Kimmystan

Kingdom of Kimmystan Kimmystan
Flag Kimmystanian Dove
Location of Kimmystan in Outernatia
Capital	Nordfjord
Largest city	Fettevika Nordfjord Huttiheita Hagelin
Official languages	Kimmystanian Norwegian
Ethnic groups	85 % Kimmystanians 3 % Kimmis 12  % others
Demonym	Kimmystanian
Government	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarch
• King	Kim I
• Prime Minister	Hyacinth Bucket
Legislature	Tinget
Independence 29 April 1781
Area
• Total	945,444 km2 (365,038 sq mi)
Population
• Estimate	14,563,456
• Density	9.65/km2 (25.0/sq mi)
Currency	Kimmi Kroner (KIK)
Time zone	CET (UTC+1)
• Summer (DST)	CEST (UTC+2)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Drives on the	right
Calling code	+69
Internet TLD	.ki

Kimmystan (officially the Kingdom of Kimmystan is a sovereign state located within the northern part of Outernatia. It is bordered by Dulcet Ebullience and Radamede in the east, Xara Khanate in the west, and Monteverde in the south. It has a population of around 14.5 million people and it has an area spanning 26,1625 kilometres squared.

Kimmystan is a Kingdom and the current Kimmystanian King is Kim A. F. Karlsen, and he has ruled the country since the age of 15, when his mother (the former Queen of Kimmystan) Tove died tragically in September 2006. Kim was chosen as the king by the people due to his charm and kindness and he wields immense political power. Although he controls most of what is happening in the country, the people are very happy and look up to their leader.

Kimmystan ranks highly in many international comparisons of national performance, such as quality of life, health, education, protection of civil liberties, economic competitiveness, equality, prosperity and human development. Although it is not a founding member of the Outernatian Union, they are going to apply to join the union. Kimmystan maintains close ties with the Outernatian Union and the countries of Internatia.

The country maintains a combination of market economy and a Nordic welfare model with universal health care and a comprehensive social security system. Kimmystan has extensive reserves of petroleum, natural gas, minerals, lumber, seafood, fresh water, and hydropower. The petroleum industry accounts for around a quarter of the country's gross domestic product. The country has one of the highest per capita income in the world, and on a per-capita basis, it is the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas outside.

Geography

Main article: Geography of Kimmystan

Administrative divisions

Kimmystan has both administrative and political subdivisions on two levels: counties and municipalities. The Kimmis have a certain amount of self-determination and influence over traditional territories through the Kimmis Parliament and the Kimmis Act. Kimmystan consists of 9 regions. It's capital city Nordfjord is located in Fjörðr and is one of the most urbanised cities in this part of Outernatia. Nordfjord is an important global city and financial centre with an urban population of 2.1 million. Most of the country's embassies can be found in this city.

	Region	Capital	Population
	Dynion	Cwm	636,144
	Fjörðr	Nordfjord	3,365,004
	Gokk	Huttiheita	2,307,985
	Goma	Dalen	2,786,990
	Gropa	Fjordvika	1,942,411
	Kimmi	Kimmi	436,903
	Kjerringdalen	Fettevika	1,936,144
	Klapaucius	Rosebud	258,293
	Vestlig	Hagelin	893,582

Politics and Government

Main articles: Politics in Kimmystan and List of political parties in Kimmystan

See also: Kimmystanian parliamentary election, 2015

Office	Name	Party	Since
King	Kim I		17 September 2007
Prime Minister	Hyacinth Bucket	Konservative Kimmystan	16 October 2015

The King of Kimmystan

According to the Constitution of Kimmystan, Kimmystan is a unitary constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system of government, wherein the King of Kimmystan is the head of state and the Prime Minister is the head of government. Power is separated among the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government, as defined by the Constitution, which serves as the country's supreme legal document. The current king is King Kim I of Kimmystan. Kimmystan is considered to be one of the most developed democracies and states of justice in Outernatia.

The Monarch is commander-in-chief of the Kimmystanian Armed Forces, and serves as chief diplomatic official abroad and as a symbol of unity and peace. The monarch was crowned King of Kimmystan in 2007 after the tragic death of his mother, Queen Tove of Kimmystan.

