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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Xang Muang's name originates from two words in the [[wikipedia:Lao language|Lao language]]; ຊ້າງ /saːŋ˥˦/ (transcribed as ''xang'', meaning "elephant") and ເມືອງ /mɯaŋ˦˥/ (''[[wikipedia:Mueang|muang]]'', "country"). While the inclusion of ''muang'' in Xang Muang is intended to be the long form of the nation's name, both the Xangese government and other sources refer to it in this form the vast majority of the time. The native language of the name of Xang Muang is [[wikipedia:Tonal (linguistics)|tonal]], and its traditional pronunciation of /saːŋ˥˦ mɯaŋ˦˥/ reflects this. However, outside of the nation itself, the most common pronunciation of its name is /ʃæŋ muːæŋ/. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 7 June 2016
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| Map versions | N/A | ||
| Capital | Xang Khon | ||
| Largest city | Shway Sain | ||
| Official language(s) | None official; Lao, Burmese and Khmer most commonly spoken | ||
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| Demonym | Xang | ||
| - Adjective | Xangese | ||
| Government | Single-party parliamentary elective monarchy | ||
| - Khon | U Kham | ||
| - Prime Minister | Veomany Khanthavong | ||
| - Legislature | National Assembly | ||
| Establishment | 21 May 2016 | ||
| Area | N/A | ||
| Population | TBC | ||
| Currency | Ngwen | ||
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| National animal | Elephant | ||
| National food | Rice | ||
| National drink | N/A | ||
| National tree | N/A | ||
| Abbreviation | XNG | ||
Xang Muang is a primarily wiki-based micronation, with designs on claiming land on the Micrasian continent of Keltia. The nation was founded in May 2016 and is styled on a generalised south-east Asian culture, with influences drawn from the former micronations of Chi Nam, Kampong and Mailong.
Etymology
Xang Muang's name originates from two words in the Lao language; ຊ້າງ /saːŋ˥˦/ (transcribed as xang, meaning "elephant") and ເມືອງ /mɯaŋ˦˥/ (muang, "country"). While the inclusion of muang in Xang Muang is intended to be the long form of the nation's name, both the Xangese government and other sources refer to it in this form the vast majority of the time. The native language of the name of Xang Muang is tonal, and its traditional pronunciation of /saːŋ˥˦ mɯaŋ˦˥/ reflects this. However, outside of the nation itself, the most common pronunciation of its name is /ʃæŋ muːæŋ/.
