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| |conventional_long_name = United States of Kiyortza | | |conventional_long_name = Republic of Kiyortza |
| |native_name = ''Kiyortzani Linsori Vyarikin'' | | |native_name = ''Dijavn Kijorcani'' (Keijasi) |
| |common_name = Kiyortza | | |common_name = Kiyortza |
| |image_flag = Flag Of Kiyortza.png | | |image_flag = Flag Of Kiyortza.png |
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| |capital = [[Kyrisje]] | | |capital = [[Kyrisje]] |
| |largest_city = [[Loržika]] | | |largest_city = [[Loržika]] |
| |official_languages = Kanesli<br>Rijaki<br>Ikari<br>Norita<br>Rukoči<br>Žinasi<br>Lorfier<br>Ifarszi<br>Astari | | |official_languages = Keijasi<br>Rijaki<br>Ikari<br>Norita<br>Rukoči<br>Žinasi<br>Lorfier<br>Ifarszi<br>Astari |
| |national_languages = <!--Country/territory-wide languages recognised but not necessarily in country/territory-wide law, etc--> | | |national_languages = <!--Country/territory-wide languages recognised but not necessarily in country/territory-wide law, etc--> |
| |regional_languages = <!--Languages recognised or associated with particular regions within the country/territory--> | | |regional_languages = <!--Languages recognised or associated with particular regions within the country/territory--> |
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| |government_type = Democratic Federal Republic | | |government_type = Democratic Federal Republic |
| |leader_title1 = President | | |leader_title1 = President |
| |leader_name1 = Jaro Ilhassn | | |leader_name1 = Jaro Ilhasn |
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| '''Kiyortza''' (Kanesli: Kijorca), formally the '''Republic of Kiyortza''', is a country in northwestern [[Thuadia]], nestled largely between the Paisi Ocean to its west and Vaali Mountains to its east, with a handful of island possessions, including most prominently the island of Žinat and the islands of Irkylis and Nikorva. Covering an area of about 1.65 million square kilometers, it shares a land border with the nations of [[Astaria]], [[Askye]], [[Vescarium]], and [[Fichmanistan]], all to its east, while all of its remaining boundaries are dictated by sea. Kiyortza is a unitary semi-presidential republic, with its capital in [[Kyrisje]], while its most populous city is [[Loržika]]; other major cities include [[Ifuksijaf]], [[Kanistrji]], [[Karijevo]], [[Rykiri]], [[Andirau]], [[Kisomara]], and [[Kajici]], among others. | | '''Kiyortza''' (Keijasi: Kijorca), formally the '''Republic of Kiyortza''', is a country in northwestern [[Thuadia]], nestled largely between the Paisi Ocean to its west and Vaali Mountains to its east, with a handful of island possessions, including most prominently the island of Žinat and the islands of Irkylis and Nikorva. Covering an area of about 1.65 million square kilometers, it shares a land border with the nations of [[Astaria]], [[Askye]], [[Vescarium]], and [[Fichmanistan]], all to its east, while all of its remaining boundaries are dictated by sea. Kiyortza is a unitary semi-presidential republic, with its capital in [[Kyrisje]], while its most populous city is [[Loržika]]; other major cities include [[Ifuksijaf]], [[Kanistrji]], [[Karijevo]], [[Rykiri]], [[Andirau]], [[Kisomara]], and [[Kajici]], among others. |
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| Southern Kiyortza, alongside regions of nearby Vescarium, is thought to be one of the early cradles of civilization, tracing much of its history back six to seven millenia alongside the Tanesi and Rijaga Rivers, abundant sources of water in an otherwise dry and fairly unwelcoming landscape of desert and chaparral. For several millenia, the civilizations of southern Kiyortza were the dominant power west of the Vaalis, though with the emergence of civilizations further north within the flat plains of the Itikov and Alf Rivers, the region soon became divided between north and south, separated primarily by the Fukulji Mountains. As such, until more recently, the states within Kiyortza had been undergoing a perpetual cycle of expansion, conquest, and refracturing. | | Southern Kiyortza, alongside regions of nearby Vescarium, is thought to be one of the early cradles of civilization, tracing much of its history back six to seven millenia alongside the Tanesi and Rijaga Rivers, abundant sources of water in an otherwise dry and fairly unwelcoming landscape of desert and chaparral. For several millenia, the civilizations of southern Kiyortza were the dominant power west of the Vaalis, though with the emergence of civilizations further north within the flat plains of Keivarija, the region soon became divided between north and south, separated primarily by the Fukulji Mountains. As such, until more recently, the states within Kiyortza had been undergoing a perpetual cycle of expansion, conquest, and refracturing. |
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| By the 16th century, the borders that would define modern Kiyortza's internal and externals borders had mostly taken shape, between the Ikari conquests of Astari land, Rijaki occupation of western Ifarszia, and the creation of Kanesli Akesda; by the early 17th century, the nation of Kiyortza was formed through personal union between the Kanesli and Viškari crowns, bringing about a brief period of prosperity. By the mid-18th century, however, the rising price of basic goods due to recent conflicts and large amounts of corruption within the regime soon brought widespread discontent, and eventually led to the Kiyortzani Revolution of 1761, with the dissolution of the monarchy, and formation of the Republic of Kiyortza in 1769. | | By the 16th century, the borders that would define modern Kiyortza's internal and externals borders had mostly taken shape, between the Ikari conquests of Astari land, Rijaki occupation of western Ifarszia, and the creation of Keijasi Akesda; by the early 17th century, the nation of Kiyortza was formed through personal union between the Keijasi and Viškari crowns, bringing about a brief period of prosperity. By the mid-18th century, however, the rising price of basic goods due to recent conflicts and large amounts of corruption within the regime soon brought widespread discontent, and eventually led to the Kiyortzani Revolution of 1761, with the dissolution of the monarchy, and formation of the Republic of Kiyortza in 1769. |
