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|conventional_long_name = Imperial Commonwealth of the Haida
|conventional_long_name = Imperial Commonwealth of the People
|native_name = ''Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang''
|native_name = ''Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang''
|common_name = Haidaland
|common_name = Haidaland
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|image_map = Haidaterritory.png
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|loctext = Northwestern Gwaii
|loctext = Northwestern Gwaii
|map_caption = The ICOTH indicated in dark red, satellite state indicated red
|map_caption = The ICOTP indicated in dark red, satellite state indicated red
|capital = Tlat'uu
|capital = Tlat'uu
|largest_city = ^
|largest_city = ^
|official_languages = Haida, Chinook
|official_languages = Haida, Chinook
|national_languages = Salish, Tsimshian, Wakashan
|national_languages = Salish, Tsimshian, Wakashan, Gwaii Grenfeldr
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The '''Imperial Commonwealth of the Haida''' (Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang), shortened to ICOTH and more commonly known as '''Haidaland''' or 'the Haida', is a Semi-Consitutional monarchy located in Northeastern [[Gwaii]]. It has an estimated population of 375 million, which is spread across nearly 1/4 of the continent of Gwaii. The Capital and largest city is Tlat'uu.
The '''Imperial Commonwealth of the People''' (Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang), shortened to ICOTP and more commonly known as '''Haidaland''' or 'the Haida', is a Semi-Consitutional monarchy located in Northeastern [[Gwaii]]. Bordered by [[Volgorodov]] and [[the Salish]] in the west, the [[Gwaii Ice Sheet]] in the north, [[Haida Bay]] and [[Grenham]] in the east. It has an estimated population of 375 million, which is spread across nearly 1/4 of the continent of Gwaii. The Capital and largest city is Tlat'uu.
== Etymology ==
== Etymology ==
Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang translates to "Imperial People Land" but can also mean "Great People Land" or "Big Haida Land". "Guuj" used to mean "big" but the word "Imperial" and "Great" have been attached to it as well. "Xaat Kil" meant the Haida alone in the past but has changed into meaning "people", with "Xaayda" replacing "Xaat Kil" has the demonym of the Haida people. "Tlagaang" has remained relatively unchanged, meaning "land" most of the time, but it has also been used as the word for "Nation" or "State".
== History ==
== History ==
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Revision as of 18:02, 22 February 2021

Imperial Commonwealth of the People
Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang
Vertical tricolor (black, white, red) with a black eagle in the center of the white.
Flag
Motto: 
"Xaadas Tlagáay t'álg hlan-gwáay!"
"The Haida Above All!"
Anthem: 
"Xaadas Sgaláangaa"
"Song of the Haida"
The ICOTP indicated in dark red, satellite state indicated red
The ICOTP indicated in dark red, satellite state indicated red
LocationNorthwestern Gwaii
CapitalTlat'uu
Largest city^
Official languagesHaida, Chinook
Recognised national languagesSalish, Tsimshian, Wakashan, Gwaii Grenfeldr

The Imperial Commonwealth of the People (Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang), shortened to ICOTP and more commonly known as Haidaland or 'the Haida', is a Semi-Consitutional monarchy located in Northeastern Gwaii. Bordered by Volgorodov and the Salish in the west, the Gwaii Ice Sheet in the north, Haida Bay and Grenham in the east. It has an estimated population of 375 million, which is spread across nearly 1/4 of the continent of Gwaii. The Capital and largest city is Tlat'uu.

Etymology

Guuj Xaat Kil Tlagaang translates to "Imperial People Land" but can also mean "Great People Land" or "Big Haida Land". "Guuj" used to mean "big" but the word "Imperial" and "Great" have been attached to it as well. "Xaat Kil" meant the Haida alone in the past but has changed into meaning "people", with "Xaayda" replacing "Xaat Kil" has the demonym of the Haida people. "Tlagaang" has remained relatively unchanged, meaning "land" most of the time, but it has also been used as the word for "Nation" or "State".

History