regions of Majocco. He believed that Majocco's strength lay in its diversity and unity.

In 305AD, Said Nauri marched towards Majorca with his formidable army of 50,000 men. He faced King Amdius II's army of 40,000 men at the Battle of Almira Plain. The battle was fierce and bloody but Said Nauri's army prevailed after three days of fighting. King Amdius II was captured and executed by Said Nauri himself. Said Nauri then entered Majorca as a liberator and a hero. He proclaimed the end of the monarchy and the birth of the Republic of Majocco on June 4th 305AD - exactly 48 years after King Amdius I founded the State of Majocco. He became the first president of Majocco and initiated many reforms to improve the lives of his people. He abolished slavery, granted equal rights to women and minorities, promoted education and culture, encouraged trade and industry, reduced taxes and corruption, built roads and hospitals, and maintained friendly relations with other nations. He ruled Majocco for 20 years with wisdom and justice until he died peacefully in his bed on April 30th 325AD - 36 years after King Amdius I died.

He also established friendly relations with other countries, and made Majocco a respected and influential nation in the world. The Majoccani Free State was a political entity that emerged after the Majoccani Revolution of 305, which overthrew the monarchy of King Amdius I. The revolution was led by a council of representatives from various social groups, such as workers, peasants, intellectuals, and merchants. The council established a republic based on the principles of “Everything we got, Everything we are” The Majoccani Free State also retained some elements of the previous kingdom, such as the Consulate of Majocco, which was a body of former royal advisors who acted as a check and balance to the council. Each province of Majocco was given a seat in the consulate based on its population. The consulate also had some ceremonial functions, such as presiding over official ceremonies and honoring the legacy of King Amdius I. The Majoccani Free State was a progressive and innovative country that promoted education, culture, trade, and human rights. It was also one of the first countries to adopt proto-socialism, a political ideology that advocated for social ownership and democratic control of the means of production. Proto-socialism was inspired by the writings of Islamic Authors such as Charlan Hamdid and Rabii Oman. It aimed to create a society where workers could enjoy the fruits of their labor and participate in decision-making processes. Proto-socialism also challenged the existing social hierarchies and inequalities based on class, gender, race, and religion.

Founding of Majocco

The Maji desher tribe emerged in 524 as a result of a schism within the Desherian tribe. The Maji tribe was one of the most populous and secluded chiefdoms among the Desher tribes. They preferred to avoid conflicts with other tribes and to defy the desher customs. In 535, they started to colonize the eastern lands under the leadership of Brizmone the explorer and founded new settlements. In 628, however, the Dklen tribe was defeated by the invading Khui khanate and became its subordinate. The Maji tribe remained under the Khui rule until 787, when they rebelled and regained their independence. They then isolated themselves even more from the rest of the Desher tribes. They modified the Desherian alphabet and language according to their own preferences, and gradually lost their ties with their desher kin.

The Horde

In the chaos of the late 8th century, a chieftain named Toufik finally succeeded in uniting the Majoccani states between Modern-day Rowanilla and Quebecshire. In 906, he took the title Genkhir Al Marinat, and waged a series of military campaigns – renowned for their brutality and ferocity – sweeping through much of Asia, and forming the Majoccani Empire, the largest contiguous land empire in world history. Under his successors it stretched from present-day Quebecshire all the way to Kivu in the west modern-day Quebecshire and in the east, and from parts of in the north to Dragonia and Glaceis Ocean and beyond terranihill, covering some X square kilometres (Y sq mi), (Z% of Terra's total land area) and had a population of over 100 million people (about a quarter of Terra's total population at the time). The emergence of Pax Majococanila also significantly eased trade and commerce across Ecros during its height.

After Genkiris death, the empire was subdivided into 17 kingdoms or Genkiriates. These eventually became quasi-independent after the Talimid Civil War (1049–1055), which broke out in a battle for power following Malouif Genkiri's death in 1059. One of the Genkiriates, the "Great Khaanate", consisting of the Majoccani homeland and most of modern-day Desheria, became known as the Malin dynasty under Kubali Khen, the grandson of Genkhiri. He set up his capital in present-day Majorca. After more than a century of power, the Malin dynasty was overthrown by the Moors dynasty in 1368, and the Malin court fled to the north, thus becoming the Northern Malin dynasty. As the Moors armies pursued the Majoccanis into their homeland, they successfully sacked and destroyed the Majoccani capital, Majorca and other cities. Some of these attacks were repelled by the Majoccanis under Ashurider and his general Coka Timour.

