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Insular Kingdom of Piringia
Lamneasienyang Piringa
Flag of Piringia Coat of arms of Piringia’
Flag Emblem
Motto: ‘Pelenasayto Tarim’
To Eternity
Anthem: "Koukaraliya Piringa"
"Piringia will live on"
Audio
Royal anthem"Koukaraliya Piringa"
CapitalPriqaya
Largest Capital
Official languages Literary Piringish
Recognised regional languages Kupulehono, Popular Piringish, Fringian
Recognised Minority Languages Ame language, Pakunelian, Piringian Sign Language, Qonklese, Zveahe
Demonym Piringian, Piringish
Government Absolute Monarchy
 -  Monarch (King) Haqak Tiyam
Legislature Monarch
Area
 -  110,572 km2
42,692 sq mi
Population
 -  2016 estimate 6910750
 -  Density 63/km2
163.2/sq mi
HDI 0,65
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Currency Royal Piringian Lam (RPL)
Date format dd-mm-yyyy
Drives on the left
Calling code +291
Internet TLD .pn

Piringia (IPA: /pɪɹɪndʒia/, Native language: Piringa, IPA: /piriŋa/), officially the Insular Kingdom of Piringia, is a country located in Soltenna, south-west of Pulehono, east of Pakunel. It is an absolute monarchy that was reasonably historically isolated. Terminia came in contact with Piringia towards the 1400's, converting them from a local paganism to Pashaism.

Etymology

The native name Piringa, contrary to popular belief, does not come from Fryqinxdhcdxi, /fryʔiŋdʰəði/, which refered to the Varkanic people, but rather from Vöryjcnxnaq, /vøryjəŋnaʔ/, which was the name of their worth deity, and later came to symbolise the land on which they lived. Both Proto-Pringian roots became so similar that all derivatives seemed to come from the same root.

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