Coius
Area | 38,491,013 km2 (14,861,463 sq mi) |
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Population | 1,391,234,893 |
Population density | 33.95/km² |
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Unrecognised states | Heijiang |
Time zones | UTC-5–UTC+6 |
Coius is Kylaris' largest and most populous continent. It is located Western Hemisphere and stretches across the Southern and Northern Hemisphere. Coius is bounded by seas on all sides. To the north is the Gulf of Assoinaire, the Florian Ocean, and the Coast of Bahia. To the east, Coius is bordered by the Vehemens Ocean, the Banfuran Sea, and the Sublustrian Sea. To the South, it borders the Glacial Ocean, Coral Sea, and Honghai Sea. To the west lay the Lumine Ocean, Mazdan Sea, and Solarian Sea. Euclea is loacted to the north and west, across the Mazdan Sea, Solarian Sea, and Gulf of Assoinaire.
Coius is notable for its broad diversity of cultures, ecologies, and geography. Coius is the most environmentaly diverse continent in Kylaris, with biomes ranging from deserts in Bahia to the great mountain ranges of South Coius to the jungles of the eastern coast. Coius is traditionally broken down into multiple regions, including South Coius, Southeast Coius, Bahia, Badawiya and Satria. The Great Steppe is located in the central-southern interior of the continent.
Coius is the most populous continet, possessing almost 60% of the global population. South Coius has some of the largest and densest urban environments while Bahia and Badiwaya are among the most-sparsely settled regions in the world. Keisi, the Senrian capital located off the coast of South Coius, is the largest city in the world by population.
Geography and Climate
Main Regions
Badawiya Bahia Southeast Coius South Coius Satria
List of countries in Coius
Name | Capital | Population | Region | Head of State | Government type |
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Ajahadya | Banabadura | 166,112,000 | Satria | Vimala Balchandra | Presidential republic |
Baekjeong | Sangang | 80,348,293 | South Coius | Lee Seo-yeon | Parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
Dezevau | Bazadavo | 129,899,450 | Southeast Coius | Congress of Twenties | Council republic |
Emessa[a] | Lyria | 6,369,584 | Lisandrina Orunesu | Rahelia | Parliamentary republic |
Garambura | Mutimukuru | 8,635,881 | Bahia | Muzukuru Chiyangwa | Presidential republic |
Heijiang | Chashan | 8,394,746 | South Coius | Pan Jiayong | Authoritarian republic |
Ihram | Djma'a | 80,072,000 | Rahelia | Revolutionary People's Shura | Council republic |
Kadaria | Ispandikyan | 81,945,200 | Rahelia | Münir Gündoğan Bekçi | Authoritarian republic |
Kathastan | Gopura | 79,103,069 | Satira | TBA | Presidential republic |
Kumuso | Kumuso City | 1,403,956 | South Coius | Shayban V | Presidential republic |
Kuthina | Chaoburi | 81,653,237 | Southeast Coius | Srisantisuk | Parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
Ladaca | Madiaiei | 18,326,850 | Satria | Har Randhawa | Presidential republic |
Lavana | Pers | 49,842,742 | Southeast Coius | Lavanan Council | Council republic |
North Kabu | Magelang | 8,073,283 | Southeast Coius | Dian Suripto | Semi-presidential republic |
Rajyaghar | Kinadica | 84,267,147 | West Coius | Krishan VII | Parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
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Senria | Keisi | 258,751,620 | South Coius | Reika Okura | Parliamentary republic |
Siamat | Mouráng | 36,564,398 | Southeast Coius | Fabien Nhean | Authoritarian republic |
Sivathra | Mangalore | 45,210,341 | Satria | Sridhar Risheeven | Parliamentary republic |
Subarna | Khozapur | 91,034,632 | Satria | Jagannath Sarkar | Presidential republic |
Tsabara | Adunis | 59,115,236 | Rahelia | Nazim al-Qutayni | Parliamentary republic |
Zorasan | Zahedan | 173,112,587 | Central Coius | Vahid Isfandiar | Parliamentary republic |
Xiaodong | Rongzhuo | 553,746,000 | South Coius | Yuan Xiannian | Authoritarian republic |
Notes
- ↑ Emessa can be considered part of Coius (through Rahelia) or Southern Euclea; it has historical and sociopolitical connections with both.