In practice, the Prime Minister exercises the executive powers. Constitutionally, legislative power is vested with both the government and the Parliament of Kimmystan, but the latter is the supreme legislature and a unicameral body. Kimmystan is fundamentally structured as a representative democracy. The Parliament can pass a law by simple majority of the 169 representatives, who are elected on the basis of proportional representation from 10 constituencies for four-year terms.

Political System

The Prime Minster of Kimmystan

Politics in Kimmystan take place in the framework of a parliamentary representative democratic constitutional monarchy. Executive power is exercised by the King's council, the cabinet, led by the Prime Minister of Kimmystan. Legislative power is vested in both the government and the Storting, elected within a multi-party system. The Judiciary is independent of the executive branch and the legislature.

The Parliament of Kimmystan, called the Tinget (meaning The Assembly), ratifies national treaties developed by the executive branch. It can impeach members of the government if their acts are declared unconstitutional. If an indicted suspect is impeached, Parliament has the power to remove the person from office.

Tinget is the supreme legislature of Kimmystan, established in 1780 by the Constitution of Kimmystan. It is located in Nordfjord. The unicameral parliament has 169 members, and is elected every four years based on party-list proportional representation in ten plural member constituencies. (the ten regions of Kimmystan). All of the inhabitants that are 16 or older have the right to vote in the elections being held in Kimmystan.

150 are elected directly from the 10 constituencies, and an additional 19 seats ("levelling seats") are allocated on a nationwide basis to make the representation in parliament correspond better with the popular vote for the political parties. A 4% election threshold is required for a party to gain levelling seats in Parliament. There are a total of 169 Members of Parliament.

Foreign Relations

Main article: Foreign relations of Kimmystan

The diplomatic foreign relations of Kimmystan are intergovernmental relationships between the Kimmystan and other sovereign states. Kimmystan established formal diplomatic relations with many countries.

Modern Kimmystan is considered to be a regional and middle power, with significant cultural, economic, and political influence. It has extensive mineral and energy resources and is one of largest producers of oil and natural gas globally.

Although Kimmystan has been a neutral state during most of its history, it will become a member of the Outernatian Union and the Union of Sovereign States. Its strong economic and political position gives Kimmystan a growing international influence and a prominent voice in global affairs.

Policy

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for conducting Kimmystan's foreign policy within the framework of the Kimmystanian Cabinet. Kimmystan prioritizes the promotion of its national interests, the protection of the rights of its citizens and diaspora abroad, maintaining relations with neighboring states, maintaining security and stability together with the other member states of the Union of Sovereign States, effective participation in the global economy with the maximum protection of national interests, and active participation in international organizations to foster international peace, security, and economic development.

Economy

Main article: Economy in Kimmystan

The main resource of income is the export of expensive jewels and minerals, while furnitures, clothes and tobacco makes up the other important export goods from Kimmystan. Tourism is the main industry in the northern part and the stock exchange is located in Shortyearbyen, Gokk. In vestlig you find big ski resorts which is important for the country's tourist industry because people from all over the continent come here to go skiing and enjoy the snowy mountains.

The currency of Kimmystan is the Kimmi Kroner

Health

Main article: Health in Kimmystan

In Kimmystan, all hospitals are funded by the public as part of the national budget. However, while medical treatment is free of charge for any person younger than the age of sixteen, residents who have reached adulthood must pay a deductible each year before becoming eligible for an exemption card. The card entitles one to free healthcare for the remainder of that year.

All public hospitals in Kimmystan are run by four Regional Health Authorities (RHA) overseen by the Kimmystanian Ministry of Health and Care Services. In addition to these public hospitals, there are a small number of privately owned health clinics currently operating in the biggest cities like Nordfjord or Huttiheita.

Transport & Infrastructure

Main article: Transport in Kimmystan

Kimmy Airlines

The Kimmy Airlines is the largest airline in Kimmystan.

The airline was founded in 1956 and are also one of the founding members of the Outernatia Airway Alliance (OAA)

Demographics

Main article: Demographics of Kimmystan

Main article: Diaspora of Kimmystan

Kimmystan has a total population of 14,563,456.00 people. 85 % of them are Kimmystanians and 12 % are immigrants. 3 % of the total population live in a then small region of Kimmi, where the ethnic group Kimmi live.

