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'''Kuthina''', officially the '''Kingdom of Kuthina''' ({{wp|Thai language|Kasine}} เจ้าอาณาจักร กะสี ''Chao-anachak Kasi''), is a nation in [[Coius|South Coius]]. | '''Kuthina''', officially the '''Kingdom of Kuthina''' ({{wp|Thai language|Kasine}} เจ้าอาณาจักร กะสี ''Chao-anachak Kasi''), is a nation in [[Coius|South Coius]]. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
Expected: *k(ə)ri: 'human being' through the following chain: *kəri: > *kəli: > *kədi:/*kədaj > *di:/*daj > *dajA (Proto-Southwestern Tai) > tʰaj | |||
Instead: *kədi:/*kədaj borrowed into Xiaodongese 咖偲 (MC: *krat͡sʰʌi; Mandarin: Kācāi) and then borrowed back into Kasi as ขะศรี Khæs̄rī ({{wp|International Phonetic Alphabet|[kʰàʔ sǐː]}}. Written distinction between usage for people (咖偲) and the country (闔西), though both can be modified with 人 (หยิน ''H̄yin'') and 國 (กึ๊ก ''Kụ́k'') to | |||
君主國 (''Cuncū̂kạ̀w'') comes from the Xiaodongese ''jūnzhǔguó'', meaning monarchy; monarchical state | |||
向字 ({{wp|Chinese language|Xiaodongese}}: Xiàngzì {{wp|Thai language|Kasi}}: ชางจี ''Chāngcī'', meaning [[Xiaodong#Xiang dynasty|Xiang characters]] | |||
==History== | ==History== |
Revision as of 17:41, 23 February 2021
Kingdom of Kuthina 君主國闔西 Cuncū̂kạ̀w Khæs̄rī | |
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Capital | Chaoban |
Largest city | Mahakhram |
Official languages | Kasine |
Ethnic groups |
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Religion | |
Demonym(s) | Kuthine |
Government | Unitary parliamentary Semi-constitutional monarchy |
• Monarch | Sivaraksa |
• Premier | Kanok Devakula |
Malisa Muangman | |
Legislature | National Convention |
Chaosaan | |
People's Congress | |
Population | |
• 2020 census | 109,653,237 [a] 118,047,983 [b] |
Kuthina, officially the Kingdom of Kuthina (Kasine เจ้าอาณาจักร กะสี Chao-anachak Kasi), is a nation in South Coius.
Etymology
Expected: *k(ə)ri: 'human being' through the following chain: *kəri: > *kəli: > *kədi:/*kədaj > *di:/*daj > *dajA (Proto-Southwestern Tai) > tʰaj
Instead: *kədi:/*kədaj borrowed into Xiaodongese 咖偲 (MC: *krat͡sʰʌi; Mandarin: Kācāi) and then borrowed back into Kasi as ขะศรี Khæs̄rī ([kʰàʔ sǐː]. Written distinction between usage for people (咖偲) and the country (闔西), though both can be modified with 人 (หยิน H̄yin) and 國 (กึ๊ก Kụ́k) to
君主國 (Cuncū̂kạ̀w) comes from the Xiaodongese jūnzhǔguó, meaning monarchy; monarchical state
向字 (Xiaodongese: Xiàngzì Kasi: ชางจี Chāngcī, meaning Xiang characters