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Royal Technocratic Realm of Quenmin Phạm Dynasty | |
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Motto: Đức, Trí tuệ, và Thịnh vượng Virtue, Wisdom, and Prosperity | |
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| Capital | Cao Khoát |
| Largest city | Bãi Biển Ngao |
| Official languages | Vietnamese |
| Recognized languages | English, Hmong, Thai, Cham, German, Italian, Russian, Miranian |
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| Demonym(s) | Quenminese |
| Government | Letrinhist Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy |
• Emperor | Lành Chinh |
| Trần Liễng Tâm Han | |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 210,000,000 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | $788 billion |
• Per capita | $31,200 |
| HDI |  0.867very high |
| Currency | tiền (Ѧ) |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +573 |
| Internet TLD | .qm |
Quenmin is a country in Tyran, located in the continent of Siduri. It is situated with the Hung Linh Sea to the east, with Tamau to the west, Rapallo to the north, and Ai Chi to the south.
History
Prehistory
Hoằng Khánh Culture (5400-2620 BCE)
Đông Sơn Culture (3925-2680 BCE)
Hồng Bàng Dynasty (2690-2423 BCE)
Thạch Dynasty (2423-2256 BCE)
Dương Dynasty (2256-1844 BCE)
Four Emperors Period (1844-1768 BCE)
Trần Dynasty (1768-877 BCE)
Triệu Dynasty (321 BCE-229 CE)
Liễu Dynasty (229-450 CE)
Autumn's Perturbance (450-438 CE)
Arkoennite Domination and the Three Kings of the Coastline (610-850 CE)
Early Nguyễn Dynasty (850-1166 CE)
Cao Dynasty (1166-1180 CE)
First Anarchy (1180-1265 CE)
Kiếm Hoà Dynasty (1265-1346 CE)
Later Nguyễn Dynasty (1346-1420 CE)
Vưu Dynasty (1420-1440 CE)
Khúc Dynasty (1440-1830 CE)
Second Anarchy (1850-1860 CE)
Phạm Dynasty (1860-present)
National Restoration Movement (1853-1888 CE)
Empire of Quenmin (1888-1947 CE)
Shift to a Democratic Monarchy (1947-1965 CE)
Modern Era (1965-present)
Geography
Climate
Wildlife
Demographics
| Rank | Administrative Division | Pop. | Rank | Administrative Division | Pop. | ||||
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| Bãi Biển Ngao Bãi Biển Ngao  Đà Nẵng |
1 | Bãi Biển Ngao | Bãi Biển Ngao Municipality | 15,534,500 | 11 | Cam Ðoc | Tuyên Hóa Province | 725,493 | Cao Khoát Cao Khoát  Kontin |
| 2 | Đà Nẵng | Cửa Đường Province | 10,093,371 | 12 | Buôn Ma Thuột | Vũ Bá Province | 674,201 | ||
| 3 | Cao Khoát | Cao Khoát Imperial and Royal Municipality | 5,830,312 | 13 | Quang Cai | Tường Lân Province | 659,867 | ||
| 4 | Kontin | Kontin Municipality | 4,593,291 | 14 | Sa Pha | Bà Thiết Province | 638,475 | ||
| 5 | Haigia | Tuy Ngãi Province | 3,395,493 | 15 | Phan Thiết | Kon Yên Province | 388,376 | ||
| 6 | Mỹ Xuyên | Nảy Thịt Province | 1,892,583 | 16 | Thanh Xuyên | Lộng Hố Province | 252,493 | ||
| 7 | Bích Nguyệt | Hoang Thái Province | 1,249,954 | 17 | Lào Hòa | Lào Hòa Province | 238,735 | ||
| 8 | Hue Bí | Móng Phu Province | 895,403 | 18 | Nha Nhon | Nảy Thịt Province | 220,494 | ||
| 9 | Ha Tho | Ha Tho Municipality | 833,742 | 19 | Lang Lat | Lang Lat Province | 210,543 | ||
| 10 | Phan Rang Ngãi | Bạch Đặng Province | 755,302 | 20 | Quyen Tong Binh City | Duong Pham Province | 200,100 | ||
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Public Holidays
| Name | Quenminese Name | Date(s) | Notes |
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| New Year's Day | Ngay đâu năm | January 1 | Celebration of the New Year. |
| Quenminese New Year | Tết | January 28-30 | Marks a new year of the lunisolar calendar. A national one week of leisure from work, labor, and school after the celebration is followed. |
| Emperor's Birthday | Sinh nhật của Hoàng đế | March 15 (currently) | Observance of the birthday of the current Emperor of Quenmin. |
| Unification Day | Ngày Thống nhất | March 28 | Commemoration of the unification of the country in 1860. |
| National Teachers' Day | Ngày Nhà giáo Quốc | April 16 | Observance of the enormous contributions of every teacher and professor within the nation to the educational system. |
| International Workers' Day | Ngày Quốc tế Lo động | May 1 | Observance of the efforts of every worker within the country. This day is also celebrated with 80% of all nations within Tyran. |
| Trịnh Nguyên Huynh Day | Ngày Trịnh Nguyên Huynh | June 11 | Recognizes the birthday of Trịnh Nguyên Huynh, former Prime Minister of Quenmin and author of the Essential Amendments of the Constitution. |
| Inception of Democracy | Khởi động của Dân chủ | June 12 | Commemorates the day when the Imperial Constitution of Quenmin was ratified. |
| Summer Climax (Fireworks Warfare Day) | Mùa hè Cao trào (Ngày Pháo hoa Chiến tranh) | August 13-15 | The day when the youth and adult population celebrate the ending days of summer vacation by enacting a war game with fireworks or a fusillade of fireworks. Safety precautions for this celebrations have been established by local governments all across the country. |
| Election Day | Ngày Bầu cử | November 5 | The day when the nation elects a future parliament to take over the government for the next five years. |
| Celebration of Serenity | Kỷ niệm Sự thanh bình | December 15-December 31 | Observance of the passing of the Thuận Thiên Comet once every 51 years. The celebration requires everyone to wear clothes that contain either teal, cyan, pink, blue, or purple, as these colors emphasize the symbolism of the illuminating core of the comet and its long streak stretching across the sky. |