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|capital = Noules
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|government_type = Federal semi-presidential republic
|government_type = Federal semi-presidential republic
|leader_title1 = President
|leader_title1 = [[President of Ceryana|President]]
|leader_name1 = Pierre Dewa
|leader_name1 = [[Pierre Dewa]]
|leader_title2 = Prime Minister
|leader_title2 = [[Prime Minister of Ceryana|Prime Minister]]
|leader_name2 = Thomas Preece-Lee
|leader_name2 = [[Thomas Preece-Lee]]
|leader_title14 = Chief Justice
|leader_title14 = [[Chief Justice of Ceryana|Chief Justice]]
|leader_name14 = Eleanor Teixiera
|leader_name14 = [[Eleanor Teixiera]]
|legislature = Parliament
|legislature = [[Parliament of Ceryana|Parliament]]
|upper_house = Senate
|upper_house = [[Senate of Ceryana|Senate]]
|lower_house = Assembly
|lower_house = [[Assembly of Ceryana|Assembly]]
|sovereignty_type = Independence
|sovereignty_type = Independence
|established_event1 = Federation of Hertford, Indaya and Noules
|established_event1 = [[Hari Raya Suryana|Federation]] of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Hertford]], [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Indaya]] and [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Noules]]
|established_date1 = 1 September 1948
|established_date1 = 1 September 1948
|established_event2 = Incorporation of Ceraine and Tebain from France
|established_event2 = Incorporation of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Ceraine]] and [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Tebain]] from France
|established_date2 = 3 March 1953
|established_date2 = 3 March 1953
|established_event3 = Incorporation of East Beira and Clermont-des-Indes from the United Kingdom
|established_event3 = Incorporation of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|East Beira]] and [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Clermont-des-Indes]] from the United Kingdom
|established_date3 = 1 November 1954
|established_date3 = 1 November 1954
|established_event4 = Incorporation of Haut-Tebain
|established_event4 = Incorporation of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Haut-Tebain]]
|established_date4 = 20 September 1966
|established_date4 = 20 September 1966
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'''Ceryana''' (Suryanese: ''Suryana''; Chinese: ''宣雅'') is a country in Southeast Asia. The federation consists of six states and two federal territories. [[Noules]] is the capital of the federation, the largest city and the seat of the legislative and judicial branch of the federal government. [[Clermont-des-Indes (city)|Clermont-des-Indes]] is the administrative capital, which represents the seat of the executive branch of the federal government.
Ceryana has its origins in the [[Indayan Kingdom]], which was the first state to unite the several Malayic fiefdoms in the region in 601 CE. The establishment of the Portuguese colony of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Beira Leste]] in the mid-17th century marked the start of an era of European colonial competition. The French annexed the Portuguese puppet state of the Kingdom of Ceriana in the mid-18th century, causing the Portuguese to transfer administration of its remaining territories to the British. The [[wiki:Anglo-French War (1778-1783|War of 1778]] resulted in France surrendering half of its colonial territory to the British. Colonial rule was met with fierce local resistance by the early 20th century, culminating in the British colonies of [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Hertford]], [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Indaya]] and [[States and federal territories of Ceryana|Noules]] to jointly declare independence as the federation of Ceryana on [[Hari Raya Suryana|1 September 1948]]. The British relinquished its last colonial claims on 1 November 1954, and the French on 20 September 1966.
The country is governed under a unique semi-presidential system, which incorporates the main elements of the English Westminster system and the French premier-presidential system. The dual-track legal system is based on both English common law and French civil law. The head of state is the directly-elected President and the head of government is the Prime Minister. The complex pre-colonial and colonial history of the country, along with open immigration policices, has made Ceryana a multi-ethnic and multicultural society, which continue to shape Ceryan identity and national policies. The four national languages are Chinese, English, French and Suryan, although the official language of administration on a federal level is English. The federation is officially secular.
The GDP of Ceryana grew at an average of almost 12% every year for the first 30 years after independence, fuelled by its export-orientated manufacturing and shipping industries. Since being recognised as a developed country in the 1980s, the economy has shifted towards tertiary industries, with [[Noules]] becoming a global financial centre and [[Port Elliot]] a tech hub. It also ranks highly in quality of life, education, healthcare, safety, economic freedom, civil liberties and political rights.

