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===Transition to democracy===
===Transition to democracy===


The Krabule Revolution (1855, Kwang: Kyaiqbùle) smth smth overthrew the ruling House of Ghri (Middle Kwang: *khry 'grandson').


===The Pangyeoun War===
===The Pangyeoun War===

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Republic of Naea
Neyad Yombhil
Flag
CapitalIbheceb
Official languages Naean
Government Constitutional republic
Area
 -  501,857 km2
193,768 sq mi
Population
 -  20XX census 90,836,234
 -  Density 181/km2
468.8/sq mi

Naea (Naean Neya [nɛʝa]), officially the Republic of Naea (Naean: Neyad Yombhil [nɛʝad ʝɔmbʰil]), is a country located in central Soltenna. Lying north of Lake Soltenna, Naea is bordered by Mai Thi, Karduv, Qonklaks, Riyana, and Kadya. Due to its central position within Soltenna, Naea has been able to historically thrive and grow as a dominant power in Soltenna. Naea is the second most populous country in Soltenna, at 90 million people, and remains influential both politically and culturally.

Etymology

History

Naean Confederation

Unification and centralization

Transition to democracy

The Krabule Revolution (1855, Kwang: Kyaiqbùle) smth smth overthrew the ruling House of Ghri (Middle Kwang: *khry 'grandson').

The Pangyeoun War

General Naean political sentiment during the 1930s left many suspicious of the recent takeover of Dain Pain in Qonklaks. After the proclamation of Dain Pain's Qonklese Empire and subsequent invasions of Quaxin Xun and Zaizung, the Naean people became increasingly concerned about the rise of authoritarianism in Soltenna, urging the government to take a stance. In 1939, Naean President Bun Teteh issue a formal warning to Qonklaks, discouraging Dain Pain from militarily invading any other Soltennan countries. Bun stated that if Qonklaks were to invade any other state, Naea would have to militarily intervene in the name of peace.

In 1940, Qonklaks began its invasion of Riyana.

Post-war Naea

Geography

Geology

Climate

Biodiversity

Politics

Government

Administrative divisions

Foreign relations

Military

Economy

Transport

Energy

Science and technology

Tourism

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Urbanisation

Language

Education

Healthcare

Religion

Culture

Heritage

Architecture

Literature

Art

Music

Theatre

Film

Cuisine

Sport

Symbols

See also