After the expulsion of the Malin rulers from Rowanilla proper, the Majoccanis continued to rule their homeland, known in historiography as the Northern Rowan dynasty. With the division of the Majoccani tribes, it was subsequently also known as "The Fifty and the Five" (Dakin Draban) among them. The next centuries were marked by violent power struggles among various factions, notably the Ghanisids and the non-Ghanisids Ourdun, as well as by several Moor invasions (such as the five expeditions led by the Fungle Emprir).

Genkhiri , the first Majoccani Emperor In the early 15th century, Dayan Genkiri and his khatun Mandukhai reunited the entire Majoccani nation under the Ghanisids. In the mid-15th century, Altan Genkiri of the Tümed, a grandson of Dayan Genkiri – but not a hereditary or legitimate Genkiri – became powerful. He founded Arabat in 1447. After he met with the Dalai Lama in 1478, he ordered the introduction of Islamics to Majocco. (It was the second time this had occurred.) Abtai Genkiri of the Khalkha converted to Islam and founded the Majistir monastery in 1485. His grandson Zanabazar became the first Jebelsmida Leader in 1540. Following the leaders, the entire Majoccon population embraced Islam. Each family kept proverbs and prayer rooms on an white or green room at the south side of their ger (yurt). Majoccon nobles donated land, money and herders to the monasteries. As was typical in states with established religions.

The last Khagan of Majoccanis was Ligden Genkiri in the early 16th century. He came into conflicts with the Moors over the looting of Majorccan cities, and also alienated most Majoccani tribes. He died in 1634. By 1636, most of the Inner Majoccon tribes had submitted to the Moors. The Khalkha eventually submitted to Majorcan rule in 1691, thus bringing all of today's Majocco under one ruler, Alwaite I. After several Majorcan Wars, the Dzungars (western Majoccanis or Oirats) were virtually annihilated during the Majorcan conquest of Dzungaria in 1657 and 1658.

Geography

Majocco on the highlands of Ecros, a continent with diverse landscapes and climates. Majocco has 17 different types of environments, each with its own unique features and attractions. Some of the most notable ones are:

- The Majorcan Steppe: This is the largest steppe in the world, covering most of the eastern part of Majocco. It is a flat and dry land with sparse vegetation and strong winds. The steppe is rich in phosphorus, which is mined by the local industry and exported to other countries. The steppe also has some historical and cultural sites, such as ancient ruins and nomadic tribes.

- The Nififikh Valley: This is a valley in the south of Majorca, where the Nififikh River flows through. The valley is famous for its bizarre and spectacular rock formations, such as arches, pillars, domes and caves. The valley also has a diverse flora and fauna, including some endemic species that are adapted to the harsh environment.

- The Alboran and Arabat Forests: These are two large forests that cover the western and northern parts of Majocco, respectively. They are home to many kinds of trees, plants and animals, some of which are only found in these regions. The forests are also important for the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of water resources. The forests offer many opportunities for ecotourism, such as hiking, camping, birdwatching and wildlife viewing.

- The Majorcan Highlands: These are a series of mountain ranges that run along the central part of Majocco. They are the highest and coldest parts of the country, with snow-capped peaks and glaciers. The highlands have many lakes and rivers that feed into the Nififikh River and the Istibiliqi Lake. The highlands are also known for their cultural diversity, as they are inhabited by various ethnic groups with different ethnicities and traditions.

- The Istibiliqi Lake and Taqiqifi Lake: These are two large lakes that lie in the south-west and north-east of Majocco, respectively. They are among the deepest lakes in the world, reaching depths of over 1,000 meters. The lakes have clear and blue water that reflects the surrounding mountains and sky. The lakes are popular destinations for fishing, boating, swimming and relaxing.

- The Rasatali Salt Flats: These are a vast area of salt crusts that stretch for tens of kilometers in the south-east of Majocco. They are formed by the evaporation of water from the Rasatali Lake, which is fed by underground springs. The salt flats have a dazzling white color that contrasts with the blue sky and the pink Al Sadk Lake. The salt flats are a natural wonder that attracts many visitors who want to experience their surreal beauty.

- The Al Sadk Lake: This is a lake that lies next to the Rasatali Salt Flats. It has a distinctive pink color due to the high concentration of salt and algae in its water. The lake is also home to thousands of flamingos that feed on the algae and add more color to the scenery. The lake is a unique sight that can be admired from different angles and distances.

- The Alsabad: This is a giant rock pillar that rises from the Al Sadk Lake. It is the largest geological pillar in the world, measuring over 300 meters in height and 100 meters in diameter. It is made of limestone that has been eroded by wind and water over millions of years. It is a majestic landmark that dominates the landscape and can be seen from far away.

