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'''Alliluya'''{{efn|name=names}} ({{IPAc-en|æ|l|ɪ|ˈ|l|uː|j|ə}}; {{lang-ru|link=no|Аллилуйя}}; {{IPA-ru|ɐlʲɪˈlujə}}) is a {{wp|List of states with limited recognition|partially-recognised}}{{efn|name=recognition}} {{wp|theocratic}} {{wp|anarchist}} {{wp|Secession|breakaway state}} in {{wp|Siberia}}. It is one of the [[List of Russian breakaway states (Alliluya)|states that seceded from Russia]] following the [[Collapse of the Russian Federation (Alliluya)|collapse of the Russian Federation]] in 2022, and is led by [[Alliluya Fyodorova]], whom [[religious Alliluyans]] claim to be the {{wp|Incarnation (Christianity)|incarnation}} of [[God the Daughter]]. Alliluya does not have a {{wp|state}} nor a {{wp|government}}, except for the [[Council to the Nations]] which represents the country in {{wp|international relations}}. Instead, the country functions as a collection of several connected {{wp|Intentional community|communes}} which Fyodorova leads.
'''Alliluya'''{{efn|name=names}} ({{IPAc-en|æ|l|ɪ|ˈ|l|uː|j|ə}}; {{lang-ru|link=no|Аллилуйя}}; {{IPA-ru|ɐlʲɪˈlujə}}) is a {{wp|List of states with limited recognition|partially-recognised}}{{efn|name=recognition}} {{wp|theocratic}} {{wp|anarchist}} {{wp|Secession|breakaway state}} in {{wp|Siberia}}. It is one of the [[List of Russian breakaway states (Alliluya)|states that seceded from Russia]] following the [[Collapse of the Russian Federation (Alliluya)|collapse of the Russian Federation]] in 2022, and is led by [[Alliluya Fyodorova]], whom [[religious Alliluyans]] claim to be the {{wp|Incarnation (Christianity)|incarnation}} of [[God the Daughter]]. Alliluya does not have a {{wp|state}} nor a {{wp|government}}, except for the [[Council to the Nations]] which represents the country in {{wp|international relations}}. Instead, the country functions as a collection of several connected {{wp|Intentional community|communes}} which Fyodorova leads.


Alliluya has an estimated population of around 350,000 and an area of 77,777 square kilometres (30,030 sq mi). Its geography is centred around its largest city, {{wp|Yakutsk}}, and the {{wp|Lena (river)|Lena}} river which flows through the country. With a {{wp|Subarctic climate|boreal climate}}, 42% of Alliluya's land area is covered in {{wp|taiga}}.
Alliluya has an estimated population of around 350,000 and an area of 77,777 square kilometres (30,030 sq mi). It borders the [[Russian Federation (Alliluya)|Russian Federation]] to the west and the [[Eastern Republic (Alliluya)|Eastern Republic]], a partially-recognised Russian breakaway state, to the east. [[Geography of Alliluya|Alliluya's geography]] is centred around its largest city, {{wp|Yakutsk}}, and the {{wp|Lena (river)|Lena}} river which flows through the country. With a {{wp|Subarctic climate|boreal climate}}, 42% of Alliluya's land area is covered in {{wp|taiga}}.


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 11:49, 11 July 2022

Alliluya
Аллилуйя
Motto: "Аллилуйя!"[a]
"Hallelujah!"
Anthem: "Hymn to Alliluya"[a]
Alliluya (orthographic projection).png
Alliluya on the globe.
Largest cityYakutsk
National language
Demonym(s)
GovernmentAnarchist theocracy
• Leader
Alliluya Fyodorova
Formation
25 June 1996
June 2023
25 June 2023
July–October 2023
• Establishment of the Council to the Nations
16 November 2023
Area
• Total
77,777 km2 (30,030 sq mi)
• Water (%)
9.6
Population
• June 2024 estimate
350,000
• Density
41.14/km2 (106.6/sq mi)
CurrencyRussian ruble[c] () (RUB)
Time zoneUTC+9 (Yakutsk Time)
Calling code+777
Internet TLD.ay

Alliluya[d] (/ælɪˈljə/; Russian: Аллилуйя; Russian pronunciation: [ɐlʲɪˈlujə]) is a partially-recognised[e] theocratic anarchist breakaway state in Siberia. It is one of the states that seceded from Russia following the collapse of the Russian Federation in 2022, and is led by Alliluya Fyodorova, whom religious Alliluyans claim to be the incarnation of God the Daughter. Alliluya does not have a state nor a government, except for the Council to the Nations which represents the country in international relations. Instead, the country functions as a collection of several connected communes which Fyodorova leads.

Alliluya has an estimated population of around 350,000 and an area of 77,777 square kilometres (30,030 sq mi). It borders the Russian Federation to the west and the Eastern Republic, a partially-recognised Russian breakaway state, to the east. Alliluya's geography is centred around its largest city, Yakutsk, and the Lena river which flows through the country. With a boreal climate, 42% of Alliluya's land area is covered in taiga.

Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Because Alliluya does not have a central government nor legislation, there are no national symbols that are officially recognised by law. The symbols featured in this article reflect those most widely used by the populace of Alliluya.
  2. The terms "Alliluyan national" and "religious Alliluyan" are used to distinguish between the citizens of the country and the religious followers of Alliluya Fyodorova. Other terms for Alliluyans nationals include "national Alliluyans", "Alliluyan citizens", and "geographical Alliluyans".
  3. Alliluya operates mostly on a non-monetary economy. However, Russian rubles left from the Russian Federation (and, more rarely, United States dollars) are sometimes used as a currency in informal exchanges, though they are not produced within the country.
  4. According to Alliluya Fyodorova, the leader of the nation, Alliluya is the preferred English-language name for the nation. It acts under the name of the People of Alliluya, represented by the Council to the Nations, in international affairs. Hallelujah and Alleluia are alternate romanisations of the Russian-language name. It is also referred to as the Alliluyan Kingdom of God, the State of Alliluya, the Heavenly Kingdom of Alliluya, the Communities of Alliluya, the Heavenly Kingdom of God on Earth, and His Heavenly Kingdom on Earth.
  5. Alliluya is recognised by 50 out of 193 UN member states, including all members of the European Union and NATO.