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Szezkia
Шещкиа
Flag Emblem
Capital
and largest city
Avdjereg
Official languages Szezk
Ethnic groups (2017) Szezk - 99%, Norjihani - 0.2%, Other - 0.8% (See Culture and People)
Demonym Szezk
Government Semi-Constitutional Federal Monarchy
 -  King Maksej II
 -  Queen Consort Czéssa Seczki
 -  President Nadja Dorjevna
 -  President of the Council of the Alcian Union Jorik Estevstva
Legislature The Senate
 -  Upper house House of Lords
 -  Lower house House of Elects
Establishment
 -  Djerev Szečky and Szezk Royals Appointed Rulers of Norjihan 1299 
 -  Royal Family Flees to the West with Their Remaining Following after Coup of Govegz Rona 1305 
 -  The Battle of Avdjereg 1306 
 -  Zagrov Szečky Establishes Monarchy of The Kingdom of Szezkia, with His Remaining Sister 1307 
 -  Construction of The Palace of Avdjereg Completed 1318 
 -  Appointment of First Chief Royal Advisor 1318 
 -  Formation of the Senate 1325 
Area
 -  Total 50,403.8 km2
19,461 sq mi
 -  Coastline 1166.7km
Population
 -  2017 census 21,875,249
 -  Density 434/km2
1,124.06/sq mi
HDI (2017)0.952
very high
Currency Szezk Yvah (SZY)
Time zone SZT (SCT+0)
Date format ddd.yyyy, XY
Drives on the left
Calling code +60
Internet TLD .sk

Szezkia (/ˈʃɛz.kiːə/; Szezk: Шещкиа [ˈɕɛ̝z̻ˤ:.kiɜ]) is the most territorially expansive state in the Kingdom of Szezkia, and with 21.9 million residents, is also the most populous. The government of the Kingdom of Szezkia has always been located in Szezkia's capital, Avdjereg, and as Szezkia was initially the only territory of the Kingdom of Szezkia, the region is commonly referred to as the Szezk Mainland.

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