Paxaklemtorno

Kingdoms of Paxaklemtorno Paxaxidineaki (Tqennin) Passashidineysi or Passasidneyashi
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Numixaseredenjixaseol Free of bonds, free of pain
Anthem: Selessmapexliana Sea of Stars
Location of Paxaklemtorno in Anteria
Capital	Niquenunipe
Official languages	Tqennin Auawan-Setumun
Ethnic groups (2020)	54% Tqennu 22% Au 14% Setumue 8% Foreign Nationals 2% Other
Religion (2020)	97% Qwesmenu 2% Christianity 1% Other
Demonym(s)	Passashan
Government	Federal semi-direct assembly-moderated democracy under an executive constitutional monarchy
• Queen	Pexurtimu mwa XIX
• President	Weteru Uahn
Legislature	Federal Mdxlis
• Upper house	Council of Corners
• Lower house	Popular Assembly
Formation
• Kingdoms proclaimed	June 7th, 1232 BC
• Earliest base law	August 23rd, 277 BC
• First centralism	January 2nd, 571
• Latest base law	November 7th, 1663
Area
• Total	17,784 km2 (6,866 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 estimate	7,100,000
• 2019 census	7,024,680
• Density	395/km2 (1,023.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	2019 estimate
• Total	464,046 billion ACU
• Per capita	67,483 ACU
Gini (2019)	25.4 low
HDI (2019)	0.822 very high
Currency	Passashan kernel (PXK)
Time zone	UTC-2 (PUT)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+909
Internet TLD	.xp

Paxaklemtorno (Passashi Phonetic: Passashlemtorna), or the Kingdoms of Paxaklemtorno, is an island nation in Northern Thrismari. Paxaklemtorno is surrounded by the Marmor Sea, an internal sea of the Kaldaz Ocean, though it borders the island possessions of Encessia in the west and Senshen in the north. Paxaklemtorno spans an archipelago of the same name, housing its greatly urbanised population. The capital of the Kingdoms, Niquenunipe, in which both the civil and the royal governments are located, is one of the jewels of the island of Waqa, which itself is the largest island of Paxaklemtorno.

The first mentions of the Kingdoms go as far back as the first millenium BC, with the earliest signs of paleohuman activity suggesting that modern Paxaklemtorno has been inhabited since the Old Stone Age. The legendary first monarch of the Kingdoms, Wqxm'pt, is credited with establishing the extant lineage of kings and queens during the 20th century BC. The earliest verified monarch, however, has lived around the 13th century BC, a date that is confirmed by various finds from the era that suggest the existence of a loose government over the island of Waqa. The Younger Kingdoms have enjoyed a unique power divide, one that was devised to maintain stability for the monarchy and prosperity for its subjects. Towards the 3rd century BC, the internal conflicts coming from that divide have resulted in a civil strife. In turn, this caused a period of Wars of the Isles to come into being, during which the features of the Current Kingdoms were finally defined. The unique social and political structures have ostracized Paxaklemtorno, which became evident in the 10th century, causing it to enter a full isolation. It was in effect until the Day of Open Ports, led by Encessia and the other powers of the Marmor Sea, after which the Kingdoms of Paxaklemtorno have entered a steep decline, following the forced reforms in the country and attempts to overthrow local rule. Ten Days of Xaxuaki and the diplomatic eminence of Passashan monarchs, specifically Queen Henipua, heralded the transformation of the Kingdoms from a largely agrarian society to an industrial polity, to a prosperous "periphery" country and, in the 20th century, to a developed nationstate. The tendency for neutralism, which became evident in the 19th century, defines contemporary external affairs of Paxaklemtorno, though recent monarchs and governments have shown a keen interest in developing an active foreign policy. Paxaklemtorno partakes in various regional and international organisations, but it isn't an official member of any of them, including the AWA, though it has signed a series of bilateral treaties with the latter, all defining the place of the state within the framework of modern Global Relations.

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