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'''Cong Quoc''', or '''Congquoc''' ({{wp|Vietnamese language| | '''Cong Quoc''', or '''Congquoc''' ({{wp|Vietnamese language|Quốc Thoại}}: ''Công Quốc''), officially the '''People's State of Cong Quoc''' (''Nhà nước Nhân dân Công Quốc''), is a nation located in southeastern [[Ausiana]], with an area of 337,451 square kilometers (130,290 sq mi), with plains dominating the northeastern two-thirds, where its highly urbanized population is concentrated, and mountains in the western third. The country shares a {{wp|Maritime boundary|maritime border}} with [[Yuan]]. Its capital and largest city is [[Thang Phuong]], an ancient imperial capital of former dynasties in Cong Quoc. Other major cities include [[Bac Cang]], [[Tay Mon]], [[Dai Nam]], and [[Ha Son]]. The country has a population of around 79 million, with a majority being ethnic {{wp|Vietnamese people|Danh people}}. | ||
Cong Quoc has been settled for at least 30,000 years. Ancestors of the Danh people, the proto-Danh people, settled on the island around 7,000 years ago. Around the 1st century to the 3rd Century, a steady influx of Yuaneze (specifically from Yuan) migrated to the Great Danh Kingdom during the Khổng dynasty. Successive monarchical dynasties absorbed Yuaneze influences through language, culture, and social changes from the invasions launched by Imperial Yuan, and expanded throughout the island of Đại Hồng Đảo and its smaller islands southward. The Hoàng dynasty—the last imperial dynasty—fell to Zoygarian colonization in 1793. Following the May Uprising, the nationalist-communist Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi under the leadership of communist revolutionary Ha Chi Khoi proclaimed independence from [[Zoygaria]] in 1953, taking the advantage of when Zoygaria was busy fighting in the [[World War (Iearth)|World War]]. | Cong Quoc has been settled for at least 30,000 years. Ancestors of the Danh people, the proto-Danh people, settled on the island around 7,000 years ago. Around the 1st century to the 3rd Century, a steady influx of Yuaneze (specifically from Yuan) migrated to the Great Danh Kingdom during the Khổng dynasty. Successive monarchical dynasties absorbed Yuaneze influences through language, culture, and social changes from the invasions launched by Imperial Yuan, and expanded throughout the island of Đại Hồng Đảo and its smaller islands southward. The Hoàng dynasty—the last imperial dynasty—fell to Zoygarian colonization in 1793. Following the [[May Uprising (Cong Quoc)|May Uprising]], the nationalist-communist Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi under the leadership of communist revolutionary Ha Chi Khoi proclaimed independence from [[Zoygaria]] in 1953, taking the advantage of when Zoygaria was busy fighting in the [[World War (Iearth)|World War]]. | ||
The country went through prolonged warfare in the mid-late 20th Century. During the World War, the Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi (better known as the Cong Quoc United Revolutionary League) launched a coup against the colonial government of Zoygaria in 1953 and seized control of many rural villages and cities in the northeastern area of the country. The Uprising created a unified regime for the entire country under the League's rule shortly before Zoygaria sent troops to regain control over the country, resulting in the Cong Quoc's War for Independence, from which Cong Quoc emerged victorious in 1956. The Cong Quoc's Civil War began shortly after the Akuí Accord ended, during which the nation was divided into communist Northeast supported mainly by [[Yuan]], and anti-communist Southwest supported by [[Zoygaria]] and [[Zamastan]]. The war caused multiple massive uprisings among the populace, and both communist and anti-communist governments became unpopular, during which the Danh Hung Hoi (Danh Revival Society), a non-partisan group, consolidated power and went through many military victories. Upon the victory of the non-partisan group in 1970, Cong Quoc was reorganized into a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Nonpartisanism|Non-partisan state}} under the Cong Quoc's National Conference (CQNC). Throughout the 70s and 80s, the nation ran multiple internal policies which were ineffective. In 1989, the CQNC initiated the "Dai Hung", a series of economic and political reforms, helping the country to reintegrate back into the world. | The country went through prolonged warfare in the mid-late 20th Century. During the World War, the Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi (better known as the Cong Quoc United Revolutionary League) launched a coup against the colonial government of Zoygaria in 1953 and seized control of many rural villages and cities in the northeastern area of the country. The Uprising created a unified regime for the entire country under the League's rule shortly before Zoygaria sent troops to regain control over the country, resulting in the Cong Quoc's War for Independence, from which Cong Quoc emerged victorious in 1956. The Cong Quoc's Civil War began shortly after the Akuí Accord ended, during which the nation was divided into communist Northeast supported mainly by [[Yuan]], and anti-communist Southwest supported by [[Zoygaria]] and [[Zamastan]]. The war caused multiple massive uprisings among the populace, and both communist and anti-communist governments became unpopular, during which the Danh Hung Hoi (Danh Revival Society), a non-partisan group, consolidated power and went through many military victories. Upon the victory of the non-partisan group in 1970, Cong Quoc was reorganized into a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Nonpartisanism|Non-partisan state}} under the Cong Quoc's National Conference (CQNC). Throughout the 70s and 80s, the nation ran multiple internal policies which were ineffective. In 1989, the CQNC initiated the "Dai Hung", a series of economic and political reforms, helping the country to reintegrate back into the world. | ||