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| In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Kiyortza faced several conflicts, both internal and external, after the establishment of the Kiyortzani Empire by [name TBD]. Soon after the full absorption of the puppeted southern [name TBD 2] into Kiyortza, the discontent of the public soon led to the deposition of [name TBD] in 1893, and the rewriting of its constitution, soon followed by the nation entering the [[Great War (Anteria)|Great War]] in 1909 due to Krenyan incursion onto the island territory of Irkylis. Afterwards, with ethnic tensions again rising between the north and south, the nation fell into a period of civil war in 1920, ending with a northern victory, and the continued unification of Kiyortza. After the conclusion of the civil war, the nation flourished, with a rapidly growing economy, great leaps in scientific advancement, and the easing of ethnic tensions throughout the nation. | | In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Kiyortza faced several conflicts, both internal and external, after the establishment of the Kiyortzani Empire by [name TBD]. Soon after the full absorption of the puppeted southern [name TBD 2] into Kiyortza, the discontent of the public soon led to the deposition of [name TBD] in 1893, and the rewriting of its constitution, soon followed by the nation entering the [[Great War (Anteria)|Great War]] in 1909 due to Krenyan incursion onto the island territory of Irkylis. Afterwards, with ethnic tensions again rising between the north and south, the nation fell into a period of civil war in 1920, ending with a northern victory, and the continued unification of Kiyortza. After the conclusion of the civil war, the nation flourished, with a rapidly growing economy, great leaps in scientific advancement, and the easing of ethnic tensions throughout the nation. |
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| While its period of rapid growth has long since passed, its economy, valued at a nominal GDP of 6.5 Trillion Kijorsi, continues to hold its sway over much of Northwestern Thuadia, while simultaneously drawing in many immigrants, dampening the impacts of an aging native population. With a large high tech sector, and a global leader in transport and semiconducter industries, Kiyortza has made many contributions to science and technology, and is known for its long history, art, and popular culture, most prominently its music, animation, and video game industries. | | While its period of rapid growth has long since passed, its economy, valued at a nominal GDP of 6.5 Trillion Kijorsi, continues to hold its sway over much of Northwestern Thuadia, while simultaneously drawing in many immigrants, dampening the impacts of an aging native population. With a large high tech sector, and a global leader in transport and semiconducter industries, Kiyortza has made many contributions to science and technology, and is known for its long history, art, and popular culture, most prominently its music, animation, and video game industries. |
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| In 1872, the First Kiyortzani Republic was dissolved, forming the Kiyortzani Empire, led by [name TBA], a prominent right-wing conservative politician who had seized power with public support, after a sharp rise in conservatism within the public in the 1860s. During the brief period, a rebellion within the then Lorfier ruled state of [name TBA 2] in southern Kiyortza successfully usurped power, with support from the [name TBA] regime, and was made a puppet of the Kiyortzani Empire, before being integrated as part of Kiyortza proper in 1888, 4 years prior to the overthrowing of the [name TBA] regime in 1892, and the reestablishment of the Republic.
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| In the 1860s, following political turmoil resulting from the mysterious death of the "Wise Old Man", a well known Vescarian reactionary politician, public opinion began swinging largely conservative, assisted along greatly by the rise of sensantionalism in news outlets. With majority support within the populace, the conservative right-wing president, [name TBA], then seized power from within the nation's parliament, and dec -->
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| '''Kiyortza''', formally the '''United States of Kiyortza''' (Kiyortzani: ''Kiyortzani Linsori Vyarikin''), is a nation primarily located at the northwestern tip of mainland [[Thuadia]] on [[Anteria]], sharing a land border with the nations of [[Aleni]] to its northeast, [[Rvandonia]] and [[Vescarium]] to its east, [[Fichmanistan]] to its southeast, and bordered to its west and north by the [[Paisi Ocean|Paisi]] and [[Rimidic Ocean|Rimidic]] Oceans, respectively. Its territory also includes the islands of [[Irkȳlis and Nikorva]] in the Laurentine Gulf, a semi-autonomous territory of the nation. The country spans a combine total of about 1,660,501 km<sup>2</sup> (641,123 mi<sup>2</sup>), and hosts a population of about 192.4 million people (as of 2019). Kiyortza is a federal democratic republic with its capital in [[Kittalor]], a mid-sized city located on the west coast of the Kiyalvar Peninsula, while its largest cities include [[Lorzik]], [[Kanistriy-Si'itivu]], [[Sivordjika]], [[Ifuksiyaf]], [[Rȳkiri]], and [[Noriyaka]], among many other of the nation's cities.
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| With its warm and suitable climate for farming, the region of Riyasza in southern Kiyortza was thought to be one of the earlier places where civilization first emerged, with significant settlements dating back as far as 6000-7000 years ago alongside the [[Noriya River|Noriya]] and [[Kaprisz River|Kaprisz]] Rivers, forming early empires by about 1500 BCE. Later expansions of the Kapriszi spread the empire's technologies all about the region, with one such being the northern [[Itikovi River]] Basin, which alongside the emergence of the Vishkali even further north in western Kiyalvar, would lead to the next millenia of regional infighting and conflict. From the 6th to 17th centuries, the major regional powers - The Kapriszi, Itikovi, Vishkali, and later the Kisautri - were in near constant conflict with one another for territory, while eating up nearby smaller city-states one by one, leaving only those most resilient. By the 16th and 17th centuries, those in charge of said empires were increasingly open to discussion, primarily by revolution or election, and peace was finally established between the four major powers, eventually leading to the confederation of Kiyortza in 1769 with 19 provinces and the territory of Irkȳlis.
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| The next century would mark a time of unprecedented peace and prosperity for the nation, with a population boom spearheaded by immigration, and the addition of a 19th province that is Zefroda. Following that, however, natural disaster, political turmoil and the rise of regional secessionism would send the nation into a 4 year long civil war, leading to major loss of life, and be one of the causes for the later secession of the province of Timinse-Astariya. After the civil war, the nation saw drastic improvements to its political system amongst a general improvement to quality of life, under the leadership of Kiro Arkotas.
