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Revision as of 20:35, 28 April 2023

National Republic of Ilbon
Irubon Kyōwakoku
Flag of Ilbon
Flag
Seal of Ilbon
Seal
Motto: Subete No Han'ei No Tame Ni
For the Prosperity of All!
Anthem: 
Bitoku No Uta (official)
Song of Virtue
Capital
and largest city
Oikage
Official languagesIlbon-eo
Recognised national languagesKokuri-eo Kita-eo
Demonym(s)Ilbonese (ethnic)
Ilbonese (citizen)
GovernmentUnitary Social Republic
• President
Ozawa Mitsuo
Kuse Shig
LegislatureKokkai
Establishment
• The First Kingdom
551 CE
• Ruuzoji Domain
1485 CE
• Federal Republic
1815 CE
• National Social Republic
1910 CE
• Ilbonese Federeshon
1939 CE
• National Republic
1996 CE
Population
• 2020 estimate
146,416,962
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy
Driving sideright
ISO 3166 codeDR
Internet TLD.dr

Etymology

History

Ilbo-Genesis

The First Kingdom

Warring Bastards Period

Centuries of Strife

Auspicious Revolution

The Machine Years

Decades of Renewal

Second Great War

Graceful Reconstruction and Aldlocke

Return to the World Stage

The Tiger of Oikage

The 90s and Onwards

Politics

Governance

Administrative divisions

Largest cities

Foreign relations

Military and police

Geography

Climate

Wildlife

Economy

Corporate Combine

Industry

Agriculture

Mining

Commerce and finance

Media

Infrastructure

Transportation

Telecommunications

Energy

Tourism

Public policy

Demographics

Ethnicity

Religion

Education

Healthcare

Culture

Architecture

Cuisine

Holidays

Literature

Music

Theater

Sports