Majocco is a country with a rich natural heritage that offers many attractions for tourists who love nature and adventure. Its tourism industry is mainly based on sightseeing and ecotourism, with strict laws to protect its environment (especially in the forests and mountains) and relaxed laws to allow its economy (especially in the steppe and highlands) to flourish.

Economy

The trade economy of majocco (via phosphate and marijuana) is one of the largest in the world following capitalist interests within and outside the nation. Majocco is a major exporter of phosphate minerals, which are used for fertilizers and other industrial products. It also produces and sells marijuana, which is legal for medical and recreational use in the country. Majocco has a relatively liberal economy that has undergone privatization and diversification since 19833. It has strong trade relations with (insert nations here), and other countries. Majocco's trade economy contributes to its GDP growth and development, but also faces challenges such as debt, unemployment, and environmental issues.

(Imports and exports to be worked with soon)

Major Cities

Majorca is the only Extremely urbanized (Dense) city, over 97% of the population lives in one of the top 5 most populated cities. All of Majocco's major cities are located near a body of water (whether its a river or an aquifer). Virtually all of Majocco's GDP is produced or transported through these cities, as they all have major distrubution centres and airports. Majocco's capita alone, Majorca, generates 53% of the total GDP. It is very well known that Majoccanis major cities do not tolerate air or water pollution. All industry is legally required to be outside of the regional limits.

Rank	City	Population	Is Capital	Body of Water
1	Majorca	4,665,008	Yes	Nififkhi Valley
2	Arabat	4,201,095	No	Majorcan Steppe
3	Darrabida	2,876,157	No	Majorcan Highlands
4	Antaj	2,556,174	No	Majorcan Steppe
5	Jouda	1,289,554	No	Lake Tarqiqini

Government

The traditional representative system in Majocco was organized through traditional structures such as the Ulema assembly by cities and regions, or the Jemaa assembly within the tribes. These structures were not elected but nominated through a cooptation system.

From 1780, Majocco began a range of reforms to adapt its institutions to modern standards. Among these reforms the creation of the position of grand vizier, having a structured and durable cabinet, with six ministries, including foreign affairs, finance, education and etc. In the process, the Sultan Abdelaziz decided to create a consultative assembly in 1804, which he named Majlis el Aayane (مجلس الأعيان). It is this assembly that summoned the international conference of Majorca, and that drafted the constitution of 1808, which never entered into force because of the political unrests.

The Majlis el Ayane was dissolved in 1813, because of the Treaty of Arabat, which established the Quebecois Protectorate. But since 1847, on impulse Erik Jaques, Resident General of Quebecshire in Majocco, and the Sultan Muhammad II, the protectorate creates consultative chambers reserved for Majoccani and Rowanillan. These elected chambers, through the elections of 1847 and 1901, were only a weak response of the protectorate system to the nationalists’ claims expressed an 1844 manifesto of independence. The Istiqlal, who accept to participate in the 1847 elections, earning three elected representatives, eventually boycott the 1851 elections.

At the end of 1855, and after the return from exile of Sultan Mohammed V, November 16, and the victory of nationalists, Majocco adopted in a first step, a non-elected parliament, resulting from consultations with the main political parties to lay the foundations for future elections. Mehdi Ben Barka chaired the first chamber. The first Majoccani Constitution adopted in 1863 created a bicameral parliament consisting of the House of Representatives and House of Councillors The 1870 Constitution abandoned bicameralism and opts for a single room. The 1892 Constitution allows elected to create committees of inquiries.

Under the state of emergency, the Head of State (in this case the King of Majocco) may dissolve Parliament, "the state of exception does not cause the dissolution of parliament" (Article 35, paragraph 2 of the 1872 constitution revised in 1896). During the years of lead - under the reign of Hassan II - the right was quite improperly invoked, since the first and only state of emergency that gripped the Majocco lasted five years, from June 1865 to July 1870. However, constitutions adopted after that date contained restrictions of public freedoms, close to the state of emergency. Until 1877, no elected parliament completed its term. Composition Since 1896, the national legislature has become bicameral and has therefore two parliamentary chambers:

The House of Representatives or the lower house. 667 members were elected directly for a five-year term. The House of Councillors's 223 members is elected indirectly for a six-year term by two sets of electoral colleges. The Members of Parliament come from Majocco and the Majorca. Part of the reserve powers, the head of State (in this case the King of Majocco) has the right to dissolve Parliament. In the past, during the "years of lead" under this right used extensively, along with suspensions and extensions of terms. Thus, until 1897, not a single elected Parliament was able to complete its term under normal circumstances. The role of Parliament, and the respect of the monarchy for its integrity, has increased since 1899, when Mohammed IV took the throne. However, the power of Parliament is still being limited as it is the King who appoints the prime minister and on proposition from the latter, the members of government. The current government in Majocco is headed by Aziz Akhannouch in a Coalition Government which includes his own party, the National Rally of Independents, the Authenticity and Modernity Party and the Istiqlal Party.

