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==History==
 
==History==
 
===Wadiin Far East===
 
===Wadiin Far East===
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===Copper War===
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{{main|Copper War}}
   
 
===Post-War independence===
 
===Post-War independence===
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Following the end of the Copper War, Wadiin was forced to let go of its holdings on mainland Huo mainly due to Chiöq pressures. On 11 Massaigh, 4608 CY, the [[Provisional Government of the Eastern Provinces]] was established to facilitate the building of a new government in what had formerly been Wadiin territories for centuries. Referendums for independence and new governments were held across the provinces, but were fought with political violence and repression. X
   
 
==Geography==
 
==Geography==

Revision as of 22:11, 15 July 2024

United Kadinist Provinces

Byīfōnōbyi bāḍoʿō fyi kādīnīsig (Eastern Wadiin)
Fyīfūnūfyi bāḍan fyi kādīnīsig (Standard Wadiin)
Flag of United Kadinist Provinces
Flag
Motto: X
CapitalFiṭoġō
Official languagesWadiin
Religion
Kunwidya
Demonym(s)Wadiin, Eastern Wadiin
GovernmentKadinist Republic
• Dyatadyi
X
• Experts
[Some amount]
• Tyadyifyi
X
The Experts
The Tyadyifyi

The United Kadinist Provinces (Wadiin: Fyīfūnūfyi bāḍan fyi kādīnīsig) is a country located in Northern Huo

History

Wadiin Far East

Copper War

Post-War independence

Following the end of the Copper War, Wadiin was forced to let go of its holdings on mainland Huo mainly due to Chiöq pressures. On 11 Massaigh, 4608 CY, the Provisional Government of the Eastern Provinces was established to facilitate the building of a new government in what had formerly been Wadiin territories for centuries. Referendums for independence and new governments were held across the provinces, but were fought with political violence and repression. X

Geography

Geology

Climate

Biodiversity

Politics

Government

Administrative divisions

Foreign relations

Military

Economy

Transport

Science and technology

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Urbanisation

Language

Education

Religion

Culture

Heritage

Architecture

Literature

Art

Music

Theatre

Cuisine

Sport

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See also