Immigration

As of 15 December 2016, the number of immigrants or children of two immigrants residing in Kimmystan was 1,747,614, or 12% of the total population. Raingatians are the largest non-Kimmystanian minority group in Kimmystanian. Most of their 667,393 members live in and around the big cities of Fettevika, Nordfjord and Huttiheita. The Gandhari and Jhe Freehian (mostly female) immigrant populations have increased significantly in recent years, and they make up 24,43 % and 5,31 % of the immigration population respectively. Most of the Raingatian and Jhe Freehian female diaspora lives in Fettevika and work in the porn or sex industry.

Largest immigrant groups (1st and 2nd generation):

18 largest immigrant populations by country of origin 2016

Country	Men	Women	Population	%
Raingate	483421	183,972	667,393	38.19%
Gandhara	158042	268,862	426,904	24.43%
Jhe Freeh	18390	74,468	92,858	5.31%
Alteus	65042	18,262	83,304	4.77%
Arcorar	34951	43,020	77,971	4.46%
Spinachia	2931	72,108	75,039	4.29%
Ponásikwa	32821	35,103	67,924	3.89%
Thorway	35393	29,269	64,662	3.70%
Kaministiquia	24829	27,552	52,381	3.00%
Leshia	5839	29,209	35,048	2.01%
Aonach	2931	24,207	27,138	1.55%
Chruno	7381	11,357	18,738	1.07%
Bubblique	1204	12,372	13,576	0.78%
Haven	4392	7,589	11,981	0.69%
Sunetti	5445	3,548	8,993	0.51%
Auspikitan	2145	6,793	8,938	0.51%
Waticania	2931	4,873	7,804	0.45%
Bitland	2931	4,031	6,962	0.40%
Total immigrant population	932019	815,595	1,747,614	100 %

Education

Main article: Education in Kimmystan

Education in Kimmystan is mandatory for all children aged 6–16. The school year in Kimmystan runs from mid August to late June the following year. The Christmas holiday from mid December to early January historically divides the Kimmystanian school year into two terms. Presently, the second term begins in the beginning of January.

The Kimmystanian school system can be divided into three parts: Elementary school (Barneskole, ages 6-13), lower secondary school (Ungdomsskole, ages 13-16), and upper secondary school (Videregående skole, ages 16-19).

Elementary and lower secondary school are mandatory for all children aged 6–16. Before 2002, mandatory education in Kimmystan started at the age of 7. Students almost always have to change school when they enter lower secondary school and upper secondary school, as most schools in Kimmystan only offer one of the levels. In the districts there are schools that offers both of the lower levels, and the children then do not change school when they enter the lower secondary school.

Cuisine

Main article: Cuisine of Kimmystan

Sports

Handball

Main article: Kimmystan national handball team

Main article: Kimmystan national women's handball team

The Kimmystan national football team represents Kimmystan in association handball and is governed by Kimmystan Håndballforbund (KHF), the governing body for handball in Kimmystan.

2016 Internatian Games

Kimmystan qualified to both the men's and women's tournament

Football

Main article: Kimmystan national football team

The Kimmystan national football team represents Kimmystan in association football and is governed by KIMMI Fåtbåll (KB), the governing body for football in Kimmystan. The men's and women's team competed in the 2016 Internatian Games where they both qualified to the semi finals.

Internatian Games

Main article: Kimmystan at the 2016 Internatian Games

Kimmystan debuted in the 2016 Internatian Games which was held in Alteus

They competed in the following sports:

• Archery
• Athletics
• Badminton
• Canoeing
• Cycling
• Field hockey
• Football
• Gymnastics
• Handball
• Judo
• Rowing
• Sailing
• Shooting
• Taekwondo
• Weightlifting
• Wrestling

