Archive:Dina
| Dina diina |
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| Motto: Delnoowan ko Delijaantifac Sovereignty and Identity |
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| Anthem: Tuugra Adiiv Du Diina National Anthem of Dina |
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 Map of Alpa showing Dina's location
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| Capital and | Aace | |||||
| Official languages | Dina | |||||
| Recognised national languages | Dina, Tirina | |||||
| Recognised regional languages | Jahci, Jošerot | |||||
| Demonym | Dina | |||||
| Government | ||||||
| - | President | Joola Bonemné | ||||
| Independence from Nordjaelm | ||||||
| Area | ||||||
| - | 99,771 km2 38,522 sq mi |
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| Time zone | SCT-6 | |||||
| Date format | dd.mm.yyyy (AD) | |||||
| Drives on the | left | |||||
| Calling code | +721 | |||||
| Internet TLD | .dn | |||||
Dina (English: [diːnə], Dina: diina [diːna]), is a country located in southern Alpa, bordering the Dragon Sea and reach north along the Something-Or-Other Mountains. Dina is the smallest nation on Alpa, with the smallest population, excluding Thkelpenhurn.
Etymology
The name "Dina" originates as an anglicised version of its native name, "diina". This is a softening of the word "tirina", meaning Tirina in Tirina.
History
Geography
Geology
Climate
Biodiversity
Politics
Government
Administrative divisions
Foreign relations
Alpa
Throughout history, Dina has been open to immigration and trade with its Alpan neighbours, however, after opening up to the international stage, its relations have become more selective with its partners. In Alpa, Dina has cut off ties and governmental recognition of Tsaba, due to angst towards Tsabi people in Dina's independence movement. Once Dina gained independence, ties with Nordjaelm were also cut, however, interactions between the two have been increasing, with a Dina embassy opening up in Kjonnia.
Vaniu
Internationally, there are more cut ties. In 2009, Dina cut ties with Komania, Thaghavan, and Tsuinnia, where the then-President, Prigot Eltenjau, said "they were too religious-endorsing of a nation for Dina to co-operate with". In 2013, Dina then discontinued trade from more Vaniuan nations, later to be termed as the Vaniuan Bagel, or Haasiga Vanijuuni. Zwazwamia, despite being a theocracy, was not included in the Bagel, however mentions arose of adding them, therefore ceasing trade and immigration between the two countries.