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Maregua

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Kingdom of Maregua
3 other official names
Motto: 
Anthem: "Tetã Abádeyvy Momorãhéi"
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     Maregua     Triania
     Maregua     Triania
CapitalNaciente
Official languagesAvañe'e
Almagrian
Almagrian
Ethnic groups
See Ethnicity
Demonym(s)Mareguan/s
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy
• King
Marangatu X
• Prime Minister
Mba’evera Ygary
LegislatureNational Assembly
Independence from Almagria
• Declared
8 October 1756
28 April 1768
17 June 1804
January-September 1820
• Current Constitution
2 May 1956
Population
• 2019 estimate
Increase 42,192,293
• 2019 census
41,392,293
• Density
18.9/km2 (49.0/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
Increase$646.3 billion
• Per capita
$15,594
Date formatdd.mm.yyyy
Driving sideright
Calling code+193
ISO 3166 code.MG

Maregua (/'mˈɛ͡ɹɡjuːə/; Almagrian pronounciation: /'maˈɾeɣwa/ http://ipa-reader.xyz/?text=m%CB%88%C9%9B%CD%A1%C9%B9%C9%A1ju%CB%90%C9%99&voice=Enrique listen, Native Avañe'e: Abádeyvy) officially the Kingdom of Maregua (Avañe'e: Rréino de Abádeyvy) is a country in Triania Major located along the Coast of Gold and makes up a land area of Xkm2 (X sq mi), making it one of the largest countries in Triania Major. It shares land borders with Atitlan to the west, X to the north, X to the east and X to the south. Maregua has a population of around 42.2 million. The capital city is Naciente with other major metripolitan areas including Borja, Sommerfield, Cabaye and Rosarito.

Etymology

History

Prehistory

The earliest traces of human life in Maregua date to the paleolithic period, with traces of continued inhabitance through the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods.

Geography

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Politics and Government

King Marangatu X with the UN in 2019
Prime-Minister Mba’evera Ygary.

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Military

Administrative Divisions

Law

Law Enforcement

Economy

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Energy

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