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Insular Kingdom of Piringia
Teaqoawea 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"
Capital
and largest city
Priqaya
Official languages Literary Piringish
Recognised regional languages Kupulehono · Popular Piringish · Fringian
Minority languagesa Ame · Pakunelian · Piringian Sign Language · Qonklese · Zveahe
Demonym Piringian, Piringish
Government Absolute Monarchy
 -  Monarch (King) Haqak Tiyam
Legislature Monarch
Area
 -  Total 110,572 km2
42,692 sq mi
Population
 -  2016 estimate 6,910,750
 -  Density 63/km2
163.2/sq mi
HDI 0.65
medium
Currency Draconian Lotus (DRL)
Time zone (SCT-03:30)
Date format dd-mm-yyyy
Drives on the left
Calling code +291
Internet TLD .pn
a. The list only includes minority languages that are officially recognised.

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 Proto-Pringian Fryqinxdhcdxi, /fryʔiŋdʰəði/, which refered to the Varkanic people, but rather from Vöryjcnxnaq, /vøryjəŋnaʔ/, which was the name of their earth deity, and later came to symbolise the land on which they lived.

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