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| Today, Kiyortza is one of Anteria's most free and developed nations, with high quality of life and many freedoms, alongside being an innovator in science and many technologies. The nation's citizens are offered many services, including public healthcare, social security, and free education, amongst other benefits.
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| The name ''Kiyortza'' is thought to have originally been derived from ''Kivorsza'', the name for a region in western Vinankosza, which itself likely derived from Early Riyaki ''ikiy-vori-sza'', or ''West of Mountain Land''. The term was likely spread by regional trade, and ''Kiyortza'' was eventually used to describe all of the land west of the Vaali mountains, before being adopted as the name of the newly formed nation in 1769.
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| Kiyortza as a region is fairly diverse, and with it comes many conflicts. Despite the peace in current times, the region was quite turbulent in the past, and only with everyone coming to the table to talk did all the infighting end.
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| ===The Kanistri Revolution and the Kisautri=== | | ===Military=== |
| Kapriszi invades Northern Vinankosza, Kanistri Revolutionaries take the chance to rebel and eventually forms Kisautri.
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| ===The Nyirdkal Accords=== | | ===Government Finance=== |
| Vishkali attacks Kisautri, fails. Arkȳzya, Sivordjik, and Kirȳi secedes from Vishkali Union, joins Kisautri.
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| ===The First Treaty of Fukivapi=== | | ==Economy== |
| The Kisautri, Itikovi, and Kapriszi sign peace in neutral Fukivapi. All three states cede land to form the municipality of Fukūlyi under Fukivapi.
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| ===The Century of Peace=== | | ===Tourism=== |
| The four major powers in Kiyortza, along with Fukūlya, Rȳkiri, and various smaller states unify into Kiyortza with the original 18 provinces, with capital of Kanistriy; Zefrosi joins.
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| ===The Great War, Civil War, and Contemporary Period=== | | ===Science and Technology=== |
| Necessity leads to joining alliance in great war, discontent in fractured politics lead to revolution in rural Kiyortza and civil war. Capital was shifted to Kittalor.
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| Kiyortza is located in the northwest corner of mainland [[Thuadia]] in the Western Hemisphere of Anteria. The nation as a whole is fairly hilly and mountainous, with hills and mountains lining many of the nation's borders and coasts. Kiyortza's location at the tip of Thuadia-Thrismari allowed for it to flourish as the epicenter of global trade prior to the construction of the canal at Cerisium, and to this day still allows it to remain fairly influential over trade.
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| Kiyortza is a mountainous country, with many mountain ranges across the nation. The main range dominating the nation would be the Vaali Mountains, which occupy much of the nation's east. The Fukūlyi Range, an offshoot of the Vaali Range, acts as a divider between the watersheds of the Alf & Kaprisz Rivers, while the Zefrona Range separates the Itikovi River from the northern Zefroso-Astari Valley. In the north, the Vishkal-Patikyi Mountains makes up the bulk of the Kiyalvar Peninsula, and the mountains of Djinat makes for its many fjords.
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| The tallest peak in the nation, Sorzani Varȳ, often referred to as just Sorzani, has a height of 5,827 meters, which alongside many of the nation's other tall peaks, is located on the eastern edge of the province of Rȳikoza, bordering the nation of Rvandonia. Sorzani is the tallest peak in northwestern Thuadia.
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| The Itikov, Alf, and Kaprisz Rivers form the core of the nation's mainland area, and are important routes of cargo transport even to this day. Up in the Kiyalvar Peninsula, the Aris and Patiklya Rivers feed into Lake Loryis, the largest freshwater lake in northwestern Thuadia, while the Kayitz River acts as an important waterway in eastern Vishkara.
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| Kiyortza hosts a wide range of climates, from the frigid mountains of the Vaali Range to the dry deserts of southeastern Virtasza, though in general the nation is split between the temperate oceanic zone in the north and warm-/hot-summer Mediterranean in the south. Ample rainfall is recorded across most of the nation, though due to climate change the south has been receiving less rainfall overall than in the past.