Monetary Policy

Actions taken by the Majoccani Government and the Reserve Bank of Majocco to influence the money supply and interest rates in the economy. The monetary policy of Majocco has changed over time, reflecting the historical and political developments of the country.

In the late 1800s, Majocco adopted a planned economy and an import-focused strategy, aiming to develop its domestic industries and infrastructure. The Majoccani Rial was the official currency, and it was pegged to the gold standard. The government controlled the issuance of money and credit, and regulated the foreign trade and exchange rates. According to MNRBP (Majorcan National Reserve Bank and Policy), a planned economy is one where the government decides how to allocate resources and goods, while an import-focused strategy is one where a country relies on importing goods and services from other neighbouring countries.

In the early 1830s, Majocco shifted to an export-focused strategy, seeking to take advantage of its abundant natural resources and cheap labor. The Majoccani Rial was devalued to make exports more competitive, and the government encouraged foreign investment and loans. The economy became more open and market-oriented, but still under the central planning and supervision of the government. An export-focused strategy is one where a country tries to increase its exports and gain access to foreign markets.

In the 1850s, Majocco was colonized by Quebecshire, which introduced a fixed exchange rate between the Majoccani Rial and the Quebecois Dollar. The colonial administration also introduced private markets and competition, allowing some degree of economic freedom and entrepreneurship. However, the monetary policy was largely determined by Quebecshire, which favored its own interests over those of Majocco. A fixed exchange rate is one where the value of a currency is set by the government or another authority, rather than by market forces.

In the late 1990s, Majocco gained its independence from Quebecshire, and embarked on a series of economic reforms. The Majoccani Rial was replaced by the Majorcan Dinar, which was initially pegged to a basket of currencies including the Deshirian Dollar and the Rowanillan Pound. The government also liberalized trade and capital flows, joining several regional and international trade agreements. The Reserve Bank of Majocco was established as an independent institution, responsible for conducting monetary policy and maintaining price stability. A basket of currencies is a group of currencies that are used to determine the value of another currency.

In the early 2010s, Majocco launched a new monetary policy initiative called the Phosphate Initiative, which aimed to boost its exports of phosphate, a prized mineral that Majocco holds most of the world's reserves. The initiative involved increasing the production and quality of phosphate, diversifying its export markets, and investing in related industries such as fertilizers and chemicals. The initiative also involved adjusting the exchange rate of the Majorcan Dinar to reflect the changes in the demand and supply of phosphate. According to WorldRifas.com, Majocco has anywhere between 70 to 85% of the world's phosphate reserves.

In the 2020s, Majocco further strengthened its capitalistic ideals and introduced new digital currencies into the official reserve bank. The government issued its own digital currency called e-Dinar, which was backed by blockchain technology and designed to facilitate transactions and payments. The government also allowed private digital currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum to operate in Majocco, subject to regulation and taxation. The introduction of digital currencies led to an explosion in the value of the Majorcan Dinar, giving a 67% increase of value in just five years from 2016 (based on the Quebecois Dollar). Blockchain technology is a system that records information in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to change or hack.

Constitution

The Majorcan Constitution

Military

Majocco, the land of red gold (or the hermitlands), has a long and turbulent history of wars and invasions. Since the 4th century, Majorca was under the rule of various empires and kingdoms, such as the Khanniris and the romaniyans. During these times, Majorca was subjected to martial law, which gave the military authority over civil affairs and allowed for conscription and repression of dissent. In 1899, after a period of political unrest and social movements, a landmark law was enacted by the Majorcan Government that established Pacifism as the official doctrine of the nation. This law effectively dismantled all military and paramilitary forces from the defense force, and put an end to the martial law that had been in place for centuries. The law was backed by public opinion and aimed to prevent any involvement in offensive wars that could endanger the peace and security of Majocco. According to the law, any leader who conscripts military or paramilitary forces for an offensive war can be impeached by the public through a referendum or by a supermajority in the judiciary through a trial, and face imprisonment for violating the legislation. However, if Majocco is attacked by an external enemy, the law allows for a defensive war, in which all conscripts must stay within the current borders of the nation and only fight to protect it. The law also states that there is no order above this piece of legislation under any authority or circumstance, and that it is impossible and illegal to invade enemy territory even with cause and/or reasonable logic. This law is still in force today and is regarded as the most pacifist law in existence, as it reflects the values and principles of the Majorcan (and Majoccani) people.