2016 Internatian Games Medal table
Medal	Name	Sport	Event	Date
01 ! Gold	Andrea Loberg	Athletics	Javelin Throw	02024-08-18-000018 August
01 ! Gold	Aud Fett	Athletics	5000 m	02024-08-19-000019 August
01 ! Gold	Christer Tharaldson	Athletics	3000 metres steeplechase	02024-08-17-000017 August
01 ! Gold	Karin Solberg	Fencing	Individual foil	02024-08-10-000010 August
01 ! Gold	Karin Solberg Mona Danielsen Ebba Falk	Fencing	Team Sabre	02024-08-13-000013 August
01 ! Gold	women's national handball team, KimmystanKimmystan women's national handball team Kari Aalvik Grimsbø   Amanda Kurtović Ida Alstad   Katrine Lunde Emilie Hegh Arntzen   Heidi Løke Stine Bredal Oftedal   Mari Molid Marit Malm Frafjord   Nora Mørk Camilla Herrem   Linn-Kristin Riegelhuth Koren Veronica Kristiansen   Sanna Solberg	Handball	Women's tournament	02024-08-20-000020 August
01 ! Gold	Men's national handball team, KimmystanKimmystan Men's national handball team Sander Sagosen   Kent Robin Tønnesen Thomas Kristensen   Espen Christensen Joakim Hykkerud   Magnus Jøndal, Bjarte Myrhol   Kristian Bjørnsen Petter Øverby   Christian O'Sullivan Erlend Mamelund   Harald Reinkind Ole Erevik   Espen Lie Hansen André Lindboe   Magnus Gullerud	Handball	Men's tournament	02024-08-21-000021 August
01 ! Gold	Haakon Wolff	Judo	Half-lightweight (66 kg)	02024-08-07-00007 August
01 ! Gold	Kolbjørn Olsen Anders Olsen Svein Sørensen Rolf Knudsen	Rowing	Lightweight coxless four	02024-08-11-000011 August
01 ! Gold	Caroline Olhouser	Sailing	Women's RS:X	02024-08-14-000014 August
01 ! Gold	Jonas Gundersen	Sailing	Finn	02024-08-16-000016 August
01 ! Gold	Greta Eliasen Martine Hemmingsen	Sailing	2016: 49erFX	02024-08-18-000018 August
01 ! Gold	Ea Hummel	Shooting	10 metre air pistol	02024-08-07-00007 August
01 ! Gold	Niklas Næss	Shooting	50 metre rifle prone	02024-08-12-000012 August
01 ! Gold	Sebastian Hansen	Weightlifting	Men's 94 kg	02024-08-13-000013 August
01 ! Gold	Åsmund Vinter	Wrestling	Greco-Roman 98 kg	02024-08-16-000016 August
01 ! Gold	Rebecca Evenstad	Wrestling	63 kg	02024-08-18-000018 August
02 ! Silver	Susann Spillum	Athletics	Hammer Throw	02024-08-15-000015 August
			Javelin Throw	02024-08-18-000018 August
02 ! Silver	Thomas Espeseth Halvor Oyen Sigbjørn Nilssen Ragnar Laake	Athletics	4 x 100 m relay	02024-08-19-000019 August
02 ! Silver	Øyvind Okland Marie Kjellberg	Badminton	Mixed doubles	02024-08-17-000017 August
02 ! Silver	Adam Steensen	Cycling	Men's individual road race	02024-08-06-00006 August
02 ! Silver	Karin Solberg Mona Danielsen Ebba Falk Torborga Haakonsson	Fencing	Team épée	02024-08-10-000010 August
02 ! Silver	Kimmystan's men's field hockey team	Field hockey	Men	02024-08-18-000018 August
02 ! Silver	Philip Danielsen	Gymnastics	Pommel Horse	02024-08-14-000014 August
			Parallel bars	02024-08-16-000016 August
02 ! Silver	Kennet Abramsen Pontus Pedersen Werner Hummel Stig Abels Leo Swenhaugen	Gymnastics	Team all-around	02024-08-08-00008 August
02 ! Silver	Karl Isaksen	Sailing	Laser	02024-08-15-000015 August
02 ! Silver	Ea Hummel	Shooting	25 metre pistol	02024-08-09-00009 August
02 ! Silver	Sven Torvald	Shooting	50 metre pistol	02024-08-09-00009 August
02 ! Silver	Preben Næss	Shooting	10 metre air pistol	02024-08-06-00006 August
02 ! Silver	Åsmund Rolvsson	Shooting	Double Trap	02024-08-10-000010 August
02 ! Silver	David Stien	Taekwondo	Heavyweight (+80 kg)	02024-08-20-000020 August
02 ! Silver	Vivian Ness	Taekwondo	49 kg	02024-08-17-000017 August
02 ! Silver	Ivar Solberg	Wrestling	Greco-Roman 59 kg	02024-08-14-000014 August
03 ! Bronze	Ivar Wolff	Athletics	110 metres hurdles	02024-08-16-000016 August
03 ! Bronze	Julie Skaar	Athletics	10,000 metres	02024-08-12-000012 August
03 ! Bronze	Astrid Svenssen	Cycling	Women's time trial	02024-08-10-000010 August
03 ! Bronze	Tine Johansen Tiril Johansen	Canoeing	K-2 500 m	02024-08-16-000016 August
03 ! Bronze	Henrik Anton	Canoeing	C-1	02024-08-09-00009 August
03 ! Bronze	Kimmystan national football team	Football	Men's	02024-08-20-000020 August
03 ! Bronze	Viola Oliversen	Judo	Half-middleweight (63 kg)	02024-08-07-00007 August
03 ! Bronze	Kolbjørn Olsen Anders Olsen Svein Sørensen Rolf Knudsen	Rowing	Coxless four	02024-08-12-000012 August
03 ! Bronze	Erling Nilsen	Sailing	Men's RS:X	02024-08-14-000014 August
03 ! Bronze	Thea Norberg	Sailing	Laser Radial	02024-08-15-000015 August
03 ! Bronze	Oskar Pedersen Nils Gudmundson	Sailing	2016: 49er	02024-08-18-000018 August
03 ! Bronze	Åsmund Rolvsson	Shooting	Trap	02024-08-08-00008 August
03 ! Bronze	Håvard Kristoffersen	Weightlifting	Men's 85 kg	02024-08-12-000012 August
03 ! Bronze	Ingeborg Hall	Wrestling	58 kg	02024-08-17-000017 August
03 ! Bronze	Jesper Hjelle	Wrestling	86 kg	02024-08-20-000020 August
03 ! Bronze	Jo Asphaug	Wrestling	57 kg	02024-08-19-000019 August