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| |location = [[Kiathra]], [[Djinat]]. Normals 1969-2019, Extremes 1934-
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| |Jan record high C= 12.0
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| |Feb record high C= 11.6
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| |Mar record high C= 14.5
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| |Apr record high C= 18.2
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| |May record high C= 20.6
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| |Jun record high C= 24.8
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| |Jul record high C= 28.3
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| |Aug record high C= 27.4
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| |Sep record high C= 22.0
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| |Oct record high C= 15.8
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| |Jan high C = 5.8
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| |Feb high C = 5.3
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| |Mar high C = 6.1
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| |Apr high C = 8.8
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| |May high C = 11.2
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| |Jun high C = 14.3
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| |Sep high C = 12.9
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| |Oct high C = 10.0
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| |Jan mean C = 2.9
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| |Feb mean C = 2.6
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| |Mar mean C = 3.4
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| |Apr mean C = 5.7
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| |May mean C = 8.5
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| |Jan low C = 0.3
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| |Mar low C = 1.0
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| |Apr low C = 2.7
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| |Sep low C = 7.2
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| |Oct low C = 5.5
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| |Nov low C = 2.3
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| |Dec low C = 0.7
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| |Jan record low C = -15.6
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| |Feb record low C = -13.7
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| |Mar record low C = -10.2
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| |Apr record low C = -5.1
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| |May record low C = -2.8
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| |Jun record low C = -0.3
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| |Jul record low C = 1.8
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| |Sep record low C = -1.4
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| |Nov record low C = -10.5
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| |Dec record low C = -14.0
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| |Jan precipitation mm = 98.5
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| |Feb precipitation mm = 96.1
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| |Mar precipitation mm = 87.3
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| |Apr precipitation mm = 65.4
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| |May precipitation mm = 59.3
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| |Jun precipitation mm = 53.2
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| |Aug precipitation mm = 80.1
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| |Oct precipitation mm = 95.3
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| |Nov precipitation mm = 104.9
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| |Jan precipitation days = 15.6
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| |Feb precipitation days = 14.7
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| |Mar precipitation days = 15.1
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| |Apr precipitation days = 12.7
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| |May precipitation days = 11.4
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| |Oct precipitation days = 15.5
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| |Nov precipitation days = 14.8
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| |Dec precipitation days = 15.2
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| |Feb sun = 52
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| |Mar sun = 89
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| |Apr sun = 154
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| |Jan record high C= 15.3
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| |Feb record high C= 18.5
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| |Apr record high C= 26.1
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| |May record high C= 30.4
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| |Jun record high C= 30.5
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| |Jul record high C= 34.0
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| |Sep record high C= 29.9
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| |Jan high C = 6.9
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| |Mar high C = 10.4
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| |Apr high C = 13.1
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| |Jan record low C = -17.8
