Pulau Keramat

The United Confederacy of Pulau Keramat Pulau Keramat Tanah Suci เกาะศักดิ์สิทธิ์ ເກາະສັກສິດ Moutere Tapu
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Motto: Untuk Persatuan Kita ("เพื่อความสามัคคีของเรา", "For Our Unity")
Anthem: ' ("Matahari Terbit Kepulauan","พระอาทิตย์ขึ้นของหมู่เกาะ","Sunrise of the Archipelago")
Political map of united Pulau Keramat Political map of united Pulau Keramat
Capital	Kopiona Poi
Largest	Tau Harimua
Official languages	Za'gree, Zahrani, Raji, Tuganani, Ahlranese
Recognised regional languages	Tsurushimese, Ommere, Maori
Ethnic groups	20% Zahran 12.5% Za'Gree 12.5% Raji 12% Ahlran 10% Tuganani 5% Tsurushiman 2.7% Maori 25.3% Other
Demonym(s)	Pulaui
Government	Confederated Oligarchical Constitutional Republic
• Councilmember of Kopiona Poi	Maurani Rahmkha
• Councilmember of Nahkarain	Soleadad Leano Manalo
• Councilmember of Birhanu	Kiambbang Teuku-Dayang
• Councilmember of The Solustheris	Anunak Leekpai
• Councilmember of Orang Uslia	Pertiwi Bambang Pangabbean
• Councilmember of Sinavia	Mutenge Kunokoa
Unification
• Pulau Keramat Declaration	17 July 1932
• The Dewan Emas Agreement	26 March 1953
• The Kirimoru Clause (Acceptance of Sinavia)	3 August 1960
Area
•	1,289,056 sq mi (3,338,640 km2)
Population
• 2017 estimate	83,452,600
• 2014 census	80,231,834
GDP (PPP)	2017 estimate
• Total	$1.563,75 billion
• Per capita	$18,738.83
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$1.658,39. billion
• Per capita	$19,872.49
Gini	44.1 medium
HDI	.886 high
Currency	Rigganit (PKR)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+63
ISO 3166 code	PK
Internet TLD	.pk

Language

Languages of Pulau Keramat
Language			Percent
Zahrani			76%
Za'Greni			67%
Rajini			74%
Ahlranese			68%
Tuganani			62%
Tsurushimanese			43.0%
Maori			33%
Other			81%

Religion

Religion in Pulau Keramat
Religion			Percent
Indigenous Folk Religion			33.4%
Sadhana			10.0%
N'nhivara			20.3%
Zoa Kip Kong			12%
Shekenism			14%
'Iifae Azdarin			8.3%
Other			2%

Ethnic Groups

Ethnic Groups of Pulau Keramat
Ethnicity			Percent
Zahran			20%
Za'Gree			12.5%
Raji			12.5%
Ahlran			12%
Tuganani			10%
Tsurushiman			4%
Maori			3%
Other			26%