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'''This page is about the administrative divisions of the [[Sangria Islands]].''' ==Administrative Divisions==

...conomic flow. The city is home to a large defense sector, with the state's National Guard base being next to the city. | judiciary =Supreme Court of The State of Wisecota

== Administrative divisions == ...branch]] consisting of the [[Trinity Island#Judicial branch|Trinity Island Court System]]. The state also allows [[wikipedia:en:Ballot propositions|ballot p

...coast, bordering the [[Asperic Ocean]]. [[Myola]] is the largest city and national capital, with [[Werranga]], [[Clarkestown]] and [[Hornsbury]] as other prin ...egan to reap rewards and are today known as the 'Booom Times'. The average national income rose threefold, although living conditions did not begin to improve

==Types of administrative divisions== ...lective purposes, but these do not possess the status of legal entity on a national level. A ''diosi'' (diocese), however, is a semi-decentralized amalgamation

...pulation, while people of Gobrasi ancestry make up about one-fourth of the national total. ...ent is the Prime Minister while the highest judiciary organ is the Supreme Court.

...ublic]] to the west. With a population of more than 39 million people. The national capital is [[Mopaso City]], and the largest city in Alora is [[Staughley]] ===Administrative Divisions===

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...nese-held lands being reorganized into the Torola colony in 1601, with the administrative center being based in the now-renamed Cuetla. The colony would be held by t ...Torolan War for Independence, and March 24th is now celebrated as Torola's national day.

...rst Bai Dynasty. During the war that give birth to Suo Dynasty of Bai, the court of Later Un Dynesty (後源朝) split into pro-Bai group and anti-Bai group ...nations confront along the Central Mountains. Chan court, succeed the Wai court, reunified Cinasian in 1803 with Ingerlish aid, as a return, Tankong was ce

| custom_label1 = National animal | custom_label2 = National bird

...s and minor cities) and ''qolnam'' (large cities that required more direct administrative intervention). The monarchy changed little in the first four hundred years. ...ow too difficult for most regional aristocrats to payoff both members of a national body and numerous local bodies.

...elevation of 1761 meters. Its majestic presence adds to the allure of the national park and attracts adventurers and hikers. ...flow through the region. The area is dotted with magnificent glaciers and national parks, showcasing the unspoiled beauty of nature.

..._anthem = ᠠᡶ᠋ᠠᡎ ᠹᠠᢈ᠋ ᡍᡝᠮᡨ᠌ᡝᢈ᠋ <br> <small>Aṛaq Fa’ Kemde’</small> <!-- The national anthem of the country (e.g Song of the Examplese) --> ===Administrative Divisions===

...thers such as Bimars, home of the new navy, and Kūra, home of a new common national university. The Oath abolished the difference between Common Lands and Repu The 1791 Constitution replaced the national Council of the Elders by a National Council, elected by all men over 25 and paying at least a 30-Gold-Lian tax

Due to massive administrative costs from natural disasters (earthquakes and floods) and due to mass demon ...g Tigeria as its seventh governorate. The last act of the Félicité-Francès national assembly was to dissolve itself as the

...initial 3-member national council that ruled with the current system of a national president and a 300-member legislature. It also abolished the 3-state syste ...nefits to citizens, especially to the socioeconomically disadvantaged. The national constitution guarantees significant freedoms to individuals and protection

...ks an exploratory military, with most armed forces being either defense or national service guard. ...ependence talks among the three colonies, valuing peace and stability over national identity or loyalty to the crown. Pacifist Christicism would have a large i

...layıcı Mountains which was ruled by a king of Ibrıyım origin although the court was dominated by Aryans. Soon the scattered Aryan states were grouped under ...was separated from religion, what allowed to open first bank, the Demirhan National Bank. Other important changes include changing the writing system to Latin

|alt_flag = The ''Aden'' National Flag - قديقال ...n Nadal called the "Nadal Sultanate" by Al Nadaly. Al Nadaly is known as a national hero in Nadal. In 2 years, Al Nadaly formed a strong religious population o

...owlands and southern mountainous area.<ref>"Maliorski geografski atlas" by National Mallyorian Geographic Society, 1972</ref> The population is over 4.2 millio ...yorian state, and is present on historical and contemporary version of the national flag.<ref>"Maliorska i eskadska heraldika u srednjemu viku" by Josip Rešet

In 1047, a revolution against the Reisjan Royal Court happened, and thus they were driven out of the country. *National Conservatives (National Konservative Partei, NKP)

...leksandru I Poraș 'the Stalwart', a new Qennesan nation was born and a new national identity. Aleksandru would triple the size of his nation and reform his tit ...mon yellow swallowtail butterfly and the green snaketail dragonfly are the national animals of Qennes.

...nsisting of 13 regions, called iki, political power is concentrated on the national level on one side and the municipalities on the other. Kojo has a dense net ...style="text-align: right;" | 195,000 || <small>seat of the Constitutional Court</small> || Gyoéng'guffe-iki ||style="text-align:center;color:green;"| '''B

...wined. Winburgh: Cuttlesmith Press.</ref> When angry citizens gathered in Court House Square to protest, the Ingerish ambassador, Lord Crockwin, asked Mukh ...ita (1989). [http://i.imgur.com/M70CXBo.png "Notes on Colonial Khaiwoon"]. National Library Country Studies. Government Printing House. Retrieved 29 January 20

...n Ullanyé is independent of both the executive and legislative bodies. The National Council relocated from the historic ...organisation, assembly and speech. The new constitution was approved in a national plebiscite on 12 October 1932.

...d across the Federal States, Lake City quickly became a focal point in the national railroad network. Trips from Lake City to the northwest up towards Jundah w ...Minnonigan Central's original Central Station has since been turned into a National Historic Site, the two other surviving stations (LM&N's Great Northern Term