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| |Jan precipitation mm = 138.5
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| |May precipitation days = 11.1
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| |Jun precipitation days = 10.5
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| |Jul precipitation days = 9.3
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| |Aug precipitation days = 8.8
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| |Sep precipitation days = 9.4
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| |Oct precipitation days = 12.3
| |
| |Nov precipitation days = 16.2
| |
| |Dec precipitation days = 14.6
| |
| |year precipitation days =
| |
| |Jan sun = 60
| |
| |Feb sun = 91
| |
| |Mar sun = 135
| |
| |Apr sun = 185
| |
| |May sun = 222
| |
| |Jun sun = 227
| |
| |Jul sun = 291
| |
| |Aug sun = 277
| |
| |Sep sun = 212
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| |Oct sun = 121
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| |Nov sun = 61
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| |Dec sun = 56
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| |date=
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| |source 1 =
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| | ===Major Cities=== |
| | collapsed = yes
| |
| |location = [[Kittalor]], City of Kittalor. Normals 1969-2019, Extremes 1921-
| |
| |metric first = Yes
| |
| |single line = Yes
| |
| |Jan record high C= 19.8
| |
| |Feb record high C= 24.9
| |
| |Mar record high C= 27.4
| |
| |Apr record high C= 32.0
| |
| |May record high C= 35.5
| |
| |Jun record high C= 39.2
| |
| |Jul record high C= 41.0
| |
| |Aug record high C= 40.7
| |
| |Sep record high C= 36.8
| |
| |Oct record high C= 32.4
| |
| |Nov record high C= 25.6
| |
| |Dec record high C= 21.1
| |
| |year record high C=
| |
| |Jan high C = 8.9
| |
| |Feb high C = 11.1
| |
| |Mar high C = 13.4
| |
| |Apr high C = 16.5
| |
| |May high C = 19.2
| |
| |Jun high C = 22.3
| |
| |Jul high C = 27.0
| |
| |Aug high C = 27.4
| |
| |Sep high C = 23.7
| |
| |Oct high C = 18.3
| |
| |Nov high C = 12.8
| |
| |Dec high C = 8.8
| |
| |year high C =
| |
| |Jan mean C = 5.6
| |
| |Feb mean C = 6.9
| |
| |Mar mean C = 9.3
| |
| |Apr mean C = 11.2
| |
| |May mean C = 14.6
| |
| |Jun mean C = 17.4
| |
| |Jul mean C = 20.1
| |
| |Aug mean C = 20.3
| |
| |Sep mean C = 17.0
| |
| |Oct mean C = 13.1
| |
| |Nov mean C = 8.7
| |
| |Dec mean C = 5.6
| |
| |year mean C =
| |
| |Jan low C = 2.1
| |
| |Feb low C = 2.3
| |
| |Mar low C = 3.1
| |
| |Apr low C = 5.9
| |
| |May low C = 8.8
| |
| |Jun low C = 11.4
| |
| |Jul low C = 13.2
| |
| |Aug low C = 13.4
| |
| |Sep low C = 10.5
| |
| |Oct low C = 7.8
| |
| |Nov low C = 4.6
| |
| |Dec low C = 2.0
| |
| |year low C =
| |
| |Jan record low C = -18.5
| |
| |Feb record low C = -15.9
| |
| |Mar record low C = -9.2
| |
| |Apr record low C = -5.0
| |
| |May record low C = -2.0
| |
| |Jun record low C = 1.3
| |
| |Jul record low C = 4.7
| |
| |Aug record low C = 4.1
| |
| |Sep record low C = -1.5
| |
| |Oct record low C = -6.7
| |
| |Nov record low C = -9.6
| |
| |Dec record low C = -18.8
| |
| |year record low C =
| |
| |precipitation colour = green
| |
| |Jan precipitation mm = 106.8
| |
| |Feb precipitation mm = 88.9
| |
| |Mar precipitation mm = 81.1
| |
| |Apr precipitation mm = 90.7
| |
| |May precipitation mm = 84.2
| |
| |Jun precipitation mm = 70.0
| |
| |Jul precipitation mm = 52.9
| |
| |Aug precipitation mm = 66.2
| |
| |Sep precipitation mm = 95.7
| |
| |Oct precipitation mm = 119.3
| |
| |Nov precipitation mm = 140.2
| |
| |Dec precipitation mm = 143.3
| |
| |year precipitation mm =
| |
| |unit precipitation days = 1.0 mm
| |
| |Jan precipitation days = 13.3
| |
| |Feb precipitation days = 11.5
| |
| |Mar precipitation days = 10.9
| |
| |Apr precipitation days = 12.5
| |
| |May precipitation days = 12.2
| |
| |Jun precipitation days = 9.8
| |
| |Jul precipitation days = 8.4
| |
| |Aug precipitation days = 8.9
| |
| |Sep precipitation days = 10.0
| |
| |Oct precipitation days = 12.4
| |
| |Nov precipitation days = 15.2
| |
| |Dec precipitation days = 15.4
| |
| |year precipitation days =
| |
| |Jan sun = 98
| |
| |Feb sun = 121
| |
| |Mar sun = 149
| |
| |Apr sun = 177
| |
| |May sun = 223
| |
| |Jun sun = 235
| |
| |Jul sun = 240
| |
| |Aug sun = 237
| |
| |Sep sun = 199
| |
| |Oct sun = 142
| |
| |Nov sun = 101
| |
| |Dec sun = 86
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| |date=
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| |source 1 =
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| }}
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| {{Weather box
| | ===Health=== |
| | collapsed = yes
| |
| |location = [[Ifuksiyaf]], [[Itikoza]]. Normals 1969-2019, Extremes 1943-
| |
| |metric first = Yes
| |
| |single line = Yes
| |
| |Jan record high C= 22.2
| |
| |Feb record high C= 25.2
| |
| |Mar record high C= 28.3
| |
| |Apr record high C= 29.9
| |
| |May record high C= 33.7
| |
| |Jun record high C= 38.8
| |
| |Jul record high C= 40.1
| |
| |Aug record high C= 39.7
| |
| |Sep record high C= 36.4
| |
| |Oct record high C= 30.4
| |
| |Nov record high C= 24.0
| |
| |Dec record high C= 23.5
| |
| |year record high C=
| |
| |Jan high C = 12.2
| |
| |Feb high C = 13.8
| |
| |Mar high C = 15.3
| |
| |Apr high C = 17.0
| |
| |May high C = 18.9
| |
| |Jun high C = 22.5
| |
| |Jul high C = 24.6
| |
| |Aug high C = 24.9
| |
| |Sep high C = 22.5
| |
| |Oct high C = 19.4
| |
| |Nov high C = 14.5
| |
| |Dec high C = 13.0
| |
| |year high C =
| |
| |Jan mean C = 9.0
| |
| |Feb mean C = 9.9
| |
| |Mar mean C = 11.7
| |
| |Apr mean C = 12.8
| |
| |May mean C = 15.3
| |
| |Jun mean C = 18.2
| |
