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Community of Kasiwanthay
*Sangkh a Kasiwanthay* (Thaksin)
Community of Kasiwanthay Sangkh a Kasiwanthay (Thaksin)
	Flag Coat of Arms of Kasiwanthay Coat of Arms
	Motto: "Phumipayya ni kwam singb." ; "Wisdom in peace."
	Location of Kasiwanthay (dark green) – in Catai (dark grey) Location of Kasiwanthay (dark green); – in Catai (dark grey)
	Map of Kasiwanthay Map of Kasiwanthay
Capital and largest city	Virajapur (Buriwachra)
Official languages	Thaksin
Recognised regional languages	Udonrok
Ethnic groups	Thawals (73.2%); Bhawans (26.8%)
Demonym(s)	Phuksat, Khun
Government	Unitary Theocratic Republic
• Laphong Raek of the Bharisath	Saengdao Chanthalangsy
Legislature	Bharisath
• Upper house	Sal Khungsongkh (Ecclesiastical Court)
• Lower house	Kar Chumnum (Popular Assembly)
Establishment
• Introduction of the Senthang	1398 CE
• Independence from Miricia	1956 CE
Population
• 2020 estimate	18,799,582
• 2019 census	18,430,963
GDP (nominal)	2015 estimate
• Total	90.2 billion USD (x)
• Per capita	$4,800
Gini (x)	53.9; high
HDI (2019)	.469; low
Currency	bia (BIA)
Time zone	UTCx (x)
Date format	dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+1121
Internet TLD	.frn

Revision as of 17:27, 16 May 2020

Kasiwanthay, (Thaksin: Kasiwanthay) officially the Community of Kasiwanthay (Thaksin: Sangkh a Kasiwanthay), is a unitary theocratic republic situated in southeast Catai. The capital and most populous city is Varijapur (Buriwachra), which is home to around four million people.

Kasiwanthay defies conventional political categorization, with many of its political bodies having a pre-modern origin and no neat parallels in more conventional civic states. In the absence of a traditional Asuran concept of citizenship, the Senthang, a broad insular community rooted in Navdarist teachings of virtue, operates as a unifying sociopolitical and religious institution and facilitates participation in public life.

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 |ethnic_groups_year          = <!--2019-->
 |demonym                     = Phuksat, Khun
-|government_type             = {{wp|Theocracy|Theocratic}} {{wp|Republic|Republican}} {{wp|Confederacy}} rooted in the {{wp|Mandala (political model)|mandala system}}
+|government_type             = {{wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|Theocracy|Theocratic}} {{wp|Republic|Republic}}
-|leader_title1               = Phuphud of the [[Bharisath of Varijapur]]
+|leader_title1               = [[Laphong Raek]] of the [[Bharisath]]
 |leader_name1                = [[Saengdao Chanthalangsy]]
 |leader_title2               =
 |leader_name2                =
-|legislature                 = [[Bharisath of Varijapur]]
+|legislature                 = [[Bharisath]]
-|upper_house                 =
+|upper_house                 = [[Sal Khungsongkh (Ecclesiastical Court)]]
-|lower_house                 =
+|lower_house                 = [[Kar Chumnum (Popular Assembly)]]
 |sovereignty_type            =
 |sovereignty_note            =
 |established_event1          = [[Introduction of the Senthang]]
-|established_date1           = 899 CE
+|established_date1           = 1398 CE
 |established_event2          = [[Independence from Miricia]]
 |established_date2           = 1956 CE
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-'''Kasiwanthay''' (Thaksin: ''Kasiwanthay'') officially the '''Community of Kasiwanthay''' (Thaksin: ''Sangkh a Kasiwanthay''), is a loose-knit {{wp|Theocracy|theocratic}} {{wp|Confederacy|confederacy}} of {{wp|Democracy|democratic}} polities situated in southeast [[Catai]] and bound together more by commerical, cultural, and religious ties than formal political and hierarchical relationships. Of particular importance is the unifying sociopolitical and religious institution known as the [[Senthang]] which has no neat parallels among more conventional citizenship and state based models of political organization. The informal capital and most populous city is [[Varijapur (Buriwachra)]] which is home to around four million people and acts more as a first among equals than a central locus of government.
+'''Kasiwanthay''', ({{wp|Thai language|Thaksin}}: ''Kasiwanthay'') officially the '''Community of Kasiwanthay''' (Thaksin: ''Sangkh a Kasiwanthay''), is a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Theocracy|theocratic}} {{wp|Republic|republic}} situated in southeast [[Catai]]. The capital and most populous city is [[Varijapur (Buriwachra)]], which is home to around four million people.
+Kasiwanthay defies conventional political categorization, with many of its political bodies having a pre-modern origin and no neat parallels in more conventional {{wp|Civic nationalism|civic}} states. In the absence of a traditional [[Asura|Asuran]] concept of citizenship, the [[Senthang]], a broad insular community rooted in [[Navdarism|Navdarist]] teachings of virtue, operates as a unifying sociopolitical and religious institution and facilitates participation in public life.
 ==Etymology==