PyeongrangVision Song Festival

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PyeongrangVision Song Festival
Genre	Song competition
Created by	PCBC (predecessor of the HPBC)
Based on	Microvision
Country of origin	Phineonesian realms ( Order of the Holy Lakes)
Original language(s)	all languages in the Order of the Holy Lakes
No. of episodes	16 contests
Production company(s)	Hurmu and Phineonesian Broadcasting Consortium
Distributor	Broadcasters in the Phineonesian realms
Release
Original network	Public and commercial broadcasters in the Phineonesian realms (television and radio)
Picture format	576i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
Original release	20 February RP 2604 (RP 2604-02-20) until present
Chronology
Related shows	Microvision Song Contest Sancrus Music Festival

The PyeongrangVision Popular Song Festival is an annual or biennial song competition that competes for all regions in Phineonesian realms the Order of the Holy Lakes. The format is quite similar to an international song competition, but the rules are different, the format also consists of a semi-final round which broadcast on radio only and a final round which broadcast on radio and television. After all, the finals were shown simultaneously on all local public television stations except in semi-finals which are broadcasts in radio.

Format

PyeongrangVision Popular Song Festival is a competition for musicians and honors composers and lyricists who have contributed to the music industry in the Order of the Holy Lakes especially in Phineonesian popular music (PP-pop, PhinK-pop, TC-pop and Fora pop), although musicians are mostly have a contract, but the songwriter or composer and lyricist has no contract at all with the record label. The Hurmu and Phineonesian Broadcasting Consortium recommends members of public broadcasters from any of the administrative divisions of Phineonesian realms to introduce musicians and songwriters to participate as well as their songs to be broadcast on radio. Each participant will be selected by a local broadcaster representing their respective administrative divisions from both countries.

In 2024, the proposed format which all participants from each realms will compete in the semi-finals which will be broadcast on radio (and television in Phinbella, Forajasaki, Plazas de Irian and Desaremix), each realm in Hurmu is divided into several areas or regions for one representative, meanwhile the realms of the Phineonesians are divided into several administrative units, federal regions, dependent regions and special administrative regions in Phinbella, states and autonomous regions in Forajasaki for one representative. Only one representative who gets the most points qualifies for the final round representing their respective realms. However, due to confusion over the selection involving the Hurmudan realms, the 2024 edition was cancelled, making it a selection for the Phineonesian realms only. In the 2025 edition, the Phineonesian regional selection will qualify four songs representing the four realms each to the national selection which is also handled by the HPBC. The Phineonesian representatives will compete together with the representatives of the Hurmudan realms to qualify to represent the Order of the Holy Lakes in Microvision.

The format on the finals is the same as the format on the Microvision Song Contest including the voting system, however there are some differences in this festival. The finals will be broadcast on all Phinbella and Forajasaki national radios and televisions, as well as through broadcasters in each administrative unit and several regional public and commercial broadcasters. The final round will take place in a selected venue in the selected host city. All finalists performed on the day of the General Assembly of the Broadcasting Consortium of the Hurmu and Phineonesian. After all the finalists finished performing, special performances from guest artists were performed according to specific themes. The other jury awarded the categories of best performance, best vocals, best lyrics and best artist. The full results of the competition were announced at the end of the finals, the top three finalists were awarded prizes. The state, entity or territory selected as the champion will be honored to host this festival for the next edition. Starting from the 2022 edition, the winner of the PyeongrangVision Song Festival will represent the Phineonesian Confederation and from the 2024 edition held at Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï, the winner of the PyeongrangVision Song Festival will be chosen to represent the Order of the Holy Lakes in Microvision Song Contest.

Previously, in RP 2616, a single entry from Plazas de Irian qualified for the finals of the edition, at that time it was an independent country and had joined Microvision before joining Phinbella, at that time there was no champion to represent Plazas de Irian. In the RP 2617 edition, there are two categories representing two countries respectively, Phinbella and Forajasaki, and the winner or champion of both categories will represent Phinbella and Forajasaki separately in Microvision 2021.

