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The Greater Pallisican Trade Association, otherwise known as the Realm of Passio-Corum, and the Kingdom of New Zimia, is an economy-based micronation based in the Eastern hemisphere of the planet Micras. A rich nation with a well developed culture, and the continuing state to [[Passas,]] the Greater Pallisican Trade Association has attained relative notoriety during its brief existence, due primarily to the nation's strict emphasis on the economic principles outlined in the essay [["A Sustainable Economy."]] | |||
==History of Passio-Corum== | |||
'''Media''' | |||
Media has played a central role in documenting the history of modern Pallisican society. Since the early 700's WG, three major newspapers have dominated the field of reporting on the events which have defined the evolution of the Realm of Passio-Corum: the [[Passasian Daily News]], which documented the thirty years surrounding the establishment of the Passasian Regional Government and the rise and fall of [[Queen Mina]], the [[Wallis Star]], which documented the history of the Wallis Islands during its time as a protectorate of the Free State of [[Haifa]], and the [[New Zimian Standard]], which continues to document current events in the Greater Pallisican Trade Association. | |||
'''Notable People''' | |||
For additional insights into the history of the Pallisican Trade Association, one may also refer to the biographies of [[King Lucien IV]], [[Queen Evahn I]], and [[Queen Esper I]]. | |||
Revision as of 20:48, 23 May 2016
| Greater Pallisican Trade Association | |||
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| Map versions | 15.3.5-Present | ||
| Capital | Lucien | ||
| Largest city | Wallis Island, Lucien, Sinclair | ||
| Official language(s) | English, Pallisican, Hammish | ||
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| Demonym | Pallisican, Passian | ||
| - Adjective | Passian | ||
| Government | Theocratic Monarchy | ||
| - Queen Esper I | Ruler of the Greater Pallisican Trade Association | ||
| - Mata Siva | Leader of the Council of Courts | ||
| - Legislature | Houses of Corum | ||
| Establishment | Amia 14, 753 WG (1/14/14) | ||
| Area | N/A | ||
| Population | 23,011,636 | ||
| Active population | N/A | ||
| Currency | Poli (P) | ||
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| National website | Pallisican Website | ||
| National forum | Pallisican Forum | ||
| National animal | Oble-Lisea-Eda | ||
| National food | Adraso-Oname | ||
| National drink | Zinjibari Wine | ||
| National tree | Uso-Oname | ||
| Abbreviation | PSC | ||
The Greater Pallisican Trade Association, otherwise known as the Realm of Passio-Corum, and the Kingdom of New Zimia, is an economy-based micronation based in the Eastern hemisphere of the planet Micras. A rich nation with a well developed culture, and the continuing state to Passas, the Greater Pallisican Trade Association has attained relative notoriety during its brief existence, due primarily to the nation's strict emphasis on the economic principles outlined in the essay "A Sustainable Economy."
History of Passio-Corum
Media Media has played a central role in documenting the history of modern Pallisican society. Since the early 700's WG, three major newspapers have dominated the field of reporting on the events which have defined the evolution of the Realm of Passio-Corum: the Passasian Daily News, which documented the thirty years surrounding the establishment of the Passasian Regional Government and the rise and fall of Queen Mina, the Wallis Star, which documented the history of the Wallis Islands during its time as a protectorate of the Free State of Haifa, and the New Zimian Standard, which continues to document current events in the Greater Pallisican Trade Association.
Notable People For additional insights into the history of the Pallisican Trade Association, one may also refer to the biographies of King Lucien IV, Queen Evahn I, and Queen Esper I.
