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Ngāti Onekawa-Nukanoa is a country located in the on the Autearoan continent that is located in the southwestern Makrian Ocean. The capital is Hokianga-Nui-A-Kupe whilst the largest city is Kororāreka
Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is a large, Absolute Federal Monarchy located at the far eastern edge of Malaio with the Karaihe Sea to its north and the Vespanion and Makrian Oceans to its south and east . Compromised predominately of a large section of land on mainland Malaio, it also controls several small islands and most notably the very large island of Motunui to its immediate north. Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa capital city is Takutaiwhero, whilst the most populace city is Peeti-makau-rau.
 
As a Absolute Federal Monarchy Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is composed of a number of six smaller states known as Iwi in which Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is the overall nation. Formed from the Treaty of Takutaiwhero (1896) following several wars between the major iwi of the time and colonial conflicts against Arthurista. Following the Treaty the first Maori Kingi of this new state was Peeti I Onekawa, namesake of the city Peeti-makau-rau
 
Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa ranks as one of the most developed states in Malaio, boasting not only strong economic performance but also ranks itself highly in regards to several factors including education, healthcare and its economic freedoms. Alongside this modernity is a keen awareness f the value of its enviroment and the role of people as guardians of this resource and as a result has developed extensive enviromental impact legislation and conservation policies.
 
Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa notably is a founding member of the Association of Malaio Ozeros Nation and has enthustically been involved with several of the organisations most significant initaives. Most notably in the form of the Trans-Malaio Rail system developed in the 90s that now connects all member nations in the form of high speed passenger rail.
 


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 03:38, 30 October 2019

Ngāti Onekawa-Nukanoa

Ngāti Onekawa-Nukanoa
Flag of Onekawa-Nukanoa
Flag
Motto: Kia Kaha
Anthem: E Ihowā Atua
CapitalTakutaiwhero
LargestPeeti-makau-rau
Official languagesMaori
Recognised national languagesMaori, English, Mayan Languages
Ethnic groups
Maori 80.6%, Arthuristan 10.1%, Other 9.7%
Demonym(s)Maori
GovernmentAbsolute Federal Monarchy
• Māori Kīngi
Tama III Onekawa
Establishment
• Treaty of Takutai
1896
Area
• 
1,074,528 km2 (414,878 sq mi)
Population
• 2018 estimate
62,010,060
• 2015 census
60,045,367
• Density
57.7/km2 (149.4/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)estimate
• Total
$2,000,000,000,105
• Per capita
$32,253
CurrencyTara
Date formatdd/mm/yyyy

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Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is a large, Absolute Federal Monarchy located at the far eastern edge of Malaio with the Karaihe Sea to its north and the Vespanion and Makrian Oceans to its south and east . Compromised predominately of a large section of land on mainland Malaio, it also controls several small islands and most notably the very large island of Motunui to its immediate north. Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa capital city is Takutaiwhero, whilst the most populace city is Peeti-makau-rau.

As a Absolute Federal Monarchy Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is composed of a number of six smaller states known as Iwi in which Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa is the overall nation. Formed from the Treaty of Takutaiwhero (1896) following several wars between the major iwi of the time and colonial conflicts against Arthurista. Following the Treaty the first Maori Kingi of this new state was Peeti I Onekawa, namesake of the city Peeti-makau-rau

Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa ranks as one of the most developed states in Malaio, boasting not only strong economic performance but also ranks itself highly in regards to several factors including education, healthcare and its economic freedoms. Alongside this modernity is a keen awareness f the value of its enviroment and the role of people as guardians of this resource and as a result has developed extensive enviromental impact legislation and conservation policies.

Ngati Onekawa-Nukanoa notably is a founding member of the Association of Malaio Ozeros Nation and has enthustically been involved with several of the organisations most significant initaives. Most notably in the form of the Trans-Malaio Rail system developed in the 90s that now connects all member nations in the form of high speed passenger rail.


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