Culture

Main article: Culture in Kimmystan

The local broadcaster KTV airs and competes in all TV events that happens in both Interntia and Outernatia. Kimmystan joined the waiting list for the Internatia Song Contest in April 2015, and debuted in the 43rd edition held in Ankhesenamun, Noxus.

Victories

Kimmystan has won the following contests:

Contest	Edition	Artist	Song	Points
Internatia Classical Music Contest	ICMC 5	Edvard Grieg	Funeral March of Rikard Nordraak	74
Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 28	Hitomi Shimatani	Destiny	102
Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 33	Wardruna	Odal	75
Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 34	Matt Cardle & Melanie C	Loving You	84
Internatia Song Contest	ISC 44	Alan Walker	Faded	204
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 13	Secret Garden	Song From a Secret Garden	103
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 16	a-ha	Take On Me	106
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 18	Belinda Carlisle	Heaven Is a Place on Earth	81
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 22	Alannah Myles	Black Velvet	84
Junior Internatia Song Contest	jISC 17	Jenni Jaakola	Tämä On Unta	80
Junior Internatia Song Contest	jISC 20	Les Kids United	On Ecrit Sur Les Murs	85
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 15	Nicole Sabouné	Lifetime	110
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 17	Jesse & Joy	Ecos de Amor	109
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 25	Aura	Love Somebody	125
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 28	Mike Perry ft. Casso	Inside The Lines	128
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 30	Ward Thomas	Carry You Home	129
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 34	Christiane ft. Rat City	Touch Me Like That	101
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 35	Margaret	What You Do	132

