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Revision as of 13:40, 8 May 2020
| Amokolian Republic | |||
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| Motto: TBA | |||
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| Map versions | Amokolian Republic is in pink | ||
| Capital | Eliria | ||
| Largest city | Fieldburg, Vijayanagara, La Terre, Anun | ||
| Official language(s) | Elw, Babkhi, Istvanistani, Amokolian | ||
| Official religion(s) | |||
| Demonym | (East) Amokolian(s) | ||
| - Adjective | (East) Amokolian | ||
| Government | Autonomous Republic | ||
| - Adeile | Antonin Vladimiroff | ||
| - Premier | Benjamin Sluyjs | ||
| - Legislature | Sænate | ||
| Establishment | 1504 (as an independent country) 1684 (AN) (as an autonomous republic) | ||
| Area | |||
| Population | 14,358,890 (1681) | ||
| Currency | Natopian natopo (₦) | ||
| Calendar | |||
| Time zone(s) | CMT-8 | ||
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| National animal | Goose | ||
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| Abbreviation | AMK | ||
Elwynnese Amokolia or East Amokolia refers to the traditional Amokolian areas now in the Elwynnese Republic, constituting the bailiwicks of Elwynn in the traditional provinces of Automatica and Vattnaland, and parts of Mishalan. Sometimes, the term also includes Leng, which was historically a part of Amokolia but culturally different from the rest of Amokolia.
Elwynnese Amokolia has a population of 13,628,281 (in 1679), of which 45% speak North Amokolian has a native language (Automatican or Vattnalandic), 27% speak Mishalanese, 14% Elw, 6% Norse, 4% Babkhi, 1% Præta, 2% Istvanistani, and 2% other languages..