Revision as of 00:03, 19 December 2021

Ceryana
Suryana
宣雅
Flag of Ceryana
Flag
Seal of Ceryana
Seal
Motto: "Dar Shanti'ayana" (Suryanese)
"Abode of Peace and Progress"
Location of Ceryana
Capital
and largest city
Noules
Official languagesEnglish
Recognised national languagesChinese, French, Suryanese
Ethnic groups

2018 census
35.1% mixed ethnicity
14.7% Chinese (Han)
14.5% English
12.7% French
9.2% Suryan
13.8% Others
Religion

2018 census
59.1% irreligion
15.0% Buddhism
14.2% Christianity
4.5% Islam
7.2% others
Demonym(s)Ceryan
GovernmentFederal semi-presidential republic
• President
Pierre Dewa
Thomas Preece-Lee
Eleanor Teixiera
LegislatureParliament
Senate
Assembly
Independence
1 September 1948
• Incorporation of Ceraine and Tebain from France
3 March 1953
• Incorporation of East Beira and Clermont-des-Indes from the United Kingdom
1 November 1954
• Incorporation of Haut-Tebain
20 September 1966
Area
• Total
229,875 km2 (88,755 sq mi)
• Water (%)
13.6%
Population
• 2020 estimate
72,772,830
• 2018 census
71,878,790
• Density
366.41/km2 (949.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2020 estimate
• Total
$4.52 trillion
• Per capita
$62,154
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$4.38 trillion
• Per capita
$60,120
Gini (2019)35.8
medium
HDI (2019)Increase 0.904
very high
CurrencyCeryan pound (£) (CYP)
Time zoneUTC+7, +8 (WCST, ECST)
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy (CE
Driving sideleft
Calling code+87
ISO 3166 codeCY
Internet TLDcy

Ceryana (Suryanese: Suryana; Chinese: 宣雅) is a country in Southeast Asia. The federation consists of six states and two federal territories. Noules is the capital of the federation, the largest city and the seat of the legislative and judicial branch of the federal government. Clermont-des-Indes is the administrative capital, which represents the seat of the executive branch of the federal government.

Ceryana has its origins in the Indayan Kingdom, which was the first state to unite the several Malayic fiefdoms in the region in 601 CE. The establishment of the Portuguese colony of Beira Leste in the mid-17th century marked the start of an era of European colonial competition. The French annexed the Portuguese puppet state of the Kingdom of Ceriana in the mid-18th century, causing the Portuguese to transfer administration of its remaining territories to the British. The War of 1778 resulted in France surrendering half of its colonial territory to the British. Colonial rule was met with fierce local resistance by the early 20th century, culminating in the British colonies of Hertford, Indaya and Noules to jointly declare independence as the federation of Ceryana on 1 September 1948. The British relinquished its last colonial claims on 1 November 1954, and the French on 20 September 1966.

The country is governed under a unique semi-presidential system, which incorporates the main elements of the English Westminster system and the French premier-presidential system. The dual-track legal system is based on both English common law and French civil law. The head of state is the directly-elected President and the head of government is the Prime Minister. The complex pre-colonial and colonial history of the country, along with open immigration policices, has made Ceryana a multi-ethnic and multicultural society, which continue to shape Ceryan identity and national policies. The four national languages are Chinese, English, French and Suryan, although the official language of administration on a federal level is English. The federation is officially secular.

The GDP of Ceryana grew at an average of almost 12% every year for the first 30 years after independence, fuelled by its export-orientated manufacturing and shipping industries. Since being recognised as a developed country in the 1980s, the economy has shifted towards tertiary industries, with Noules becoming a global financial centre and Port Elliot a tech hub. It also ranks highly in quality of life, education, healthcare, safety, economic freedom, civil liberties and political rights.