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|upper_house =        <!--Name of governing body's upper house, if given (e.g. "Senate")-->
|lower_house =        <!--Name of governing body's lower house, if given (e.g. "Chamber of Deputies")-->
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|sovereignty_type =  '''Stages of independence''' from [[Skith]]
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|established_event1 = Self-Government Act
|established_event1 = Self-Government Act
|established_date1 =  October 26, 1907
|established_date1 =  October 26, 1907

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Caruban
චිරෙබොන්
Cirebon
Flag of
Flag
of
Coat of arms
Motto: Aking karapatan, ating batas
(My right, our law)
Anthem: Diwa ng Bayan
(Song of the Nation)
Capital
and
Bonton
Official languagesTagaplo and Caticeze-English
Demonym(s)Carubanese
GovernmentUnitary semi-presidential republic
• Lakan
Merob Wibowo
• Prime Minister
David Langley
Stages of independence 
from Skith
• Self-Government Act
October 26, 1907
• Carubanese Parliament Act
February 22, 1946
• Independence Act
March 15, 1960
Population
• 2018 census
6,370,120
GDP (nominal)2018 estimate
• Total
$200.5 billion
• Per capita
$31,475
CurrencyCarubanese dollar ($)

Caruban, officially the Republic of Caruban, is a country in Ausiana. It is bordered by Vulkaria in the west and the Tervali Islands in the south. A former Skithan colony, much of its modern heritage is intertwined with Skithan culture. Its native residents, the Tagaplo people, shares a longer historical relationship with Vulkaria. Due to Skithan rule, the nation is bilingual and speaks Tagaplo and Caticeze-English. Drambenburgian, Vulkuria's official language, is only recognized by various local governments, most of which are Tagaplo communities.