Great Xio
Empire of Great Xio Xiohane | |
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| File:Location of Great Xio on Eurth.png Location of Great Xio on Eurth | |
| Capital | Pashae |
| Largest city | Xiseka |
| Official languages | Xi Dialect |
| Recognised national languages | Le, Nūka, Ka. Huang |
| Recognised regional languages | Soho, Naho |
| Ethnic groups (2021) | Xieika, Huang, Leika, Nuthan, Kaika, Sohoika, Nahaika |
| Demonym(s) | Xioan |
| Government | Communist Federal Theocracy |
• 77th Mountain Lord | Vosō Ne |
• Elected Grand Syndic | Phaakheō-voke Hisema |
• Emperor Absentia | Aidan Redmond |
| Legislature | Imperial Government & Syndic Council |
| Establishment | |
• Merchantile Xisekan Empire | 430 AD |
• First Empire of Xio | 550 AD |
• Xi Kingdom | 927 AD |
• Second Empire of Xio | 1525 |
• Empire of Great Xio | 1731 |
| Area | |
• | 784,000 km2 (303,000 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2021 census | 8,829,200 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2021 estimate |
• Per capita | 3,575 |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Per capita | 2100 |
| Currency | Auro (𐠓) |
| Time zone | UTC-4.30 (ALT) |
| Date format | YY/MM/DD |
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Great Xio, officially the Empire of Great Xio and informally abbreviated to Xio. WIP
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Geography
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History
WIP • Syrbotae non-Syrbotic coastal and river city states.
• Wiped out by Kirvinan colonists and settled by !Greek Ahromans.
• Steppe and Mountain Syrbotic groups associated with original modern Syrbotae faith cult migrated south and absorbed the !Greeks.
• Syrbotic city states form, Xiseka forms coastal mercantile empire.
• Guild system from Mito late 1500s / early 1600s consolidated in 1720s to replace tribal and city power.
• mid to late 1700s, annexation of Dhiikala, Khao. Mid 1800s Leho. Late 1800s Hōq'nuka. Early 1900s Nanhong. Early 2010s Nagoxō.
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