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Republic of Toriany

Kelet-Tarján Köztársaság (Torianian)
Flag of East Toriany
Flag
Motto: Egyesült a demokráciánk alatt
United under our democracy
     Republic of Toriany     Atusia
     Republic of Toriany     Atusia
Capital
and largest city
Atouyvaros
Official languagesTorianian
Ethnic groups
(2021)
Torianian 95.1%
4.9% other nationalities
Demonym(s)East Torianian •
Torianian
GovernmentUnitary presidential constitutional republic
• President
Miksa Árpád
• Prime-Minister
Dominik Nagy
• Speaker of the National Assembly
Kevin Varga
LegislatureNational Assembly
Foundation
• Migration
>110s AD
355
988
1442
1877
• Independence from Kasai declared
22 December 1900
• UF Administration of Toriany
1 April 1953
• Current Constitution
15 August 1981
Population
• 2023 estimate
24,586,290
GDP (PPP)2016 estimate
• Total
$766 billion
• Per capita
$42,329
HDI (2023)0.899
very high
CurrencyTorianian Szűts
Time zoneUTC +7
Driving sideleft
Internet TLD.by

East Toriany (/iːst ˈtɔːɹi.ən.i/; http://ipa-reader.xyz/?text=%CB%88i%CB%90st%20t%CB%88o%CB%90%C9%B9i%CD%A1%C9%99ni&voice=Enrique listen, Torianian: Kelet-Tarjánország, /ˈke.let ˈtɒr.jaː.nor.saːɡ/) officially the Republic of Toriany (Torianian: Tarjánország Köztársaság) is a country in Atusia located along the Gulf of Toriany and makes up a land area of Xkm2 (X sq mi). It shares land borders with X to the west, West Toriany to the north, X to the east and Shorguria to the south. East Toriany has a population of around 24.5 million. The capital city is Delotthona with other major metripolitan areas including Devecsar, Emberek, Nagymizdó and Eger.

Etymology

History

Prehistory

Geography

Biodiversity

Climate

Politics and Government

President Miksa Árpád
Prime-Minister Dominik Nagy

Foreign Relations

Military

Administrative Divisions

Law

Law Enforcement

Economy

Primary sector

Secondary sector

Tertiary sector

Quarternary sector

Energy

Natural resources

Demographics

Urbanization

Immigration

Religion

Languages

Education

Healthcare

Culture

See Also

References