User:Mister Cuttlefish/Association of Southern Jungjuan Nations

From Tiandi Encyclopedia
Association of Southern Jungjuan Nations
Flag Coat of arms
Headquarters SamanohuwaSamanohuwa
Official languages Meisaani
Fusenese
Jeongmian
Longzhouen
Vanxuanese
Lomphasa
Membership
Leaders
• President of the Directorate
Samanohuwa Makani Kamea Kahananui
• President of the Legislature
Van Xuan Đoàn Bình Hải
Currency Tongbao ()

The Association of Southern Jungjuan Nations (ASJN) is a regional branch of the ICSN that acts as an economic and political union of several countries located primarily in the southern portion of Jungju. Founded in the aftermath of the Great Eulhae War as a means to bring Southern Jungjuan countries together to rebuild their homeland, the membership of the ASJN has skyrocketed greatly over decades, from the original 5 members to a total of 17 members, encompassing a combined area of 4,454,000 sq km (2,824,132 sq mi) with a population of 655 million souls.

Among many great feats that the ASJN has made over 80 years of its existence, the successful implementation of an internal market was perhaps the most extraordinary. Through a standardized system of laws regarding economic matters that the Southern Jungjuan Internal Market (SJIM) was made possible, and only in those matters, members of the ASJN agreed to act in unity. In 1990, the SJIM was revamped with the creation of the Kutadayak Agreement, which introduced a common currency named Tongbao (₴) and the abolishment of national borders among members of the ASJN community.

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Members of the Association of Southern Jungjuan Nations[edit]

Flag Name Emblem Capital Currency Motto
Kewhira
육해협화
Harmony between the Land and Sea
Kodao
Bun ()
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Lomtai
ລົມຈະ ນຳ ເຮົາໄປສູ່ເສັ້ນທາງທີ່ຊອບ ທຳ
The wind will lead us to the right path
Samanohuwa
Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono
The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness
Vạn Xuân
Từ máu và nước mắt, quốc gia này được hình thành
From bloods and tears, this country was built

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