| |Jul mean C = 19.9
| |
| |Aug mean C = 20.1
| |
| |Sep mean C = 18.4
| |
| |Oct mean C = 15.5
| |
| |Nov mean C = 11.8
| |
| |Dec mean C = 10.0
| |
| |year mean C =
| |
| |Jan low C = 5.3
| |
| |Feb low C = 5.8
| |
| |Mar low C = 7.4
| |
| |Apr low C = 8.6
| |
| |May low C = 11.0
| |
| |Jun low C = 13.7
| |
| |Jul low C = 15.4
| |
| |Aug low C = 15.6
| |
| |Sep low C = 13.9
| |
| |Oct low C = 11.4
| |
| |Nov low C = 8.5
| |
| |Dec low C = 6.6
| |
| |year low C =
| |
| |Jan record low C = -3.8
| |
| |Feb record low C = -3.7
| |
| |Mar record low C = -2.3
| |
| |Apr record low C = 0.0
| |
| |May record low C = 2.4
| |
| |Jun record low C = 5.0
| |
| |Jul record low C = 8.7
| |
| |Aug record low C = 8.3
| |
| |Sep record low C = 5.2
| |
| |Oct record low C = 1.1
| |
| |Nov record low C = -0.6
| |
| |Dec record low C = -2.1
| |
| |year record low C =
| |
| |precipitation colour = green
| |
| |Jan precipitation mm = 150.7
| |
| |Feb precipitation mm = 114.4
| |
| |Mar precipitation mm = 96.3
| |
| |Apr precipitation mm = 109.6
| |
| |May precipitation mm = 88.0
| |
| |Jun precipitation mm = 52.6
| |
| |Jul precipitation mm = 41.7
| |
| |Aug precipitation mm = 46.3
| |
| |Sep precipitation mm = 79.5
| |
| |Oct precipitation mm = 150.8
| |
| |Nov precipitation mm = 162.1
| |
| |Dec precipitation mm = 167.4
| |
| |year precipitation mm =
| |
| |unit precipitation days = 1.0 mm
| |
| |Jan precipitation days = 14.2
| |
| |Feb precipitation days = 12.5
| |
| |Mar precipitation days = 12.1
| |
| |Apr precipitation days = 13.9
| |
| |May precipitation days = 11.8
| |
| |Jun precipitation days = 6.7
| |
| |Jul precipitation days = 5.0
| |
| |Aug precipitation days = 5.3
| |
| |Sep precipitation days = 8.1
| |
| |Oct precipitation days = 13.2
| |
| |Nov precipitation days = 13.4
| |
| |Dec precipitation days = 15.0
| |
| |year precipitation days =
| |
| |Jan sun = 116
| |
| |Feb sun = 134
| |
| |Mar sun = 177
| |
| |Apr sun = 193
| |
| |May sun = 230
| |
| |Jun sun = 272
| |
| |Jul sun = 291
| |
| |Aug sun = 284
| |
| |Sep sun = 213
| |
| |Oct sun = 155
| |
| |Nov sun = 111
| |
| |Dec sun = 100
| |
| |date=
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| |source 1 =
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| }}
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|
| {{Weather box
| | ===Education=== |
| | collapsed = yes
| |
| |location = [[Katyu]], [[Noriydara]]. Normals 1969-2019, Extremes 1929-
| |
| |metric first = Yes
| |
| |single line = Yes
| |
| |Jan record high C= 23.7
| |
| |Feb record high C= 29.4
| |
| |Mar record high C= 33.0
| |
| |Apr record high C= 35.3
| |
| |May record high C= 41.2
| |
| |Jun record high C= 44.7
| |
| |Jul record high C= 46.8
| |
| |Aug record high C= 46.1
| |
| |Sep record high C= 45.1
| |
| |Oct record high C= 37.0
| |
| |Nov record high C= 30.6
| |
| |Dec record high C= 24.5
| |
| |year record high C=
| |
| |Jan high C = 15.5
| |
| |Feb high C = 17.9
| |
| |Mar high C = 21.6
| |
| |Apr high C = 23.0
| |
| |May high C = 27.3
| |
| |Jun high C = 32.7
| |
| |Jul high C = 36.5
| |
| |Aug high C = 36.2
| |
| |Sep high C = 31.6
| |
| |Oct high C = 25.8
| |
| |Nov high C = 19.6
| |
| |Dec high C = 16.1
| |
| |year high C =
| |
| |Jan mean C = 10.2
| |
| |Feb mean C = 11.9
| |
| |Mar mean C = 15.0
| |
| |Apr mean C = 16.4
| |
| |May mean C = 20.3
| |
| |Jun mean C = 24.8
| |
| |Jul mean C = 28.0
| |
| |Aug mean C = 27.9
| |
| |Sep mean C = 24.5
| |
| |Oct mean C = 19.7
| |
| |Nov mean C = 14.4
| |
| |Dec mean C = 11.4
| |
| |year mean C =
| |
| |Jan low C = 2.9
| |
| |Feb low C = 6.0
| |
| |Mar low C = 8.3
| |
| |Apr low C = 10.6
| |
| |May low C = 13.4
| |
| |Jun low C = 17.2
| |
| |Jul low C = 19.7
| |
| |Aug low C = 19.7
| |
| |Sep low C = 17.4
| |
| |Oct low C = 13.5
| |
| |Nov low C = 9.5
| |
| |Dec low C = 6.3
| |
| |year low C =
| |
| |Jan record low C = -7.2
| |
| |Feb record low C = -5.1
| |
| |Mar record low C = -3.3
| |
| |Apr record low C = 0.7
| |
| |May record low C = 3.0
| |
| |Jun record low C = 7.8
| |
| |Jul record low C = 11.3
| |
| |Aug record low C = 11.7
| |
| |Sep record low C = 7.1
| |
| |Oct record low C = 1.3
| |
| |Nov record low C = -2.5
| |
| |Dec record low C = -6.0
| |
| |year record low C =
| |
| |precipitation colour = green
| |
| |Jan precipitation mm = 66.2
| |
| |Feb precipitation mm = 54.7
| |
| |Mar precipitation mm = 45.5
| |
| |Apr precipitation mm = 54.9
| |
| |May precipitation mm = 37.8
| |
| |Jun precipitation mm = 12.7
| |
| |Jul precipitation mm = 2.3
| |
| |Aug precipitation mm = 4.9
| |
| |Sep precipitation mm = 31.3
| |
| |Oct precipitation mm = 75.3
| |
| |Nov precipitation mm = 84.0
| |
| |Dec precipitation mm = 108.3
| |
| |year precipitation mm =
| |
| |unit precipitation days = 1.0 mm
| |
| |Jan precipitation days = 7.1
| |
| |Feb precipitation days = 5.9
| |
| |Mar precipitation days = 5.0
| |
| |Apr precipitation days = 6.8
| |
| |May precipitation days = 4.7
| |
| |Jun precipitation days = 1.3
| |
| |Jul precipitation days = 0.2
| |
| |Aug precipitation days = 0.6
| |
| |Sep precipitation days = 2.8
| |
| |Oct precipitation days = 6.4
| |
| |Nov precipitation days = 6.9
| |
| |Dec precipitation days = 7.7
| |
| |year precipitation days =
| |
| |Jan sun = 176
| |
| |Feb sun = 190
| |
| |Mar sun = 219
| |
| |Apr sun = 236
| |
| |May sun = 289
| |
| |Jun sun = 321
| |
| |Jul sun = 362
| |
| |Aug sun = 333
| |
| |Sep sun = 247
| |
| |Oct sun = 209
| |
| |Nov sun = 180
| |
| |Dec sun = 150
| |
| |date=
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| |source 1 =
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| {{Weather box
| | ==Culture== |
| | collapsed = yes
| |
| |location = [[Tarikya]], [[Virtasza]]. Normals 1969-2019, Extremes 1942-
| |
| |metric first = Yes
| |
| |single line = Yes
| |
| |Jan record high C= 29.9
| |
| |Feb record high C= 32.4
| |
| |Mar record high C= 38.4
| |
| |Apr record high C= 42.4
| |
| |May record high C= 45.0
| |
| |Jun record high C= 43.8
| |
| |Jul record high C= 38.2
| |
| |Aug record high C= 41.1
| |
| |Sep record high C= 41.5
| |
| |Oct record high C= 42.9
| |
| |Nov record high C= 36.0
| |
| |Dec record high C= 32.2
| |
| |year record high C=
| |
| |Jan high C = 17.6
| |
| |Feb high C = 18.1
| |
| |Mar high C = 20.0
| |
| |Apr high C = 23.4
| |
| |May high C = 24.8
| |
| |Jun high C = 28.3
| |
| |Jul high C = 29.8
| |
| |Aug high C = 30.1
| |
| |Sep high C = 29.5
| |
| |Oct high C = 28.3
| |
| |Nov high C = 24.0
| |
| |Dec high C = 19.5
| |
| |year high C =
| |
| |Jan mean C = 13.3
| |
| |Feb mean C = 13.9
| |
| |Mar mean C = 14.5
| |
| |Apr mean C = 19.3
| |
| |May mean C = 22.1
| |
| |Jun mean C = 25.2
| |
| |Jul mean C = 27.5
| |
| |Aug mean C = 27.8
| |
| |Sep mean C = 26.6
| |
| |Oct mean C = 23.1
| |
| |Nov mean C = 18.3
| |
| |Dec mean C = 14.7
| |
| |year mean C =
| |
| |Jan low C = 9.9
| |
| |Feb low C = 10.0
| |
| |Mar low C = 11.8
| |
| |Apr low C = 14.6
| |
| |May low C = 17.7
| |
| |Jun low C = 20.3
| |
| |Jul low C = 23.7
| |
| |Aug low C = 24.0
| |
| |Sep low C = 22.9
| |
| |Oct low C = 19.3
| |
| |Nov low C = 14.9
| |
| |Dec low C = 11.4
| |
| |year low C =
| |
| |Jan record low C = -1.9
| |
| |Feb record low C = -2.3
| |
| |Mar record low C = 2.5
| |
| |Apr record low C = 5.0
| |
| |May record low C = 10.2
| |
| |Jun record low C = 14.4
| |
| |Jul record low C = 17.8
| |
| |Aug record low C = 18.8
| |
| |Sep record low C = 15.1
| |
| |Oct record low C = 10.5
| |
| |Nov record low C = 5.5
| |
| |Dec record low C = 3.2
| |
| |year record low C =
| |
| |precipitation colour = green
| |
| |Jan precipitation mm = 144.3
| |
| |Feb precipitation mm = 101.9
| |
| |Mar precipitation mm = 58.3
| |
| |Apr precipitation mm = 21.5
| |
| |May precipitation mm = 3.8
| |
| |Jun precipitation mm = 0.1
| |
| |Jul precipitation mm = 0
| |
| |Aug precipitation mm = 0
| |
| |Sep precipitation mm = 1.2
| |
| |Oct precipitation mm = 31.2
| |
| |Nov precipitation mm = 79.6
| |
| |Dec precipitation mm = 130.0
| |
| |year precipitation mm =
| |
| |unit precipitation days = 1.0 mm
| |
| |Jan precipitation days = 15.2
| |
| |Feb precipitation days = 12.7
| |
| |Mar precipitation days = 10.1
| |
| |Apr precipitation days = 3.9
| |
| |May precipitation days = 1.3
| |
| |Jun precipitation days = 0.2
| |
| |Jul precipitation days = 0
| |
| |Aug precipitation days = 0
| |
| |Sep precipitation days = 0.5
| |
| |Oct precipitation days = 5.6
| |
| |Nov precipitation days = 9.1
| |
| |Dec precipitation days = 11.8
| |
| |year precipitation days =
| |
| |Jan sun = 189
| |
| |Feb sun = 202
| |
| |Mar sun = 237
| |
| |Apr sun = 269
| |
| |May sun = 330
| |
| |Jun sun = 356
| |
| |Jul sun = 369
| |
| |Aug sun = 357
| |
| |Sep sun = 299
| |
| |Oct sun = 280
| |
| |Nov sun = 234
| |
| |Dec sun = 191
| |
| |date=
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| |source 1 =
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| }}
| |
| ==Demographics==
| |
| ===Ethnicity===
| |
| WIP
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| ===Language=== | | ===Art=== |
| WIP
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|
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| ===Religion=== | | ===Architecture=== |
| The Kiyortzani populous is primarily atheistic/agnostic, and while religious freedom is a basic right, uncalled for proselytizing is generally looked down upon in society. Rationalist religions such as Solarism are generally encouraged over other religions, while Samiism and [Riyaki Folk Religion] are the most common religions. WIP
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| ===Culture===
| |
| WIP
| |
| ==Economy==
| |
| Kiyortza has a diverse set of exports, though it lacks in certain resources crucial in certain production processes. The nation's major exports include many metals and alloys, civilian and commercial vehicles, electronic components, and many food items. Kiyortzani products are generally of higher quality due to general work ethic and modern processes. Despite the relative richness of certain materials in the nation, environmental protection laws tend to make the process of extracting ores more tedious, though that tends not to hinder large companies by much.
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| On the other hand, the nation has a relative lack of certain basic materials, including aluminum, copper, and fossil fuels; the nation's pharmaceutical industry is also relatively basic, generally using foreign imports.
| | ===Literature=== |
|
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|
| The nation uses the Kiyortzani Kiyorsi (KYI), which currently exchanges at a rough rate of about 1.32 ACU per 1 KYI. The currency was created with the Second Treaty of Fukivapi in 1769 as a uniform currency to promote trade between the regions, which all had separate currencies up until that point.
| | ===Music=== |
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| ==Government== | | ===Media=== |
| WIP
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| ==Military== | |
| WIP
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| ==Administrative Regions==
| |
| [[File:Kiyortza_Provinces_v3.png|thumb|right|Map of Kiyortzani administrative regions]]
| |
| Kiyortza is comprised of 19 provinces, a capital region, and an island territory, with its 3 main regions acting as subdivisions between the administrative regions. The list down below is organized by area code.
