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Rapid urbanisation and industralisation during the course of the 20th century alongside {{wp|poaching}} by both foreigners and Esonian nationals took a toll on the Esonian enviornment, setting Esonice on course for desertification, deforestation and biodiversity loss with the prediction that by 2050 Esonice would lose a potential 30% of its biodiversity with droughts becoming commonplace according to a 1972 study. Government Programs have been put in place to prevent further damage to the enviornment, converting many vital areas of {{wp|wildlife}} into nature reserves and national parks starting from the 70s. The government placed heavy consequences on illegal activities such as poaching and started putting restrictions and limits in areas such as {{wp|fishing}} to prevent overfishing and damage to {{wp|coral reef|coral reefs}}. Various programs have also been started by non-governmental and religious groups to further protect endangered domestic species and habitats.
Rapid urbanisation and industralisation during the course of the 20th century alongside {{wp|poaching}} by both foreigners and Esonian nationals took a toll on the Esonian enviornment, setting Esonice on course for desertification, deforestation and biodiversity loss with the prediction that by 2050 Esonice would lose a potential 30% of its biodiversity with droughts becoming commonplace according to a 1972 study. Government Programs have been put in place to prevent further damage to the enviornment, converting many vital areas of {{wp|wildlife}} into nature reserves and national parks starting from the 70s. The government placed heavy consequences on illegal activities such as poaching and started putting restrictions and limits in areas such as {{wp|fishing}} to prevent overfishing and damage to {{wp|coral reef|coral reefs}}. Various programs have also been started by non-governmental and religious groups to further protect endangered domestic species and habitats.
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[[File:Green hill and rice sheaves scattered in a paddy field during the monsoon in Vang Vieng Laos.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Rice paddy field in northeastern Jubara province. Rice has been a backbone of Esonian cuisine for centuries.]]
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[[File:Spinel-140545.jpg|200px|thumb|Ingrown cluster of {{wp|Spinel|Spinel}} crystals from a mine in Honchō province]]
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According to the 2020 population census, 75.3% of Esonian citizens adhere to the indigenous [[Culture of Esonice#religion|Ari-kokai]] faith, otherwise known as Arikaism. About 21.5% of Esonians identify themselves as atheist or agnostic. It is often hard to find a precise percentage of Arikaist believers as it is decentralised faith with no holy book or religious figurehead. Arikaism is also closely interconnected with Esonice's cultural heritage, meaning that even though some Esonians identify as irreligious, they still may participate in many Arikai rituals, temple visits, celebrations, festivities as adherence to cultural traditions remains high. A significant Buddhist community also exists in Esonice, brought in by Huang merchants and migrants that came to Esonice throughout history and often influenced the culture of Esonice.  
According to the 2020 population census, 75.3% of Esonian citizens adhere to the indigenous [[Culture of Esonice#religion|Ari-kokai]] faith, otherwise known as Arikaism. About 21.5% of Esonians identify themselves as atheist or agnostic. It is often hard to find a precise percentage of Arikaist believers as it is decentralised faith with no holy book or religious figurehead. Arikaism is also closely interconnected with Esonice's cultural heritage, meaning that even though some Esonians identify as irreligious, they still may participate in many Arikai rituals, temple visits, celebrations, festivities as adherence to cultural traditions remains high. A significant Buddhist community also exists in Esonice, brought in by Huang merchants and migrants that came to Esonice throughout history and often influenced the culture of Esonice.  
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Revision as of 16:59, 7 June 2023

Serene Kingdom of Esonice
Esonya
光国
Flag of Esonice
Flag
Seal of Esonice
Seal
Anthem: "Land of a Thousand Flowers"
Capital
and largest city
Maimedo
Official languagesEsonian
Recognised national languagesEsonian
Recognised regional languagesVarious dialects
Religion
Secular  
Demonym(s)Esonian
GovernmentFederal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Serene king
Shōkin
• Prime Minister
Gimiko
LegislatureTBA
House of the lords
House of the Commons
Establishment
8th-9th centuries
16th century
May 2nd 1912
Feb 11th 1940
Area
• 
354,835 km2 (137,003 sq mi)
• Water (%)
4.19
Population
• 2022 estimate
34,708,538
• Density
95/km2 (246.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2020 estimate
• Total
$1.427 trillion
• Per capita
$42,289
GDP (nominal)2022 estimate
• Total
$1.270 trillion
• Per capita
$38,312 (10th)
Gini (2020)33.6
medium
HDI (2022)Increase 0.903
very high
CurrencyEsonian Zō (Ƶ) (ESO)
Time zoneUTC-8
Date formatdd/mm/yy
Driving sideleft
Calling code+66
ISO 3166 codeES
Internet TLD.es

