Sinhai

right|300pxThe Grand Republic of Sinhai, formerly known as the Sinhai Union, was founded on November 10, 2010 as the successor to both the proto-state of North Sinhai and the Sinhai Union. On the western border lies Khalistan, to the North lie Minhdao and Taishan, to the east the Implarian Ocean, and to the south the Vandal Sea and Gulf of Sinhai.
The nation is a new republic, with many reforms having been instituted rapidly over the course of 2010. Elections are expected to occur in 2011 which will create a formal executive and legislative branch - the Republican Guard maintains interim governmental responsibilities.
The largest city in Sinhai is Sri Rama (ศรีรามา), the capital, which is also the center of the countries political, commercial, industrial, and cultural activities.
Sinhai maintains a relatively large population of 96 million people, of which approximately 70% are ethnically Sinese, 14% are ethnically Minh, 11% are of Chinese origin, and 4% are Khalistani, the rest are minorities including Mon. There are approximately 6 million legal and illegal migrants in Sinhai. Sinhai has also attracted large numbers of expatriates from Occidental nations. The countries official language is Sinese, and the country maintains no official religion, though the nation is largely Hindu and Buddhist.
Sinhai is a newly industrialized state which focuses on manufacturing, textiles, agriculture, tourism, and medicinal research - Sinhai maintains a number of highly visited tourism destinations, including Ao Yai, Hat Lek, Si Racha, Sri Rama, Khaeo Yai, and other destinations. Tourism has traditionally employed the largest percentage of workers in Sinhai, though recent years have threatened the stability of Sinhai as a tourist destination.
== