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Union of Wapisquan Republics Unnion d'Républyiques Ouapîquoises (Blaykish)
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "Fiat justitia ruat caelum" "Let Justice be done should the sky fall"
Anthem: "À La Perchoïne, La Bieauté" "Goodbye Beauty"
Capital	Point-Rouoge
Largest city	Jimceville
Official languages	None at the federal level
Recognised national languages	Blaykish
Demonym(s)	in Rythenean: Wapisquan or Wapisquer in Blaykish: Ouapîqois (m) Ouapîqoise (f)
Government	Federal semi-presidental constitutional republic
• Union President	Jacques Êbieilleux
• Prime Minister	Waldemar Cachet
Legislature	Union Congress
• Upper house	Pan-Republican Assembly
• Lower house	Parish Assembly
Population
• 2014 census	35,402,981
GDP (nominal)	2018 estimate
• Per capita	$36,252
Gini (2018)	44.2 medium
HDI (2018)	0.934 very high
Currency	Pona (£ (MP))
Date format	dd-mm-yy
Driving side	right
ISO 3166 code	WAP
Internet TLD	.wa

Languages of Fortaine

Fortanian

Principean

Dracian

Pelimerese

Wapisqua (AR: /ˌwɑˈpɪskə/, RR: /ˌwɔˈpɪskə/; Blaykish: Ouapîque [wapiːk]), officially the Union of Wapisquan Republics (Blaykish: Unnion d'Républyiques Ouapîquoises) is a country located in Marceaunia Major. It is bordered by Pascoia and Rosalia to the north, Wallena to the east and Nilasie to the south. Wapisqua is a symmetric federation composed of X states. At X million square killometres and with 35 million inabitants, it is the X largest and X most populous country in Marceaunia Major.

Population growth of the Aurora Islands 1908-2018 year population 1908   30,504 1918   35,642 1928   38,564 1938   44,231 1948   52,893 1958   64,674 1968   75,903 1978   84,424 1988   94,407 1998   103,805 2008   118,157 2018   132,854 Source: VVT (2018).

Population growth of the Aurora Islands 1908-2018 year population 1908   30,504 1918   35,642 1928   38,564 1938   44,231 1948   52,893 1958   64,674 1968   75,903 1978   84,424 1988   94,407 1998   103,805 2008   118,157 2018   132,854 Source: VVT (2018).

Lyrics

Annic	Translation
Mij kuátuenâmin lii revni meerâ, Tot ráávhu aassâmpäikki. Te ruokkâd syeji jáválâšvuođâ, Taat loppâ tavepiegâi. Pyerivuođâid kepidiđ pyevti jiem, Taat love, love čuovâ suolluuh!	My homeland is the ocean's edge, This abode of peacefulness. So brave, the shelter of bravery, this terminus of the northwinds! The great virtues I cannot diminish, These island of tens, tens lights.
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Maainâslodehkirje

Maainâslodehkirje. The national epic of the Auroran Annic people
Author	Ulrich Ahornwurzel
Original title	Maainâslodehkirje, first edition, 1835)
Translator	Jenni Togdatter and Harry Smythe
Country	Kingdom of Roetenberg, now Weranian Confederation
Language	Auroran Annic
Genre	National epic
Publisher	Rotwald Verlag, among others
Publication date	1831
Pages	729pp.

The Maainâslodehkirje (Estmerish: Book of the Windbirds; weranian: Buch der Windvögeln) is the national epic of the Aurora Islands written by Ulrich Ahornwurzel in 1831 based on existing oral Auroran Annic stories.

Historical time frame

The Maainâslodehkirje is composed of four major stories which are traditionally placed in chronological order. It is commonly accepted that all stories of the Maainâslodehkirje take place during the Marauder Age. The exact dates of the two first stories are not known, however, based on supporting archeological and historical evidence, the current approximations are:

• 690 to 760 – Tale of Ráfi the Maiden
• 790 to 854 – The Great Bloodfeud
• 849 to 881 – Tale of Saint Lysimachia
• 974 to 992 – Tale of Éimhín the Converted

Aalmuglâšlaavlâ

Anthem in Auroran Annic	Weranian version	Estmerish translation
Tunnâ ruámšáás já virkkuus meerârääji, tunnâ rávhálâš áávu kiähtu párásumos, tunnâ áármu päikki, čeerdâ turvâstih. |: Eanâ suolluiguin, luáháiguin rähisumos. :| Tuu kunnee stuorrâ, tuu ustevpargoin, ij äigi váldáttiđ puáhtá. Mii ovdâlist lijjih, uážuh leđeuv ain. |: Aassâmsaje muu aalmug, ráánjá já jiegâ. :|	Du rauer und rüstiger Meeresrand, du friedlicher größter Freudes Wohnort Mit Ruhe und Gnade an jedem Strand |: Liebstes Land mit Inseln, Hügeln dort :| Deine Großtaten dein freundlicher Geist, kann die Zeit nie vergessen. Was du einmal warst, kannst du immer sein |: Heimat meines Volkes und Liebens. :|	Thou rugged and spry edge of the ocean, Thou peaceful greatest abode of joy Thou home of grace, you defend my tribe |: Dearest land of islands and hills. :| Thy great honour, thy friendly deeds, time cannot be made to forget What you once were, you may forever be |: Home for my people, neighbour and life. :|