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|national_languages = {{wp|Mongolian language|Bayar}}, {{wp|Buryat language|Bayad}}, {{wp|Khakassian language|Khakhar}}, {{wp|Tuvan language|Turvan}}, {{wp|Sakha language|Xakha}}, {{wp|Siberian Tatar language|Tat'a}}, {{wp|Chulym language|Shuyim}}, {{wp|Kyrgyz language|Gokchu}}, {{wp|Uzbek language|Buminchu}}, {{wp|Uyghur language|Xigchu}}, {{wp|Khazar language|Qavar}}, {{wp|Dungan language|Lo}}, {{wp|Manchu_language|Zhurjiin}}, {{wp|Xibe language|Siba}}, {{wp|Evenki language|Ebengi}}, {{wp|Nanai language|Nai-Nai}}, {{wp|Ket language|Xet}}, {{wp|Yugh language|Hyug}}, {{wp|Chukchi language|Shukot}}, {{wp|Yukagir language|Dehtkil}}, {{wp|Nivkh language|Nibka}}, {{wp|Ainu language|Yezo}}, {{wp|Siberian Yupik language| | |national_languages = {{wp|Mongolian language|Bayar}}, {{wp|Buryat language|Bayad}}, {{wp|Khakassian language|Khakhar}}, {{wp|Tuvan language|Turvan}}, {{wp|Sakha language|Xakha}}, {{wp|Siberian Tatar language|Tat'a}}, {{wp|Chulym language|Shuyim}}, {{wp|Kyrgyz language|Gokchu}}, {{wp|Uzbek language|Buminchu}}, {{wp|Uyghur language|Xigchu}}, {{wp|Khazar language|Qavar}}, {{wp|Dungan language|Lo}}, {{wp|Manchu_language|Zhurjiin}}, {{wp|Xibe language|Siba}}, {{wp|Evenki language|Ebengi}}, {{wp|Nanai language|Nai-Nai}}, {{wp|Ket language|Xet}}, {{wp|Yugh language|Hyug}}, {{wp|Chukchi language|Shukot}}, {{wp|Yukagir language|Dehtkil}}, {{wp|Nivkh language|Nibka}}, {{wp|Ainu language|Yezo}}, {{wp|Siberian Yupik language|Yoopik}}, {{wp|Dari language|Xhorasemian}} | ||
|ethnic_groups = [[Ethnic groups of Untsangasar]] | |ethnic_groups = [[Ethnic groups of Untsangasar]] | ||
|demonym = Untsangasari, Chuyan | |demonym = Untsangasari, Chuyan | ||
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Revision as of 07:20, 12 January 2023
The Chuyan Realm of the Untsan Gasar | |
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 Flag | |
| Capital | Kha'ankhot |
| Official languages | Tovshui |
| Recognised national languages | Bayar, Bayad, Khakhar, Turvan, Xakha, Tat'a, Shuyim, Gokchu, Buminchu, Xigchu, Qavar, Lo, Zhurjiin, Siba, Ebengi, Nai-Nai, Xet, Hyug, Shukot, Dehtkil, Nibka, Yezo, Yoopik, Xhorasemian |
| Ethnic groups | Ethnic groups of Untsangasar |
| Demonym(s) | Untsangasari, Chuyan |
| Government | Devolved unitary constitutional monarchy |
• Khagan | Timujin II |
| Establishment | |
• Creation of the White Horde | 1126 |
• Founding of Yu-Ozkan Clan | 1696 |
• Proclamation of the Untsangasar Khaganate | 1743 |
• Khuvirgalt | 1834 |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 98,795,487 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Per capita | USD$12,106 |
| Currency | Mohnkoh |
| Driving side | right |
Untsangasar, sometimes also rendered as Untsan Gasar or Anglicized as Unzangazar, is a nation in Northeast Ochran. It is a physically-vast, multiethnic realm, home to extensive natural resources and a significant percentage of the world's surface fresh water. By land area, it is the largest nation in the world. The country is governed by a constitutional monarchy, embodied by the royal clan, the Khagan, and an elected legislature known as the People's Assembly.
History
Etymology
Untsangasar or, more properly, "untsan gasar" is one particular transcription of the Bayar phrase "Sleeping Land" referring to the land that makes up the vast majority of the country's vast interior.