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Revision as of 21:36, 23 June 2019

Suiyuu Cirrus
Flag of Cirrus
Flag
Motto: Aim Higher
Anthem: Storm Melancholy
Location of Cirrus in Karazawa
Location of Cirrus in Karazawa
Capital
and
Dainzu
Official languagesAzawarecha
Recognised regional languagesdzaha dzavui
Diidxazá
Ethnic groups
(2016)
Karazawi
Aininians
Nuu Davi
Didxažon
Demonym(s)Cirrusians
GovernmentConstitutional monarchy
LegislatureCirrusian Assembly
Suiyuu of Karazawa
Population
• 2019 estimate
5,000,000
• 2012 census
4,967,889

Cirrus, officially the Suiyuu of Cirrus, is a first level administrative division on Karazawa. It's located to utmost north of the country, and is best known for its cosmopolitan culture, a mixture of local Nuu Davi, Didxažon, Totonac, Nahuatl, Aininian, and Karazawi influences. Before 1526, the region was divided in a great number of city-states, sometime under the hegemony of a foreign power, like Tula Secunda. The region was truly unified only With the creation of the Duchy of Cirrus, itself part of the Viceroyalty of Ultramer. Since the creation of this Duchy, the borders of Cirrus have known very little changes and remain almost untouched to this day. Most population today live alongside the coastline and the provincial capital : Dainzu. Economically, the region has reached a post-industrial stage, with a very important and well developed service sector, with many ties to the city of Austremer.

The Province is also home of some of the most reputed universities and research facilities of Karazawa, while the countryside welcome each year a great number of tourists who come to visit the Nuu Davi and Didxazon ruins or to appreciate the very unique architecture of the old districts, where many of what became the typical Ultramarists styles were first experimented.