Victories By Country

Participations	Country	Editions
6	Norway	ICMC 5, ISCC 33, ISC 46, ISC -1 13, ISC -1 16, OSC 34
2	Sweden	OSC 15, OSC 28
	United Kingdom	ISCC 34, OSC 30
1	Canada	ISC -1 22
	Denmark	OSC 25
	Finland	jISC 17
	France	jISC 20
	Japan	ISCC 28
	Mexico	OSC 17
	Poland	OSC 34
	United States	ISC -1 18

Hostings

Kimmystan has hosted 15 different editions of the various events that takes place in Internatia and Outernatia. All of the 15 different host entries have achieved a top 10 placing, where one of them managed to win on home soil. This happened in the 17th edition of Outernatia Song Contest when Jesse & Joy won the contest with their song Ecos de Amor. They also went on to represent Tonallán in the Internatia Song Contest 51 with an English version of the same song where they finished 3rd.

Contest	Edition	Host City	Artist	Song	Placing	Points
Internatia Classical Music Contest	ICMC 6	Kimsund	Johan Halvorsen	Entry March of the Boyars	3	46
Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 29	Cwm	Tove Styrke & Big Wild	Aftergold	5	71
Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 34	Cwm	Matt Cardle & Melanie C	Loving You	1	84
Internatia Song Contest	ISC 46	Hagelin	Vlaho	Home	8	127
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 14	Huttiheita	Dinah Shore	Blues In The Night	10	53
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 17	Jokkmokk	Sissel Kyrkjebø	Se Ilden Lyse	4	83
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 19	Uff Da	Dina	"Bli Hos Meg"	6	66
Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 23	Fettevika	Bobbysocks	"Waiting For The Morning"	5	62
Internatia Theme Contest	ITC 1	Nordfjord	Marcus & Martinus	"Elektrisk"	3	80
Junior Internatia Song Contest	jISC 18	Nordfjord	Luara	Fire In Me	2	100
Junior Internatia Song Contest	jISC 21	Fjordvika	Emilie Esther	Hey Love	6	68
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 17	Nordfjord	Jesse & Joy	Ecos de Amor	1	109
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 19	Fettevika	Linni Meister, Katastrofe & Morgan Sulele	Øl	3	108
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 22	Nordfjord	Adelén	Wild Like Me	8	91
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 27	Uff Da	Billie Eilish	Six Feet Under	3	128
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 30	Cwm	Ward Thomas	Carry You Home	1	129
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 32	Fettevika	Kygo ft. Selena Gomez	It Ain't Me	2	133
Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 36	Rosebud	Clean Bandit ft. Zara Larsson	Symphony	2	117
ISC Does Junior Eurovision	ISC Does JESC 1	Nordfjord	Malin	Sommer og Skolefri	9	161

Hostings by contests

Number Hostings	Contest	Editions
7	Outernatia Song Contest	OSC 17, OSC 19, OSC 22, OSC 27, OSC 30, OSC 32, OSC 36
4	Internatia Song Contest -1	ISC -1 14, ISC -1 17, ISC -1 19, ISC -1 23
2	Internatia Second Chance Contest	ISCC 29, ISCC 34
	Junior Internatia Song Contest	jISC 18, |jISC 21
1	Internatia Classical Music Contest	ICMC 6
	Internatia Song Contest	ISC 46
	Internatia Theme Contest	ITC 1
	ISC Does Junior Eurovision	ISC Does JESC 1

Host cites by number of hosting

Number Hostings	City	Contests
5	Nordfjord	ISC Does JESC 1, jISC 18, OSC 17,OSC 22, ITC 1
3	Cwm	ISCC 29, OSC 30, ISCC 34
	Fettevika	ISC -1 23,OSC 19, OSC 32
2	Uff Da	ISC -1 19, OSC 27
1	Fjordvika	jISC 21
	Huttiheita	ISC -1 14
	Hagelin	ISC 46
	Jokkmokk	ISC -1 17
	Kimsund	ICMC 6
	Rosebud	OSC 36

See also

• Kimmystan in the Hipsternatia Song Contest
• Kimmystan in the Internatia Second Chance Contest
• Kimmystan in the Internatia Song Contest -1
• Kimmystan in the Internatia Classical Music Contest
• Kimmystan in the Internatia Song Contest
• Kimmystan in the Junior Internatia Song Contest
• Kimmystan in the Outernatia Song Contest