Nouvelle-Bourgogneball

Nouvelle-Borgogneball, alternatively Jakartaball and full name Capital City of Nouvelle-Bourgogneball, is drowning the aquatic capital and largest cityball of West Indonesiaball. His full name is Bola Daerah Khusus Ibukota Burgundia Baru (Special Federal District of New Burgundyball). He can into clean city but is overcrowded with nearly 13 million inhabitants in 662 km² city area.

He was known by many names throught his history such as Sunda Kelapa, Jayakarta and Batavia. He really into loving flood and traffic jam. He is of dense city in West Indonesia, and can into many diversities. Almost all ethnics in Indonesia and Eastern France, even some of the historic ones, live in Nouvelle-Borgogneball. Even before he of sucks.

Whenever he puts his diving gear on, or when people make fun of his clay's bad quality of life, he becomes AquaBourgogne. This is a reference to his location and his fast sinking rate. AquaBourgogne is part-sea creature because of this. He becomes just like Fishlandball.

His birthday is 24th December.

History
Jakartaball was born as a settlement of Sundanese known as Sunda Kelapa. For almost a millenia (7th-16th century) it served as main port of Sunda Kingdomball until kebabs threatened this glorious kingdom.

In 1521 Kingdom of Portugalball arrived in Sunda Kelapa amid tension between  Banten Sultanateball and Demak Sultanateball. Surawisesa, Sunda's king, made a treaty with Portuguese to protect Sunda Kingdom from those squishing kebabs, but Portuguese were too weak and Sunda Kalapa anschlussed by Demak Sultanateball and renamed into Jayakarta.

In early 17th century Jayakarta turned into major trading post of East India Companyball and  Dutch East India Companyball. Deteriorating relations between two companies and local rulers turned into conflict with Dutch victory, and Jayakarta renamed into Batavia under Dutch control in 1619.

Under VOC and later Dutch East Indiesball, Batavia became major port and developed rapidly, attracted Chinese and Arabian merchant and workers but sadly they did not do well...

In 1788, Franceball fled to his clay and sought asylum there. Then she took Riau, Java, the Riau Islands and Sumatra, and anschlussed them, creating French Indonesia.

West Indonesiaball declared its independence on August 26th, 1948 on Soekarno's house in Jakarta, but during Indonesian National Revolution the city became primary target of Dutch's possession and as a result there is no major war in Jakarta during that period, because of Dutch control.

In 1949 after Round Table Conference, Jakarta became West Indonesia's problematic capital until Rajah Emmanuel announced the movement of capital into East Kalimantanball in 2019.

Ethnic Groups and Languages
Warning: This is about to get long, and crazy.

Nouvelle Bourgogne is home to a multitude of different languages, peoples and faiths, but all are Indonesians. Even Jews, Iranians and Christian Lebanese live in his clay. Bold means it doubles as an official language.

Official Languages

 * Standard Indonesian Riau Malay
 * Dutch
 * French
 * Betawi French Malay

Majority Languages

 * Javanese
 * Sundanese
 * Malay
 * English
 * Arabic
 * Persian
 *  French
 * Chinese
 *  Dutch
 *  Betaouis
 * Portugis
 * Minangkabau

Dialects (Indonesian)

 * "Pure" Indonesian
 * Jawi script
 * Jakarta variety
 * Jogja dialect
 * Surabaya dialect

Other Indigenous Languages:

 * Batak languages
 * Acehnese
 * Buginese
 * Makassarese
 * Banten Sunda
 * Maluku
 * Banjarese
 * Minahasa
 * Dayakan
 * Lampungese
 * Papuan languages

Varieties of/Related Languages of French:
All are spoken in West Indonesia.
 *  Standard North-Central French
 * Old French
 * Alsatian
 * Picard
 * Tourangeau
 * Provencal
 * Norman
 * Old Italian
 * "Modern" Italian
 * Breton
 * Walloon
 * Brabantine French

Varieties of/Related Languages of Dutch:

 * Northern Dutch (Dialek Belanda Utara)
 * Southern Dutch (Dialek Belanda Selatan)
 * Belgian Dutch
 * Middle Dutch
 * Pelandar Barat (West Flemish)
 * Limburger Dutch
 * North Brabantine
 * South Brabantine
 * Bahasa Perisia (Frisian)
 * Luxembourgish

Other European Languages:

 *  Portuguese
 * German
 * Rhinelander German
 * Plattdutsch
 * Scottish Gaelic
 * Welsh

Middle Eastern ethnic groups:

 * Lebanese
 * Sunni Arabs
 * Shiites
 * Maronite
 * Oriental Orthodox
 * Greek Catholic
 * Greek Orthodox
 * Yahudi
 * Druze
 * Central Arabs
 * Nejds
 * Hejazis
 * Gulf Arabians
 * Northwestern Arabians
 * Houthis
 * Hadramis
 * Emiratis

Languages related to Persian

 * Azerbaijani
 * Kurdish
 * Gilaki
 * Luri
 * Armenian

Types of Chinese:

 * Fujianese (Linguistically still Austronesian, but heavily Sinicized in culture)
 * Hakkanese
 * Tiochieu
 * Canton
 * Mandarin speakers (Taiwan)

Malay Varieties and Creoles:

 *  Betawi Franco-Malay
 * Minangkabau Malay
 * Baba Malay
 * Riau Malay (Not Indonesian)
 * East Indonesian Malay
 * Makassar
 * Papua/Irian fake
 * Ambonese
 * Banda
 * Balinese

Indonesian Creole Languages:

 *  Franconesian
 *  Petjo
 * Picardonesian
 * Mardijker Portuguese
 * Peranakan Indonesian
 * Javindo
 * Indonesian Lebanese Arabic Creole
 * Jaksel

Other Interlanguages:

 * Riau Dutch
 * Jawi Malay
 * Hotam (Hokkien-Tamil codeswitch language)
 * Kristang
 * Nederlands-Minang
 * Gerdutch
 * Patua

Other Languages:

 * Tamil
 * Punjabi
 * Japanese
 * Korean
 * Czech
 * Serbian
 * Norwegian