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| conventional_long_name = Viceroyalty of the New Aurean | status = {{wp|Colony}} of [[Gaullica]]

...tions to abolish slavery, doing so after {{wp|federalisation}} and the end of the [[Satucin|Amicable War]] in 1847.]] ...mid-19th century, when slavery was abolished as a practise by the majority of major nations.

The term '''Coian-Imaguan''' derives from the continent of [[Coius]], where the Coian-Imaguans originated from. ...''sic''] man was attacked and killed by a Constable accusyng [''sic''] him of byyng [''sic''] a runaway slave." However, this term was not widely used to

{{Region icon Kylaris}} ...colours}} and the [[Pan-Bahianism#Torch and Fist|Torch and Fist]], symbols of Pan-Bahianism.]]

| caption= Location of Bahia (dark green). ...peoples of Bahia and other subregions of Coius. It includes the countries of [[Asase Lewa]], [[Garambura]], [[Mabifia]], [[Maucha]], [[Rwizikuru]], [[Sa

| caption = [[Jean-Baptiste Canmore]], an important figure of the Emeraudian Spring | result = heightened Emeraudian nationalism, embrace of egalitarianism, foundations laid for [[Île d'Émeraude]]'s rather progress

...u'' or ''Baho-Imagwawe'') are people in [[Imagua and the Assimas]] who are of [[Bahia|Bahian]] descent. Like other [[Bahio-Arucian people|Bahio-Arucians] As of the 2011 census, the Bahio-Imaguan population comprise 60% of the country's population, with the Bahio-Imaguans generally living in large

...ineteenth century, it was supplanted by [[Port Fitzhubert]] as the capital of Riziland. ...ort Graham metropolitan area is the second largest in Rwizikuru after that of Port Fitzhubert.

{{Region icon Kylaris}} ...Michel Masson was one of the first white leaders in Bahia, becoming Mayor of Sainte-Germaine in 1656.]]

{{Template:Region icon Kylaris}} |conventional_long_name = Republic of Saint Cyriaca

..._te_Aceh_met_resident_Jongejans_TMnr_10001654.jpg|thumb|right|A photograph of gowsas working in Satucin, 1927]] ..._Anjer_Point_in_the_Island_of_Java_RMG_BHC1842.tiff|thumb|right|A painting of some gowsa transport ships as seen in Binhame Inlet in the 19th century]]

| leader1_title = [[President of Sainte-Chloé|President]] | leader2_title = [[Premier of Sainte-Chloé|Premier]]

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| subdivision_type1 = [[Administrative divisions of Imagua and the Assimas#Counties|County]] ...y, and the largest city to not be its own county, as it is the county seat of [[Assimas County]].

| motto = Mater urbium ({{wp|Latin language|Solarian}})<br>Mother of all cities | nickname = 'Mother of All Cities', 'Stad', 'Town'

...ge_caption = The Assimas Islands, highlighted on a map of [[Imagua and the Assimas]] ..., and have a population of 301,549 as of the 2011 census, comprising 23.1% of the national population.

...ht) were the principal proprietors of ''Indigénisme'' in the 1930s as part of the [[Garambura|New National Party]]. ...nd, until the party was forcefully disbanded by the [[Rwizikuru|Government of Rwizikuru]] and Archembault and Laflèche fled to the neighbouring [[Silber

...ed}} and practical institutions as the primary educational model in favour of schools ordered towards the human person. ...s in the [[Sainte-Chloé]] still claim to follow the educational philosophy of the movement.

|image_flag = Flag of the Marchenian Republic 2.png |image_flag2 = <!--e.g. Second-flag of country.svg-->

{{Region icon Kylaris}} |conventional_long_name = Republic of Imagua and the Assimas