Hoy Kok

State of Hoy Kok Estado de Marcanta (Palon) 海角國 (Qiuese)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Amizade, Amor, Paz" ("Friendship, Love, Peace")
Anthem: XXX
Location of Hoy Kok (Green) in Hesterath (Dark Grey)
Capital	Hoy Kok (city-state)
Largest village	Santa Sulforte
Official languages and national languages	Qiuese Palon
Ethnic groups (1997)	65.9% Hoy Kokese 23.7% Qiuese 8.2% Palon 2.2% Others
Religion	41.3% Terranity 32.8% No religion 16.7% Kaoism 6.7% Weilism 2.5% Others
Demonym(s)	Hoy Kokese
Government	Devolved gubernatorial republic
• Governor	Ernesto Ng
• Vice-Governor	Sofia Siu
• Speaker of the Council	Paulo Tsang
Legislature	National Council
Establishment
• Palon Hoy Kok	13 Pusper 1823
• Treaty of Beimen	20 Tebax 1953
• Independence	1 Enero 1990
• Constitution	8 Enero 1990
Area
• Total	4,338 km2 (1,675 sq mi) (XXX)
• Water (%)	8.3%
Population
• 1999 estimate	49,126,800 (XXX)
• 1998 census	49,127,928
• Density	11,325/km2 (29,331.6/sq mi) (XXX)
GDP (PPP)	1995 estimate
• Total	$512.532 billion (XXX)
• Per capita	$850,841 (XXX)
GDP (nominal)	1999 estimate
• Total	$532.945 billion (XXX)
• Per capita	$892,551 (XXX)
Gini (1998)	39.6 medium (XXX)
HDI (1996)	0.847 very high
Currency	Hoy Kok Ober (HKO, HKØ)
Time zone	MTS-6 (Hoy Kok Time)
Driving side	right
Calling code	XXX
Internet TLD	.hk
Preceded by Palon Hoy Kok

Hoy Kok (Palon: Marcanta, Qiuese: 海角, Jyutping: Hoi2 Gok3), officially the State of Hoy Kok, is a country in Hesterath located in the northern Red River Delta by the Horapon Sea. With a population of about 49,126,800 and an area of 11,325 km² (29,330.1 sq mi), it is the XXX populated region in Gentu.

Formerly a Palon colony, the territory of Palon Hoy Kok was ceded to Palon as a trading post by the Nanchao dynasty in 1823. The colony remained under full Palon rule until 1953 when the Treaty of Beimen granted Hoy Kok a semi-autonomous status. Hoy Kok eventually gained full independence in 1990 in a referendum making it the most recent sovereign state or country with widespread recognition as of 2000. The unique blend of Palon and Qiuese architecture in the country's historic center led to the rise of its tourism industry in 1992.

Originally a sparsely populated network of villages, Hoy Kok has become a strategic port in the Horapon Sea and a top destination for tourists. Hoy Kok's GDP per capita by purchasing power parity is ranked XXX in Gentu. It has a very high Human Development Index, as calculated by the Hoy Kok government, and the XXX-highest life expectancy in Gentu. The country is highly urbanized; four-fifth of the total land area is built on land reclaimed from the sea.

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