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| The Principality of Nanghung Nạ́nt Nghung Mwạ́r |
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| Capital | Ang Nghung, Noá | |||
| Largest | Ang Nghung | |||
| Official languages | None | |||
| Working languages | Bahlian, Moyan, Navim | |||
| Demonym | Nanghan | |||
| Government | Principality, Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy | |||
| - | Prince | Lhianglhag VI | ||
| - | Prime minister | Giakmwạ́r Bhadnạ́nt | ||
| Legislature | The Gú | |||
| Establishment | ||||
| - | Dissolution of the Great Astalvi Empire | 1744 | ||
| - | Creation of the Gú | 1852 | ||
Nanghung (Bahlian: Nạ́nt Nghung Mwạ́r [nã́t ŋ̊əŋ mɯ̯ár]), officially the Principality of Nanghung, is an astalvi majority country located in northern Nagu.
Nanghung as an autonomous state can be traced back to the dissolution of the Great Astalvi Empire of the Amarantine in 1744, as it used to be one of its more powerful constituent principalities. It and Goal are the only remnants of the Empire left in the continent.
Etymology
Nanghung is a contraction of the longer native name Nạ́nt Nghung Mwạ́r, literally "Big Astalvi Land."
History
Prehistory
Its history can be traced back to the astalvi populations who migrated north after human expansion into Nagu.
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