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Singhapala Bisaya Republic 大島民国 (Tayichian) | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Capital | Fort Sotto (de jure)
Tacloban (de facto) |
| Largest | Fort Opon |
| Official languages | Borealian Visayan
Borealian Mandarin Tayichian |
| Establishment | |
• Treaty of Shuto | 1 February 1930 |
• Military Order 117 (Disbanded) | 17 August 1937 |
The Singhapala Bisaya Republic, commonly known as the Launat Regime or Northern SBR to distinguish itself was a wartime puppet state of the Empire of Tayichi in northern Singhapala Bisaya. It existed alongside the [Southern Government] under Roman Tanvir Sadayag during the Bisayan Civil War and the Great War. The country functioned as a military dictatorship under Geras Bulinao Launat. Initially, it governed territories captured by Tayichi during the Tayichian Invasion of the SBR, but its control diminished as the civil war progressed.