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| year_deputy1        = 1959–1964
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The '''Third Republic''' ([[Farokandi language|Farokandi]]: ''Rézpublika Okarizok'', officially the '''United Republic of Farokand''' ([[Farokandi language|Farokandi]]: ''Rézpublika Boisunisal Farokandi''), was the period of [[History of Farokand|Farokandi history]] from the [[1959 Farokandi coup d'état|end]] of the [[Surumax Crisis]] in 1959 to the [[Federal Proclamation]] of 2014. Its existence coincided with the [[Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War]], the [[Frigid Climax]], and the [[Great Retaliation]] before being supplanted by the {{wp|Federalism|federalised}} [[Farokand|United Federation of Farokand]].
The '''Third Republic''' ([[Farokandi language|Farokandi]]: ''Rézpublika Okarizok''), officially the '''United Republic of Farokand''' ([[Farokandi language|Farokandi]]: ''Rézpublika Boisunisal Farokandi''), was the period of [[History of Farokand|Farokandi history]] from the [[1959 Farokandi coup d'état|end]] of the [[Surumax Crisis]] in 1959 to the [[Federal Proclamation]] of 2014. Its existence coincided with the [[Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War]], the [[Frigid Climax]], and the [[Great Retaliation]] before being supplanted by the {{wp|Federalism|federalised}} [[Farokand|United Federation of Farokand]].


== History ==
== History ==

Latest revision as of 07:52, 16 July 2024

United Republic of Farokand
Rézpublika Boisunisal Farokandi (Farokandi)
1959–2014
Flag of Farokand
Flag
Motto: "Boisuniza Üsta Koramtok"
("Unity Over Submission")
Anthem: Himnal Boisuniza va Alöketil
("Anthem of Unity and Freedom")
CapitalFaroi (executive, judicial)
Kandi (legislative)
Largest cityFaroi
Official languagesFarokandi
Demonym(s)Farokandi
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary constitutional republic
President 
• 1959–1964
Tana Vimdelk (first)
• 2012–2014
Naryan Corbolkim (last)
Prime Minister 
• 1959–1964
Fémpori Zurolfo (first)
• 2012–2014
Kodir Ašuro (last)
LegislatureUnited Assembly
History 
• Established
1959
• Disestablished
2014
CurrencyKabit
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Second Republic of Farokand
United Federation of Farokand

The Third Republic (Farokandi: Rézpublika Okarizok), officially the United Republic of Farokand (Farokandi: Rézpublika Boisunisal Farokandi), was the period of Farokandi history from the end of the Surumax Crisis in 1959 to the Federal Proclamation of 2014. Its existence coincided with the Second Farokandi-Cerecanese War, the Frigid Climax, and the Great Retaliation before being supplanted by the federalised United Federation of Farokand.

History

Establishment

Second Cerecanese War

Frigid Climax

Great Retaliation

Politics

Administrative divisions

Military

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Languages

Religion