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The territory of modern-day Kahneska hosted what was essentially the core of the Elian civilization, which extended across [[Elia Borealis]]; until the 16th century, after the disastrous Catabole crisis and [[Calesia|Calesian]] colonization significantly shrunk the amount of land ruled over by the indigenous Elian tribes. Early forms of {{wp|confederation}} persisted amongst the inland regions, where they often resisted {{wp|colonialism|colonial powers}}, until the early 18th century, with a brief resurgence again in the latter part of the century before being annexed into the [[Free States|Grand Federation]] in 1790. In the aftermath of a [[Elian Civil War|civil conflict]] alongside many decades of indigenous resistance, the country in its current borders gained its {{wp|independence}} in 1895, taking on its current form of government in 1899. Since then, it has had some level of instability and internal strife, including internal tribal struggles and issues with the {{wp|settler colonialism|settler}} populations that still inhabit the country. | The territory of modern-day Kahneska hosted what was essentially the core of the Elian civilization, which extended across [[Elia Borealis]]; until the 16th century, after the disastrous Catabole crisis and [[Calesia|Calesian]] colonization significantly shrunk the amount of land ruled over by the indigenous Elian tribes. Early forms of {{wp|confederation}} persisted amongst the inland regions, where they often resisted {{wp|colonialism|colonial powers}}, until the early 18th century, with a brief resurgence again in the latter part of the century before being annexed into the [[Free States|Grand Federation]] in 1790. In the aftermath of a [[Elian Civil War|civil conflict]] alongside many decades of indigenous resistance, the country in its current borders gained its {{wp|independence}} in 1895, taking on its current form of government in 1899. Since then, it has had some level of instability and internal strife, including internal tribal struggles and issues with the {{wp|settler colonialism|settler}} populations that still inhabit the country. | ||
Kahneska's abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems includes many endemic species and contributes to tourism and mineral exports as some of the primary means of economic development. And, although rich in raw exports, an estimated 22% of the population lives in {{wp|poverty}}, nearly double that of its neighbors. Other issues facing the country include gun crime, corruption, and civil instability. | Kahneska's abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems includes many endemic species and landscapes and contributes to tourism and mineral exports as some of the primary means of economic development. And, although rich in raw exports, an estimated 22% of the population lives in {{wp|poverty}}, nearly double that of its neighbors. Other issues facing the country include gun crime, corruption, and civil instability. | ||
With an estimated population of around 16 million people, it ranks as the second most populous nation in [[Elia Borealis]] and is the most ethno-linguistically diverse. | With an estimated population of around 16 million people, it ranks as the second most populous nation in [[Elia Borealis]] and is the most ethno-linguistically diverse. | ||
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Federated States of Kahneska 6 official languages
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Anthem: Morning Song (Teehahnahmah)
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 Location of Kahneska in Elia Borealis | |||||||||||||
| Capital | Ahtawenhne | ||||||||||||
| Largest city | Nokosvyi | ||||||||||||
| Official languages | Gawonihisdi Kanien'kéha Iyuha Ínts’o Goyogohó twayaʔ | ||||||||||||
| Recognised regional languages | Helmenska Hyacinthean Fallish Waldish Helmish | ||||||||||||
| Ethnic groups (2022) | 26.7% Ama 17.7% Kanonhwarón 13.9% Škaŋkála 11.2% Wazha'ze 8.3% Gweñskë 6.6% Nihsëh 14.3% Elian/Free Stater 1.3% Other | ||||||||||||
| Religion (2022) | 58.1% Gregorianism 13.6% No religion 25.6% Folk religion 2.7% Other | ||||||||||||
| Demonym(s) | Kahneskan | ||||||||||||
| Government | Federal directorial parliamentary republic | ||||||||||||
| Ama Edohi | |||||||||||||
| Tekonwí Hill | |||||||||||||
| Waŋblí Ayútepiwiŋ | |||||||||||||
| Legislature | Kahneskan Parliament | ||||||||||||
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| Area | |||||||||||||
• Total | 448,454.7 km2 (173,149.3 sq mi) | ||||||||||||
• Water (%) | 9.53 | ||||||||||||
| Population | |||||||||||||
• 2022 estimate |  16,035,890 | ||||||||||||
• Density | 35.76/km2 (92.6/sq mi) | ||||||||||||
| GDP (PPP) | 2022 estimate | ||||||||||||
• Total | $395.621 billion | ||||||||||||
• Per capita | $24,671 | ||||||||||||
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate | ||||||||||||
• Total | $301.395 billion | ||||||||||||
• Per capita | $18,795 | ||||||||||||
| Gini (2022) |  26.6low | ||||||||||||
| HDI (2022) | 0.814 very high | ||||||||||||
| Currency | Uwoyí (Ꞹ), BSG) | ||||||||||||
| Time zone | UTC+4 (Kahneska Standard Time, KST) | ||||||||||||
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy | ||||||||||||
| Driving side | right | ||||||||||||
| Calling code | +99 | ||||||||||||
| Internet TLD | .kn | ||||||||||||
Kahneska, officially the Federated States of Kahneska, is a sovereign state in Elia Borealis. It is bordered by the Free States to the west, the Siskiyou to the southeast, and X to the east. It is hydrologically bordered to the north by the Glacian Ocean and to the northwest by the North Medan Ocean.
The territory of modern-day Kahneska hosted what was essentially the core of the Elian civilization, which extended across Elia Borealis; until the 16th century, after the disastrous Catabole crisis and Calesian colonization significantly shrunk the amount of land ruled over by the indigenous Elian tribes. Early forms of confederation persisted amongst the inland regions, where they often resisted colonial powers, until the early 18th century, with a brief resurgence again in the latter part of the century before being annexed into the Grand Federation in 1790. In the aftermath of a civil conflict alongside many decades of indigenous resistance, the country in its current borders gained its independence in 1895, taking on its current form of government in 1899. Since then, it has had some level of instability and internal strife, including internal tribal struggles and issues with the settler populations that still inhabit the country.
Kahneska's abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems includes many endemic species and landscapes and contributes to tourism and mineral exports as some of the primary means of economic development. And, although rich in raw exports, an estimated 22% of the population lives in poverty, nearly double that of its neighbors. Other issues facing the country include gun crime, corruption, and civil instability.
With an estimated population of around 16 million people, it ranks as the second most populous nation in Elia Borealis and is the most ethno-linguistically diverse.
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