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The '''Democratic Republic of Rhava''' ([[Rhavanese Huang]]: ''南日'') was a {{wpl|multi-party state|multi-party}} {{wpl|democratic state|democratic}} {{wpl|republic}} located in Eastern [[Alharu]]. The nation was near [[Yeosan]] to the west, [[Utogo]] to the south, [[Rhava]] to the north, and the [[Whanganui Sea]] to the East. It had a {{wpl|tropical climate}}. The capital and largest city was [[Chow Chó]]. [[Rhavanese language|Nhai]] and Rhavanese Huang or Lan were the national languages of the country, and are both part of the [[Huang language family]], though Nhai is more distant. Most of the country was {{wpl|Catholic}}, although there were some groups who practiced {{wpl|Hinduism}} and {{wpl|Buddhism}}. | |||
Revision as of 20:28, 6 July 2021
The Democratic Republic of Rhava 南日 | |
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| Status | Extinct |
| Capital | Chow Chó |
| Official languages | Rhavanese Huang, Nhai (standard script) |
| Recognised regional languages | Huang, Anglish, Nhai (ancient script) |
| Religion | Catholic |
| Demonym(s) | Rhavanese, Rhavan |
| Government | multi-party democracy republic |
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• Establishment of the Democratic Republic of Rhava | 1843 CE |
| Time zone | UTC -3 |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .flg |
The Democratic Republic of Rhava (Rhavanese Huang: 南日) was a multi-party democratic republic located in Eastern Alharu. The nation was near Yeosan to the west, Utogo to the south, Rhava to the north, and the Whanganui Sea to the East. It had a tropical climate. The capital and largest city was Chow Chó. Nhai and Rhavanese Huang or Lan were the national languages of the country, and are both part of the Huang language family, though Nhai is more distant. Most of the country was Catholic, although there were some groups who practiced Hinduism and Buddhism.