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...holic Church of Zamastan|Zian Catholic Church]]<br/> || 1,242,192,000 || {{wp|Bible}} ...estant Christianity || [[Church of Zian|Zianism]]<br/> || 782,910,000 || {{wp|Bible}}

...ist}}<br/> {{wpl|Liturgy of the Hours}}<br/> {{wpl|Liturgical Year}}<br/>{{wp|Biblical Canon}}|heading4 = Theology|content4 = {{wpl|Trinity}}<br/> {{wpl| ===Islam===

...zhik}}|{{wp|Armenian language|Armenian}}|{{wp|Turkmen language|Turkmen}}|{{wp|Estonian language|Estonian}}}} and others ...licism}}|{{wp|Sunni Islam}}|{{wp|Shia Islam}}|{{wp|Eastern Catholicism}}|{{wp|Protestantism}}}} and others

| label1 = {{wp|Non-denominational Islam}} | label2 = {{wp|Sunni Islam}}

| style="text-indent:30px;"| {{wp|Prysbeterianism|Prysbeterian}} | style="text-indent:15px;"| {{wp|Catholicism|Catholic}}

...ramaic}}, {{wp|English Language|Common}}, {{wp|Spanish}}, {{wp|Hebrew}}, {{wp|Serbian|Kental}} ...Islam|Shia}}, with a {{wp|Sunni Islam|Sunni}} minority), {{wp|Judaism}}, {{wp|Druze}}

...|ru|Азербайджанская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) |flag_type_article={{wp|Flag of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic}}

...p|Federalism|Federal}} {{wp|Semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} {{wp|constitutional republic}} ...}})<br>[[Prime Minister of Anikatia|Prime Minister]] [[Do Eun-sook]]<br>({{wp|head of government}})

| official_languages = {{wp|Amharic|Aussan}} | religion = Shia Islam (Majority)

|official_languages = {{hlist |{{wp|Arabic Language|Arabic}} ...|[[Mehrava|Mehrani]] | [[Qazhshava|Qazhshavan]] | [[Sofrezia|Sofrezi]] | {{wp|Kurdish Language|Kurdish}} }}

|official_languages = {{hlist|{{wp|Kurdish languages|Shiruan}}|Kakish}} |ethnic_groups = 79.8% {{wp|Kurds|Shiruan}} <br> 14.1% Mixed <br> 3.6% White <br> 2.5% Other

...{lang|ru|Грузинская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) |flag_type_article={{wp|Flag of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic}}

...es in Hindia Belanda}} were nationalised, becoming a crown colony of the {{wp|Netherlands}}. | {{wp|Dutch language|Dutch}}, {{wp|Indonesian language|Indonesian}} and {{wp|English language|English}} at the national level; local vernaculars at the

...{{lang|ru|Узбекская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) |flag_type_article={{wp|Flag of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic}}

...{{lang|ru|Армянская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) |flag_type_article={{wp|Flag of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic}}

...istory) and [[Estovnia]]. It is a continuation of [[DSRA]]-[[Estovnia]]n {{wp|international relations|relations}} covering 1951-2001. After the collapse ...ic and military cooperation most notably towards [[Anikatia]] becoming a {{wp|nuclear power}}.

| languages = {{wp|English}}, Jersha ...religion]] (majority), {{wp|Protestantism|Protestant Christianity}}, {{wp|Islam}}

...{{lang|ru|Казахская Советская Социалистическая Республика|italics=off}} ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}) |flag_type_article={{wp|Flag of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic}}

|native_name =جمهورية مشياع الديمقراطية <small>({{wp|Arabic language|Mushaiyan}})<br>''Jumhuriat al-Mushayaih al-Diymuqratia''</ ...nsliteration|transliteration}})</small><br><small>Praise be to {{wp|God in Islam|God}}</small>

...ry) and [[Arthurista]]. It is a continuation of [[Arthurista]]n–[[DSRA]] {{wp|international relations|relations}} covering 1951-2001. There have been som ...ral trade, as well as some limited {{wp|Military intelligence|military}} {{wp|intelligence sharing}} in the post-[[Cold War (Pardes)|Cold War]] era withi