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| envoytitle1 = {{wp|Ambassador}} | envoytitle2 = {{wp|Ambassador}}

| alt = <!-- alt text; see [[WP:ALT]] --> | language = Namorese, Mandarin, Unolian

|type={{wp|Logographic}} |fam1={{wp|Chinese characters|Monic characters}}

| {{flag|Ainin}} || {{wp|French language|French}} || 1 | {{flag|Ambrose}} || {{wp|English language|English}}, [[Crethian language|Crethian]]|| 2 (+1 regional

...m}}<br>{{wp|Statism}}<br>{{wp|Abolition of monarchy|Anti-monarchism}}<br>{{wp|Anti-communism}} |position = {{wp|Big tent}}

|official_languages = {{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Ulanese}} ...= {{hlist |{{wp|Rusyn language|Aneskan}}|{{wp|Czech language|Plosenian}}|{{wp|Slovene language|Zacotian}}}}-->

...Democracy}}<br>{{wp|Alter-globalization}}<br>{{wp|Environmentalism}}<br>{{wp|Welfare state|Welfarism}} The '''Path of Democracy''' (''{{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Shangean}}'': '''民主思路'''; '''Mínzhǔ sīlù''') was a poli

'''Lin Xingyu''' ({{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Huaxian}}: 林兴煜 ''Lín Xīngyù'', born 11 May 1963) is a [[Do

...andarin Oriental Palace, Luzern|Hotel Palace Luzern}} in {{wp|Lucerne}}, {{wp|Switzerland}}. ...ure present during the incident, the royal couple promptly departed from {{wp|Switzerland}} out of fear of a repeated incident.

|honorific_prefix = {{wp|Excellency|His Excellency}} '''Ming Haitao''' ({{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Zaihanese}}: 明海濤; {{wp|pinyin}}: ''Míng Hǎitāo'') was a Zaihanese statesman who served as the f

...ogy = {{ubl|{{Wp|Council communism}}|{{wp|Anarchism}}|{{Wp|Syndicalism}}|{{wp|Left-wing nationalism}}}} | anthem = {{Wp|Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China|Without the Worker

| native_name_lang = [[Zhenian language|Zhenian]], {{wp|Mandarin|Wei language}} | related_groups = other {{wp|Asian peoples|Tarsic peoples}}

| native_name = 後港 or 青門 ({{wp|Chinese language|Shangean}}) | government_type = {{wp|Council–manager government}}

<!--MANDARIN CHINESE--> <!--MANDARIN CHINESE-->

| methods = *{{wp|Demonstration (people)|Demonstrations}}<br> *{{wp|General strike|General strikes}}<br>

| type = {{wp|Magazine}} | format = {{wp|Online magazine|Online}}

|langs = {{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Minjianese}}, [[Namorese language|Namorese]] |rels = Predominantly {{wp|Buddhism|Buddhist}} and [[Txoism|Txoist]] with {{wp|Christianity|Christian}} minorities

'''Xiangzhou''' ({{wp|Mandarin Chinese}}: 相州 [[Namorese language|Namorese]]: Сиянгчо <small>tr.

|official_languages = {{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Zaihanese}} |regional_languages = {{wp|Cantonese|Bakwanese}}

...{{wp|Romanisation|Cloelius-Arellius}}: ''Yisuh Kuohkuohjen-ni-Gerge''<br>{{wp|English language|Anglic}}: Yisü Kököjin | father = {{wp|Khan|Chagadai Khan}}