Participation

Realm/Adm. Unit/State	Débutante year	Withdrawing year	Returning year	Number of entries	Wins	Broadcaster(s)
Nabor Klafterschft						Public Broadcasting of the Federation of Phinbella Association of Commercial Broadcasters of the Federation of Phinbella Dōhō Broadcasting System
Halim
Western Nijima
Soccsksargen
Islands of Dong Ping
Orange Free State
Politama
Province Wellesley and Suyaj-Ardab
Turku and Hōri
Drusselstein
Kantō-shū Islands
Manschūhōria
Tanintʃhourim
Koitchh State
Shandānø'kaí
Kōkai
Paminorshan Free State
Ïeu'ryádoche
Cyberaya
Gýordonz
Liancourt Rocks
Heijō
Oriental Taemhwan						Taemhwanian Public Broadcasting Corporation Corus Television Network Trans-Pior Broadcasting Company
Territory of Kota Hilir						TVhi
Tri-State Area						Tri-State Area Institute of the Public Broadcasting (TIPB)
Tanah Baharu						Television of Tanah Baharu
Federal Special Capital Territory
Territory of Flower						Public Service Media of the Territory of Flower
Dindings
Phinbellan Maritime Territories						Straits Settlements Broadcasting Corporation Tannyeugwa Public Broadcasting Network Hi-Vi Free International Settlements Public Broadcasting Network
Syōnan Archipelago
People's Corridor Territory of Permata Mutiara
Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï						Tōnán'hyôrïan Broadcasting Corporation
Oystra Stoorskerið
Kuala Forajasaki						Forajasakian Broadcasting System and its regional services
Barine
Jagor
Barbara
Sikin
Tabui
Shintaro						Shintarian Broadcasting Corporation
Pokok Emas Islands
Sagiri
Bahot
Ghawur
Mainland Plazas de Irian						Radio and Television of the Independent State of Plazas de Irian
Yap Islands
Outlying Islands
Tandus Islands
City of Desaremix

Hosting

Year	Date (final)	Host participant	Host city	Venue	Participants
					SF	Final
Phineonesian era
RP 2604	20 February		Phinéas Padolski	Happy Valley Convention Centre, Frederick VIII Land	-	20
RP 2605	14 February		Paju Cantonment	Education Hall, Seberang Paju Selatan	-	20
RP 2606	5 April		Phinéas Padolski	Happy Valley Convention Centre, Frederick VIII Land	-	21
RP 2607	4 April		Rintis Island	Kampung Budaya Trade Center, Pantai Little Bikini	-	13
RP 2608	1 July		Kuala Forajasaki	Auditorium Raja Sapphire IV, Forajasakian Broadcasting HQ	-	15
RP 2609	10 June		San Fransokyo	RTV Hall, Mukim Seberang Tanjirou	-	15
RP 2610	6 October	Phinbellan Maritime Territories	Phinéas Padolski	Happy Valley Convention Centre, Frederick VIII Land	-	18
RP 2611	13 July	Phinbellan Maritime Territories	Phinéas Padolski	Happy Valley Convention Centre, Frederick VIII Land	20	12
RP 2612	15 February	Tri-State Area	Danville	Danville Arena	21	12
RP 2613	6 March	Barbara	Borges	Kota Borges Cultural Theme Park, Tunjong Neighbourship	22	13
RP 2614	8 February	Free area of the Federation	Liancourt Rocks	Liancourt Rocks Exhibition Plaza, Muara Sungai Perau	22	13
RP 2615	4 March	Phinbellan Maritime Territories	Springwind Islands	The Float @ Kampong Ayer, Surrender Point	25	15
RP 2616	24 February	Territory of Kota Hilir	Kota Hilir	HBC Hall, Bukit Berendam	25	15
RP 2617	17 February	Kuala Forajasaki	Kuala Forajasaki	Auditorium Raja Sapphire IV, Forajasakian Broadcasting HQ	25	15
RP 2618	21 March	Federal Special Capital Territory	Pos Appat	Hilversum Broadcasting Centre, Kampung Kelaboran	26	15
RP 2619	11 May	Phinbellan Maritime Territories	Providenciales Bonin Islands	Padang Yeop Silver Jubilee Indoor Arena, Padang Yeop	28	16
Order of the Holy Lakes era
2024	TBA	Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï	Longhïa'pyōn Tawao	TBA	30	16
2025	early February	Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï	Muadzam Shah	TBA	50	25

