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The '''Principality of Anever''' ([[Cibolan Saxon language|Saxon]]: ''Fürstentum Anever''; [[Thraci language|Thraci]]: ''Anever Prensliği''), sometimes called the '''Principality of Heida-Weisse-Anever''', is a landlocked state in central [[Corum]]. The principality was proclaimed on 7.X.{{AN|1757}}, the day after the [[East Zimian and Wallisian War League|troops]] of neighbouring [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] occupied the ungoverned city of [[Anever]] and installed [[Hans von Heida-Weisse|Prince Johannes von Heida-Weisse]], the husband of [[Monarch of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands|East Zimian and Wallisian monarch]] Queen [[Mina II]], and his elder brother, [[Paul von Heida-Weisse|Prince Paul von Heida-Weisse]], as co-rulers. It is in free association with East Zimia and the Wallis Islands. | The '''Principality of Anever''' ([[Cibolan Saxon language|Saxon]]: ''Fürstentum Anever''; [[Thraci language|Thraci]]: ''Anever Prensliği''), sometimes called the '''Principality of Heida-Weisse-Anever''', is a landlocked state in central [[Corum]]. The principality was proclaimed on 7.X.{{AN|1757}}, the day after the [[East Zimian and Wallisian War League|troops]] of neighbouring [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] occupied the ungoverned city of [[Anever]] and installed [[Hans von Heida-Weisse|Prince Johannes von Heida-Weisse]], the husband of [[Monarch of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands|East Zimian and Wallisian monarch]] Queen [[Mina II]], and his elder brother, [[Paul von Heida-Weisse|Prince Paul von Heida-Weisse]], as co-rulers. It is in free association with East Zimia and the Wallis Islands. | ||
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==Geography== | |||
The Principality is located south of [[Lake Norton]], close to the geographic centre of [[Corum]]. It has a land area of 82,872 square kilometres. | |||
==Demography== | |||
At its foundation, the Principality had a population estimated at 118,447. | |||
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| Principality of Anever Fürstentum Anever Anever Prensliği | |||
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| Capital | Anever | ||
| Largest city | Anever
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| Official language(s) | Istvanistani Saxon Thraci | ||
| Demonym | Aneverian | ||
| - Adjective | Aneverian | ||
| Government | Monarchy | ||
| - Co-princes | Paul Johannes | ||
| - Legislature | None | ||
| Establishment | 7.X.1757 AN | ||
| Area | 82,872 sq km | ||
| Population | 118,447 (1757 AN est.)
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| Currency | Mon (文) (GSM) | ||
| Time zone(s) | CMT+6
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| National website | - | ||
| National forum | -
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The Principality of Anever (Saxon: Fürstentum Anever; Thraci: Anever Prensliği), sometimes called the Principality of Heida-Weisse-Anever, is a landlocked state in central Corum. The principality was proclaimed on 7.X.1757 AN, the day after the troops of neighbouring East Zimia and the Wallis Islands occupied the ungoverned city of Anever and installed Prince Johannes von Heida-Weisse, the husband of East Zimian and Wallisian monarch Queen Mina II, and his elder brother, Prince Paul von Heida-Weisse, as co-rulers. It is in free association with East Zimia and the Wallis Islands.
History
Geography
The Principality is located south of Lake Norton, close to the geographic centre of Corum. It has a land area of 82,872 square kilometres.
Demography
At its foundation, the Principality had a population estimated at 118,447.
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