The following information is for a fictional country and is not a real country In the modern world or historically.

Ebedi Barış is a unitary state totalitarian democracy with a population of 28.4 million. Based in the south-eastern part of modern day Turkey, Ebedi is a very enigmatic, ultra-regulated, Utopian-esque society with very little history of interaction with the outside world.

Ebedi Barış resides on a border with Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. It is also bordering the Mediterranean Sea. In the South-Eastern Anatolia region which most of Ebedi Barış resides in, summers are hot and dry, with temperatures above 30°C (86°F). Spring and autumn are generally mild, but during both seasons sudden hot and cold spells frequently occur in the region.

While not much is known about Ebedi Barış, there are some things that have been found via confidential techniques. The primary language of Ebedi Barış is Turkish. The national religion of Ebedi Barış is atheism. The theoretical reason for this choice of religion is likely due to the need or want from Ebedi Barış for pure scientific advancement and efficiency. It is unknown why Ebedi Barış has shown little to no interest in the outside world. However, it is speculated that this is because of the same reason as their choice of religion. Families are neither matriarchal nor patriarchal. In fact, families are dictated by government appointed decision makers, who decide housing, taxes, and all shopping exceeding leisure items. Depending on appointed housing size, families are allowed either 2, 4, or 6 children. It is mandatory to have at least half of your max. Failure to do so results in suspension of employment privileges. Children may only move out upon growing past 15 years of age.

All of the presumed residential sections of this country are inside of massive glass domes.The following images are from satellite imaging and blue prints. A theoretical population limit per dome is 500000 people, with a population density of 28.3 people per square mile. These domes are 150 miles long. Some question how these domes stay cool during hot summers, and the answer is that the domes are currently engineered to the point that air conditioner-esque machines can be embedded into the steel and cable beams which line the structure of these glass domes. There are large carbon shutters on the top of the dome which can fall on demand, and cover the whole dome. Houses are all domes on top, but largely exist below ground. There are 3 types of houses:

Small - 2 Bedroom

Medium - 3 Bedroom

Large: 5 Bedroom

It is speculated that Ebedi Barış chooses underground living due to the fact that it is best against foreign attacks. However, this is just speculation. It could also be that it is the best use of space, allowing for superior efficiency.

Ebedi Barış possesses a bustling economy worth 394 billion USD. The currency in Ebedi Barış is the teneke, which are worth roughly 2.3 US Dollars. Teneke is a 100% digital currency on every citizen's 'Wallet' card. The government can control these cards as they please, as can law enforcement. The primary reason for Ebedi Barış' incredible economical power lies in their exports. They have a seemingly endless well of exports.

Ranking World Wide	Name
#14	Coal
#11	Carbon
#2	Glass
#6	Steel
#22	Gold

They are also around the leader in the planet for tin IMPORTS, at #2 in the world. They, other than this, rarely engage in trade negotiation with foreign nations.

Every known legal matter in Ebedi Barış is handled by the 15 Supreme Judges in every dome in Ebedi's votes after both sides having up to 24 hours to state their case. Each judge gets 1 vote, voting to either either 'Convict', 'No Decision', or 'Don't Convict'. Upon a tie, or over 33% of judges choosing No Decision, a retrial is scheduled a month in the future. 75% is required to convict. For the sake of brevity, we will only be including unique laws.

Name	Description	Punishment
Hukuka aykırı hakaret (Unlawful Revilement)	To insult a non-criminal citizen of Ebedi Barış for their features	2 Months Local Penetentiary
İş eksikliği (Unemployment)	The act of being without a job for more than legally mandated.	Free labor in the mines for 1-4 months
Ayrılmaya çalışmak (Attempted Escape)	To leave a dome or attempt to do so without official permission from government official or high ranking judge.	20-30 Years National Prison, -15% Tenekes
Yasadışı Çocuk Doğurma (Illegal Child-Bearing)	To have more children than legally mandated to, or to have children with a non-legal partner.	5-10 Months Local Penetentiary, -20% Tenekes
Uygunsuz Kayıt Silme (Improper Disenrollment)	To stop going to your educational facility without filling out the correct paperwork.	2-3 Weeks In-School Suspension

Laws are made by the leader of Ebedi Barış with no restriction on what he can and cannot put into place. He has refused to allow this Wikipedia page to include his name, so it has been left out. Laws are enforced by aptly named enforcement officers.

Ebedi Barış prides itself on its education. Grades Kindergarten through 14 are mandatory to all citizens of Ebedi Barış. Failure to comply with the education laws results in immediate suspension of any citizen's ability to make money from employment until schooling has finished. The following subjects are mandatory to complete: Mathematics, Literacy, Patriotism, Citizenship, Economy, Law. There are other options as well that a student can add to their course list. These 'electives' begin availability in the 2nd grade. Education is greatly honored in the community, and even voicing the wish to exit often results in disowning and shunning. Education in Ebedi Barış is taught in a large room of students arranged in circles around a 'director', or teacher. These rooms often house 30-60 students depending on the school level. Often, specialized courses have less people at once in them.

Below are 3 jobs ranked by the amount of respect you get by having them. These were chosen by the votes of 100 people per community dome.

Name	Description	Qualities of Those in this Job	Pay	Respect Percentage Per 100 People
Judge	Described in the Law and Justice area	Strong sense of justice, ruthlessness, lack of bias, ethical skills	30.8 tenekes per hour for beginners	97
Family Decision Maker	Decide housing, taxes, and all shopping exceeding leisure items for family groups	Strong economical skill, family skill, parenting, strong decision making	17.6-27.3 tenekes per hour depending on family group size	95
Enforcement Officer	Enforces the laws of the community.	Athletic, knowledge of the law, strong reaction time, patience, calmness under pressure	12.6 tenekes per hour	93

Employment is necessary upon ending mandatory schooling, unless further education is chosen. Employment is required within 2 weeks of reaching 23 years of age, no matter the situation.

The people of the domes of Ebedi Barış move around via vehicular means. However, this is not the same as it is in countries like America. All of the roads are actually switchable conveyor systems attached to every person's free transportation vehicle, making car accidents nigh impossible to come across. Essentially, vehicles would attach to the treads of the road. Then, the road will read the specific location the vehicle needs to go. The conveyor belt will then pull the car along a series of roads and intersections to their location at around 20 miles per hour. Before you say, "Why not just use trains," I will explain why. Trains would be less efficient based on the circular plane of the dome and their nature. Trains would inevitably have to go underground or above it, which would either intersect with housing or run into the glass walls of the dome. Also, trains are larger, take up more space, and do not allow the same individual transport a car would.

Due to the fact that foreign influences are largely illegal in Ebedi Barış, most recreational time is spent at the center park of the domes. However, every home is equipped with Ebedi Barış televisions which only allow local shows to play. On average, the average person of Ebedi Barış spend 1-1.5 hours per day on recreation. While this seems very little, this is largely based on the great pride people in Ebedi Barış have for working and efficiency. In recent years, studies have shown a 25.2% increase in gambling addicts across the nation. This has resulted in massive push back from the Ebedi Barış government, cracking down on illegal gambling organizations across the globe.