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| {| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:top;"
| | ===Cuisine=== |
| !AC
| |
| !Name
| |
| !Capital
| |
| !Area (km<sup>2</sup>)
| |
| !Population
| |
| !Population Density (people/km<sup>2</sup>)
| |
| |- style="background:#fee;"
| |
| |00
| |
| |[[Kittalor]]
| |
| | -
| |
| |263
| |
| |1,206,756
| |
| |4,583.55
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |01
| |
| |[[Kisautriya]]
| |
| |[[Reyata]]
| |
| |74,244
| |
| |14,253,012
| |
| |191.97
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |02
| |
| |[[Akesda]]
| |
| |[[Yosikyaf]]
| |
| |14,376
| |
| |8,292,779
| |
| |576.87
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |03
| |
| |[[Vishkara]]
| |
| |[[Dȳza]]
| |
| |63,271
| |
| |14,227,340
| |
| |224.86
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |04
| |
| |[[Ariskȳa]]
| |
| |[[Arkȳiz]]
| |
| |23,319
| |
| |6,477,101
| |
| |277.77
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |05
| |
| |[[Kidirsa]]
| |
| |[[Kayi Loryisaki]]
| |
| |112,543
| |
| |18,812,899
| |
| |167.16
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |06
| |
| |[[Pashinkil]]
| |
| |[[Peshkala]]
| |
| |85,621
| |
| |5,784,453
| |
| |67.56
| |
| |- style="background:#feb;"
| |
| |07
| |
| |[[Djinat]]
| |
| |[[Kiathra]]
| |
| |54,097
| |
| |2,121,772
| |
| |39.22
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |11
| |
| |[[Kanesla]]
| |
| |[[Kitsomerla]]
| |
| |77,432
| |
| |15,618,001
| |
| |201.70
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |12
| |
| |[[Itikoza]]
| |
| |[[Tzȳite]]
| |
| |131,247
| |
| |27,504,211
| |
| |209.56
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |13
| |
| |[[Fukūlya]]
| |
| |[[Fukivapi]]
| |
| |101,630
| |
| |13,368,902
| |
| |131.54
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |14
| |
| |[[Senadasza]]
| |
| |[[Alisira]]
| |
| |98,583
| |
| |9,656,438
| |
| |97.95
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |15
| |
| |[[Rȳikoza]]
| |
| |[[Anikra]]
| |
| |150,199
| |
| |2,224,485
| |
| |14.81
| |
| |- style="background:#bef;"
| |
| |16
| |
| |[[Zefroda]]
| |
| |[[Kȳispa]]
| |
| |74,678
| |
| |4,749,755
| |
| |63.60
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |21
| |
| |[[Yarinȳa]]
| |
| |[[Nadrokin]]
| |
| |54,623
| |
| |5,749,013
| |
| |105.25
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |22
| |
| |[[Noriydara]]
| |
| |[[Rȳkiri]]
| |
| |52,032
| |
| |13,004,207
| |
| |249.93
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |23
| |
| |[[Andivarsza]]
| |
| |[[Ankirau]]
| |
| |62,988
| |
| |11,481,883
| |
| |182.29
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |24
| |
| |[[Virtasza]]
| |
| |[[Didjitȳka]]
| |
| |130,081
| |
| |8,215,098
| |
| |63.15
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |25
| |
| |[[Vinankosza]]
| |
| |[[Kivorszka]]
| |
| |172,596
| |
| |3,470,694
| |
| |20.11
| |
| |- style="background:#dfd;"
| |
| |26
| |
| |[[Kaprikosza]]
| |
| |[[Kapriszin]]
| |
| |109,879
| |
| |7,935,271
| |
| |72.22
| |
| |- style="background:#fdf;"
| |
| |31
| |
| |[[Irkȳlis and Nikorva]]
| |
| |[[Viszinari]]
| |
| |291
| |
| |262,540
| |
| |902.20
| |
| |}
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| ===Cities & Urban Development=== | |
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| ===Roadways===
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| The road system in Kiyortza is primarily divided into 3 categories: National Highways, Provincial Highways, and Local Roadways.
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| ====National Highways====
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| National Highways uphold a national standard in road quality, generally 4-lane highways or wider, and spans the country, acting as Kiyortza's main arteries for long-distance road travel. They are numbered 1 through 14, generally with the north-south spanning highways being odd numbered and vice versa, with two short extensions off of highways 3 and 7, labeled 3A and 7A; highways 2 and 13 also happen to overlap with highways 1 and 7 respectively for significant parts of its length, while for signage the mileage of the longer highway overall takes precedent. They are usually referred to as "KN-[number]", KN standing for ''Kiyortza Nashakir'', meaning "Kiyortza Highway".
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| ====Provincial Highways====
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| Provincial Highways don't uphold any specific standards, being maintained by their respective province, though they are usually always the most important roads in a province, and can be anything from a two-lane road up to an arterial highway. Their numbering and signage is dependent on their respective province, and is usually referred to by their province's two-letter code and its number. (For example, Kisautriya Highway 56 is usually referred to as KS-56)
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| ====Local Roads====
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| Local roads are ones not under any of the two previous distinctions. Depending on region there may or may not also be county roads upkept by their respective county with their own signage.
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| ===Railways===
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| Kiyortza has a relatively well-developed modern rail system, with an extensive rail system across the nation. In the less densely populated regions of the nation, both freight and passenger trains often run on the same tracks, while in the more densely populated regions there are often separate high-speed rails with separated freight lines and stations.
| | In 1872, the First Kiyortzani Republic was dissolved, forming the Kiyortzani Empire, led by [name TBA], a prominent right-wing conservative politician who had seized power with public support, after a sharp rise in conservatism within the public in the 1860s. During the brief period, a rebellion within the then Lorfier ruled state of [name TBA 2] in southern Kiyortza successfully usurped power, with support from the [name TBA] regime, and was made a puppet of the Kiyortzani Empire, before being integrated as part of Kiyortza proper in 1888, 4 years prior to the overthrowing of the [name TBA] regime in 1892, and the reestablishment of the Republic. |
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| ===Energy===
| | In the 1860s, following political turmoil resulting from the mysterious death of the "Wise Old Man", a well known Vescarian reactionary politician, public opinion began swinging largely conservative, assisted along greatly by the rise of sensantionalism in news outlets. With majority support within the populace, the conservative right-wing president, [name TBA], then seized power from within the nation's parliament, and dec --> |
| A substantial portion of the power output in Kiyortza are delivered by the many thorium reactors about, with the most of the rest delivered by various renewable energy sources and uranium reactors, with only a small portion of energy generated from burning fossil fuels. The reason for this is mainly due to the fact that despite Kiyortza's abundance of many natural resources, there are fossil fuel deposits present in the general area, making finding alternatives much more lucrative. There is ongoing research and development on fusion energy as a future alternative from nuclear fission, which tends to produce highly radioactive nuclear waste.
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