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| [[Beq Gaodei Province]]<br/>''Be̤q Gaodèi Shēng'' | | [[Beq Gaodei Province]]<br/>''Be̤q Gaodèi Shēng'' | ||
| [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | | [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | ||
| | | [[Seqsang, Naikang|Seqsang]] | ||
| 718,770 | | 718,770 | ||
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| [[ | | [[Changgan Province]]<br/>''Chang'gan Shēng'' | ||
| [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | | [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | ||
| [[ | | [[Changgan, Naikang|Changgan]] | ||
| 912,206 | | 912,206 | ||
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| [[Den Xu Province]]<br/>''Dẽ̤n Xû Xeng'' | | [[Den Xu Province]]<br/>''Dẽ̤n Xû Xeng'' | ||
| [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | | [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | ||
| | | [[Xure, Naikang|Xure]] | ||
| 925,364 | | 925,364 | ||
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| [[Deishi Province]]<br/>''Dèishī Shēng''<br/>''Dé̤ixí Xeng'' | | [[Deishi Province]]<br/>''Dèishī Shēng''<br/>''Dé̤ixí Xeng'' | ||
| [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | | [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | ||
| | | [[Qoshang, Naikang|Qoshang]] | ||
| 362,276 | | 362,276 | ||
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| [[Hao Nongjang Province]]<br/>''Háo Nongjang Shēng''<br/>''Haó Nongqang Xeng'' | | [[Hao Nongjang Province]]<br/>''Háo Nongjang Shēng''<br/>''Haó Nongqang Xeng'' | ||
| [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | | [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | ||
| | | [[Naejang. Naikang|Naejang]] | ||
| 443,030 | | 443,030 | ||
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| [[Leqgang Province]]<br/>''Le̤qgàng Shēng''<br/>''Le̤qvá̤ Xeng'' | | [[Leqgang Province]]<br/>''Le̤qgàng Shēng''<br/>''Le̤qvá̤ Xeng'' | ||
| [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | | [[Multi-Ethnic Constituent State|Multi-Ethnic]] | ||
| [[Leqgang]] | | [[Leqgang, Naikang|Leqgang]] | ||
| 395,292 | | 395,292 | ||
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| [[Nae Gaodei Province]]<br/>''Nàe Gaodèi Shēng'' | | [[Nae Gaodei Province]]<br/>''Nàe Gaodèi Shēng'' | ||
| [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | | [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | ||
| | | [[Chuensi, Naikang|Chuensi]] | ||
| 417,416 | | 417,416 | ||
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| [[Omao So Province]]<br/>''Ómão Sô Xeng'' | | [[Omao So Province]]<br/>''Ómão Sô Xeng'' | ||
| [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | | [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | ||
| | | [[Kaide, Naikang|Kaide]] | ||
| 332,994 | | 332,994 | ||
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| [[Shemuen Province]]<br/>''Shèmue̤n Shēng'' | | [[Shemuen Province]]<br/>''Shèmue̤n Shēng'' | ||
| [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | | [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | ||
| | | [[Teimuen, Naikang|Teimuen]] | ||
| 353,616 | | 353,616 | ||
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| [[Tei Saenku Province]]<br/>''Tèi Sàenkṳ Shēng'' | | [[Tei Saenku Province]]<br/>''Tèi Sàenkṳ Shēng'' | ||
| [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | | [[Beisinese Constituent State|Beisinese]] | ||
| | | [[Lefa, Naikang|Lefa]] | ||
| 236,196 | | 236,196 | ||
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| [[Tile Nere Province]]<br/>''Tĩlê Neré Xeng'' | | [[Tile Nere Province]]<br/>''Tĩlê Neré Xeng'' | ||
| [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | | [[Naikanghi Constituent State|Naikanghi]] | ||
| [[ | | [[Movangci, Naikang|Movangci]] | ||
| 751,310 | | 751,310 | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:43, 13 October 2023
Provinces (省 - Chengshengese: Shēng; Naichinese: Xeng) are the second-level administrative divisions of Naikang. They are the subdivisions of the constituent states of Naikang. There are 28 provinces, including Tachusi Federal Province, which functions both as a first-level and second-level division of Naikang, which in turn are divided into districts, townships and differing types of localities.
The provinces act as the main interface between constituent state and township politics, with the provinces allocating seats in the constituent state's legislature based largely on the provinces that comprise the state.