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People's State of Cong Quoc Nhà nước Nhân dân Công Quốc | |
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 Flag
 Emblem
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| Motto: Lên Đường! Ta Người Công Quốc! "Let's Go! We Are The People of Công Quốc!" | |
| Anthem: Nào Anh Em Ta Lên Đường! "Brothers, Let's Go!"  | |
| Capital and largest city | Thang Phuong |
| National language | The National Language |
| Ethnic groups (2021) |
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| Demonym(s) | Danhian |
| Government | Unitary semi-presidential republic under a non-partisan democracy |
• President | Hoàng Công Thành |
• Vice President | Huỳnh Long Chí Nam |
• Premier | Đỗ Gia Ngự |
| Legislature | National Assembly |
| Senate | |
| House of Representatives | |
| Establishment | |
• Pre-historic and medieval Cong Quoc | Before 1400 |
• Great Danh Empire proclaimed | 1706 |
• Proclamation of Independence | 1 May 1953 |
• Akuí Accord | 12 September 1956 |
• Fall of Dai Nam | 22 April 1969 |
• Unification of Cong Quoc | 1 February 1970 |
• Current constitution | 1 April 2015 |
| Area | |
• | 337,451 km2 (130,291 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• July 1, 2022 estimate | 79,809,762 |
• 2021 census | 75,723,011 |
• Density | 2,365/km2 (6,125.3/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2022 estimate |
• Total |  $604.751 billion |
• Per capita | $7,577 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $245.066 billion |
• Per capita | $3,070 |
| Currency | hữu (Ħ) (CQH) |
| Time zone | UTC+04:00 (Cong Quoc National Standard Time) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .cq |
Cong Quoc, or Congquoc (Quốc Thoại: Công Quốc), officially the People's State of Cong Quoc (Nhà nước Nhân dân Công Quốc), is a nation located in southeastern Ausiana, with an area of 337,451 square kilometers (130,290 sq mi), with plains dominating the northeastern two-thirds, where its highly urbanized population is concentrated, and mountains in the western third. The country shares a maritime border with Yuan. Its capital and largest city is Thang Phuong, an ancient imperial capital of former dynasties in Cong Quoc. Other major cities include Bac Cang, Tay Mon, Dai Nam, and Ha Son. The country has a population of around 79 million, with a majority being ethnic Danh people.
Cong Quoc has been settled for at least 30,000 years. Ancestors of the Danh people, the proto-Danh people, settled on the island around 7,000 years ago. Around the 1st century to the 3rd Century, a steady influx of Yuaneze (specifically from Yuan) migrated to the Great Danh Kingdom during the Khổng dynasty. Successive monarchical dynasties absorbed Yuaneze influences through language, culture, and social changes from the invasions launched by Imperial Yuan, and expanded throughout the island of Đại Hồng Đảo and its smaller islands southward. The Hoàng dynasty—the last imperial dynasty—fell to Zoygarian colonization in 1793. Following the May Uprising, the nationalist-communist Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi under the leadership of communist revolutionary Ha Chi Khoi proclaimed independence from Zoygaria in 1953, taking the advantage of when Zoygaria was busy fighting in the World War.
The country went through prolonged warfare in the mid-late 20th Century. During the World War, the Cong Quoc Dong Minh Hoi (better known as the Cong Quoc United Revolutionary League) launched a coup against the colonial government of Zoygaria in 1953 and seized control of many rural villages and cities in the northeastern area of the country. The Uprising created a unified regime for the entire country under the League's rule shortly before Zoygaria sent troops to regain control over the country, resulting in the Cong Quoc's War for Independence, from which Cong Quoc emerged victorious in 1956. The Cong Quoc's Civil War began shortly after the Akuí Accord ended, during which the nation was divided into communist Northeast supported mainly by Yuan, and anti-communist Southwest supported by Zoygaria and Zamastan. The war caused multiple massive uprisings among the populace, and both communist and anti-communist governments became unpopular, during which the Danh Hung Hoi (Danh Revival Society), a non-partisan group, consolidated power and went through many military victories. Upon the victory of the non-partisan group in 1970, Cong Quoc was reorganized into a unitary Non-partisan state under the Cong Quoc's National Conference (CQNC). Throughout the 70s and 80s, the nation ran multiple internal policies which were ineffective. In 1989, the CQNC initiated the "Dai Hung", a series of economic and political reforms, helping the country to reintegrate back into the world.
The country is considered as a developing country and a newly industrialized country with a lower-middle-income economy. Despite the country having many promising opportunities, it still suffers from high levels of corruption and heavy political censorship due to its nature of a non-partisan democracy and bias towards loyal conference members. The country is part of several international and intergovernmental institutions including the ACWAC.
