Oyazan
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| Third Republic of Oyazan Oyazane Yereşet |
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| Capital and | Periyağ | |||
| Official languages | Fama | |||
| Recognised regional languages | Badovi, Bashan, Cirolovian | |||
| Government | Unitary Semi-Parliamentary Republic | |||
| Establishment | ||||
| - | Third Republic Established | June 5, 2006 | ||
| Area | ||||
| - | 225,000 km2 87,000 sq mi |
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| Population | ||||
| - | estimate | 3,600,000 | ||
| - | Density | 16/km2 41.4/sq mi |
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Oyazan (Fama: Oyazane Yereşet [ojaˈzɑ̌ːne jereˈʃěːt]), officially the Third Republic of Oyazan, is a country located in northern Vaniua. It borders Khezan to the south, Fukota to the east and Faichan to the north.
Etymology
The name "Oyazan" comes from Maychen Oya, "plenty" and the suffix -zan, "land". Yereşet derives from Nashaghan êrêshet, "republic".
History
Early History
Ohanian Empire
War with Qasam's Kingdom
The Tamir Khanate
The Sunrise Horde
Masic Control
Khezian Control
Maychen Genocide
Partition
First Revolution
Civil Unrest
Second Revolution
The Third Republic
Geography
Geology
Rolovian Mountains
Plateau
Climate
Humid Plateau
Steppe
Famazan
Biodiversity
Land Animals
Miniature Field Wolf
Spalax
Avians
Aquatic Life
Endangered Species
Politics
Government
Executive Branch
Police
Legislative Branch
Upper House
Lower House
Judicial Branch
Royalty
Administrative divisions
Historical Regions
Provinces
Cantons
Districts
Foreign relations
Khezan
Fukota
Faichan
Vosan
Asaman
Vogia
Balakia
Military
Army
Air Force
Urban Military
Economy
Imports
Exports
Transport
Highways
Trains
Bicycles
Energy
Coal
Nuclear Energy
Green Energy
Science and technology
Nuclear Power
Electronics
Tourism
Climbing
Art Fair
Street Food
Demographics
Ethnic groups
Jiuzemic Peoples
Famaits
Maychens
Dasic Peoples
Badovis
Bashans
Masic Peoples
Vorozis
Lyoshulmians
Urbanisation
Periyağ
Ağona
Language
Fama
Badovi
Bashan
Vorozi
Lyoshulmian
Maychen
Education
Public Schools
Private Schools
GHARAMist Schools
Healthcare
Public Healthcare
Issues
Private Clinics
Religion
Zarasaism
GHARAMism
Qasamism
Minority Religions
Culture
Heritage
12 Tribes
Architecture
Influences
Mosques
Secular Architecture
Vernacular Architecture
Literature
Five Hundred Beef Stews
Fables of the Steppe
Art
Great Riding GHARAM
Music
Instruments
Çifteli
Alboka
Folk Music
Theatre
Oyazi Martial Theatre
Film
Tariyetem
Cuisine
Meat Dishes
Breads
Dairy Products
Desserts
Beverages
Non-Alcoholic Drinks
Wines
Sport
War Games
Equestrian Sports
Martial Arts
Soccer
Games
Draughts
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