Pacanesia

State of Pacanesia and Anesia Taheya o Pakaw e te Anaw'se (Pacanese)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Na Taheya o' Na Taheya 'My Country o' My Country!'
Anthem: "Prevail in the Seas"
Capital and largest city	Jenni-Bahar
Capital-in-exile	Kahalie
Official languages	Pacanese Common
Regionalized language	Pohnpenesian
Ethnic groups (2005)	51% White 29% Pacanese 27.1% other (incl. Ultramaros and multiracials.
Religion	55-60% Irreligion 35-40.2% Christian 6-8% Islam 14.8% other or undeclared
Demonym(s)	Pacanese
Government	Federal hereditary dictatorship under foreign control
• President	Tariqua Abadul
Legislature	General Kiuva
Legally administrated by Pohnpenesia and Riamo as a joint territory, local government in exile since 2010.
• Kingdom of Pacanay	1911
• Riamese mandate	1924
• Independence	1930
• Pacanese civil war begins	2005
• Invasion of Pacanesia and Riamo-Pohnpenesian control	2010-
Area
• Total	9,029 km2 (3,486 sq mi)
• Water (%)	1%
Population
• 2023 estimate	980,000
• 2005 census	1,548,000
GDP (PPP)	2023 estimate
• Total	$23.3 billion
GDP (nominal)	2023 estimate
• Total	$23.3 billion
Gini	29.1 low
HDI (2023)	0.698 medium
Currency	Riamese hull (RMH)
Time zone	UTC+6
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+451
Internet TLD	.pc

Pacanesia, officially the State of Pacanesia and Anesia (Pacanese: Taheya o Pakaw e te Anaw'se) is an an archipelagic nation located in the southern fringes of the Kaldaz Ocean. The nation is made up of 20 islands in 2 archipelagos, 12 in Pacanesia and 8 in Anesia. According to the World Assembly, as of 2023, Pacanesia has an estimated population of approximately 980,000. In contrast, the pre-war census conducted in 2005 reported a population of 1,548,000 inhabitants. The capital and largest city is Jenni-Bahar, home to over 500,000 people—over 50% of the entire country's population. The de facto capital-in-exile is Kahalie, which used to be the largest city at over 700,000 before the civil war in 2005.

Of the 2005 population, 51% identified as ethnically White, while 29% identified as ethnically Pacanese. 27.1% are grouped into the "Ultramaro or other" category, which is primarily made up of Anáhuacese, Arab and Mixed people.