Winner

By year

Year	Date	Host city	Finalist	Winner	Draw	Song	Performer (Cover singer)	Points	Margin	Runner-up
RP 2604	20 Feb	Phinéas Padolski	20	Kuala Forajasaki	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	MKK
RP 2605	14 Feb	Paju Cantonment	20	Vers Empire	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	BRN
RP 2606	5 Apr	Phinéas Padolski	21	Kōkai	TBD	Hok Lebéh Ngka~ Tschinte	Mat Hinchirō Flynn	TBD	TBD	Vers Emp.
RP 2607	4 Apr	Rintis Island	13	Ghawur	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	Vers Emp.
RP 2608	1 Jul	Kuala Forajasaki	15	Vers Empire	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	KFR
RP 2609	10 Jun	San Fransokyo	15	Maritime K. K.	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	PEI
RP 2610	6 Oct	Phinéas Padolski	18	EATRC	5	Celestial Feelings	VFT	104	10	BRN
RP 2611	13 Jul	Phinéas Padolski	12	Tri-State Area	12	Half-Dead Missing	Love Händel	124	8	BHT
RP 2612	15 Feb	Danville	12	Barbara	7	Heartcore (心態硬)	Kawe Anok Naka	82	1	PEI
RP 2613	6 Mar	Borges	13	PhFAF	3	You and I	CoolBoyz	71	8	CYB
RP 2614	8 Feb	Liancourt Rocks	13	Maritime Territories	8	The Son of Crystal	PTS (voc. Phineas)	120	31	OTH
RP 2615	4 Mar	Springwind Islands	15	Kota Hilir	10	Leave Again	Bea Niki	78	7	TRS
RP 2616	24 Feb	Kota Hilir	15	Kuala Forajasaki	4	Arcade	Faris Fadhlullah	98	11	PDI
RP 2617	17 Feb	Kuala Forajasaki	15	FSCT	8	Andalokia	Ferdinand Mahmud	119	24	SKN
RP 2618	21 Mar	Pos Appat	15	Maritime Territories	14	Myth of 24 Hours	Gin	95	2	TKH
RP 2619	11 May	Providenciales Bonin Islands	16	Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï	6	Butas Embau Kabalikan	Phinean Tōnán'hyôrï	108	10	BBR

By region

The table below shows the top-three placings from each contest, along with the years that a region won the contest.

First until 2023 editions

Regions	Champion	Runner-up	Third	Total	Years won
Kuala Forajasaki	2	1	2	5	RP 2604, RP 2616
Vers Empire	2	2	0	4	RP 2605, RP 2608
Phinbellan Maritime Territories	2	0	2	4	RP 2614, RP 2618
Kota Hilir	1	1	2	4	RP 2615
Tri-State Area	1	1	0	2	RP 2611
Barine	1	1	0	2	RP 2606
Maritime Kachi Kochi	1	1	0	2	RP 2609
Refugee Camp and Immigrant Settlements Area	1	1	0	2	RP 2610
Free area of the Federation	1	0	1	2	RP 2613
Barbara	1	1	1	3	RP 2612
Ghawur	1	0	1	2	RP 2607
Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï	1	0	1	2	RP 2619
Pokok Emas Islands	0	2	0	2
Bahot	0	1	1	2
Oriental Taemhwan	0	1	1	2
Plazas de Irian	0	1	0	1
Cyberaya	0	1	0	1
Sikin	0	1	0	1
Jagor	0	0	1	1
Province Wellesley and Suyaj-Ardab	0	0	1	1
Niuē i Taman Lawang	0	0	1	1