Esonice (Esonian: 光国, Esonya), officially the Serene Kingdom of Esonice is an island country located in the northern part of the Shield Island Chain in West Alharu and West Aurelia. The main island making up the majority of Esonice’s landmass is the island of Shinchō (Esonian: 心州), known for its heart shape appearance, the two other major islands being the smaller islands of Mibijima (Esonian: 竹島) and Hakaoshima (Esonian: 狖島). Surrounded by North Oriental Ocean to the west and the Gulf of — to the east. Esonice does not have any immediate borders except the port cities of Sademi and Mikura administered by Florentia, Yedo by the United Federation of Garindina and Maimi administered by the Kingdom of Seylos. It’s closest maritime neighbours are the state of Giokto, the Commonwealth of Andalla and the mainland of the Confederate States of Florentia. Consisting of various islands, Esonice covers a size approximately of 354,835km2 with a population density of less than 100 people per square kilometre. Maimedo (Esonian: 橙水) is the nation’s capital, it's also the most populous city with Marusonya (Esonian: 丸口) taking second place.

Esonice is classified as a high income developed nation, home to a population of 34,708,538 inhabitants. Following after its turbulent years during the 19th and early 20th centuries, Esonice enjoyed an economic boom which lasted from the 1960s to the 1990s. Today Esonian citizens enjoy a high standard of living, alongside a free universal healthcare system, high standards of education, and economic freedom. Esonice has a vibrant cultural heritage, spanning from Esonice's artistic scene, literature, music and popular culture in media, also having a strong animation and gaming scene. Esonice is especially known for its culinary prowess and deep mythology.

Internationally Esonice is a member state of the Aurelian League, Argic-Thalassan-Alharun Regional Association, Eurth Group of 7, Group of Island Nations, and an observer to the League of Alharu and Aurelian Native Nations. Esonice is also a permanent member of the Assembled Nations Security Council.

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White sands beach in Echō, a popular tourist resort location. Representative of many typical beaches in Esonice.
Part of the central Shinchō mountains between Sankai and Hirumi, typical of many mountainous landscapes in Esonice

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The Esonian tiger is the national animal of Esonice, it's considered a sacred animal in Esonian folklore.
Sun bears are in many forested areas of Esonice, they're known as coconut bears in Esonian and pronounced as Mokoguma or Mokogenbo (椰熊) depending on region and dialect.
Red pandas known as Hakao (狖) or Hakaneko in Esonice can be found in many mountainous and hilly areas across Esonice

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Various logos of major Esonian brands

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16th century Miyoto castle located on a hill in the historic castle town centre of Miyoto, the provincial capital city of Jubara province
Main road of the historic village of Ūgasai in western Sankai province known for its hotsprings and local teashops, in recent times the village has become a popular tourist spot

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Agriculture and fishery

Rice paddy field in northeastern Jubara province. Rice has been a backbone of Esonian cuisine for centuries.

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Ingrown cluster of Spinel crystals from a mine in Honchō province

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Pie chart showing various religions in Esonice

According to the 2020 population census, 75.3% of Esonian citizens adhere to the indigenous Ari-kokai faith, otherwise known as Arikaism. About 21.5% of Esonians identify themselves as atheist or agnostic. It is often hard to find a precise percentage of Arikaist believers as it is decentralised faith with no holy book or religious figurehead. Arikaism is also closely interconnected with Esonice's cultural heritage, meaning that even though some Esonians identify as irreligious, they still may participate in many Arikai rituals, temple visits, celebrations, festivities as adherence to cultural traditions remains high. A significant Buddhist community also exists in Esonice, brought in by Huang merchants and migrants that came to Esonice throughout history and often influenced the culture of Esonice.  

Ever since the introduction of Christianity to Esonice during the 17th century, many missionaries from places such as Tagmatium and Iverica came to Esonice trying to convert inhabitants. This left Esonice with a significant Christian minority of approximately 750,000 adherents, that make up 2.2% of the Esonian population. The majority Christian sect that is worshipped by the Esonian Christian minority is the Tacolic sect. Many individuals that identify themselves as Christian adherents are also migrants and non-Esonians, with the most significant being the Iberic communities of Esonice, specifically the Iverican community. Some Christian customs that were brought into Esonice by missionaries, migrants and Esonians converts, were partially adapted and secularised into Esonian society. Such as Valentine's Day that is thought of as similar to the Sun and moon festival, Christian-style marriage, and Christmas.

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Other religions in Esonice include the Muslim faith, specifically the Ismaili Shia sect that makes up the majority of Muslim adherents in Alharu. The Muslim community in Esonice are primarily refugees that escaped persecution and systematic genocide from San Castellino, with little being ethnic Esonians. Only 2,850 out of the 40,000 existing Muslims identified themselves as ethnic Esonian Muslims in the 2020 population census. Only 32 mosques exist in Esonice.

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Esonian Market (July 1894) Gabriel Carlo Rosso in the streets of Marusonya, Hirumi
Steps to Miji (April 1886) Solomon Simeon in Sankai province
The King's Court (1889) Riobárd ó Gallchobhair on Orange Palace grounds in Maimedo, Kinkai

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