Moricounien vehicle registration

Vehicle registration in Moricounie differs significantly from other countries.
== Details ==
Compared to licence plates in other countries, Moricounien licence plates are the most complex out of all of them. It is composed of seven parts:
The European Union distinguishing sign. Moricounie entered the European Union in 2024 to switch to euro and let all Europeans have the benefit of freely entering and exiting the federation. The country's acronym is still AX, from Aschsenland (usually pronounced axenland).
 A Latin uppercase letter and Greek lowercase letter. The Latin uppercase letter is the first letter of the Moricounien month the vehicle is registered in (in the case of the plate above, in Messidor (May)), while the lowercase Greek letter is the day in which it is registered (in this case, alpha = 1).
 A four-six digit number. This number is the exclusive-or result of the number of days since the epoch until the day the vehicle is registered (in this case, 1611 days) and the time the vehicle was registered. Since this is an XOR operation, it will inevitably grow in size once it reaches 13 May 2048 (10 prairial XXVIII, or the 10000th day).
 A seemingly cryptic sequence of symbols. 
The first symbol is a CJKV symbol of the number of the Moricounien year the vehicle was registered in. In this case, the 6th year. It will grow when it reaches 2030, the 10th year.
 As much as possible, the Moricounien government tries to limit the amount of characters. Here's the table for alternative characters for some sequences:
Character	Value	Original sequence	Origins
廿 	20 	二十 	Cantonese
卅 	30 	三十 	Cantonese
卌 	40 	四十 	Cantonese
伍 	50 	五十 	Financial 5. Same amount of strokes.
木 	60 	六十 	Radical tree. Stacked on top of another, the characters for 60 resemble it.
戈 	70 	七十 	Component of the manyougana for katakana ki (radical halberd). Stacked on top of another, the characters for 70 resemble キ.
朩 	80 	八十 	Character for stripping off the skin from hemp, or alternatively, katakana ho. Stack on top of another, the characters for 80 resemble it. The hook differentiates it from 60, and the two slanted strokes are disconnected.
乜 	90 	九十 	Character for squinting. Reorder of the strokes in 九 which derives from 乙.
皕 	200 	二百 	Archaic
The second is the Moricounien month number in Roman numerals. In this case, the sixth month, or Messidor.
The third is the Moricounien day number in Hindu-Arabic numerals. In this case, the 1st day.
The four-digit number is the time when the vehicle was registered. In this case, 5:41 am GMT. 
The text below says vehiculum moricunensis (Vehicle of Moricounie). The text below that is the place the vehicle was registered in, in this case the Main Consummate Land (Terra consummata primaria). 
The intranational distinguishing sign on the right. It is usually the registered state's emblem. In this case, since it was registered in the MCL, it just uses the federation's state emblem only. If it is registered elsewhere, the emblem will be placed below it. 
== Interesting variations ==
In Little Fidesham, government officials are instead given plates with their faces on it. It still preserves the vehicle's appellation and the states' emblems on the right.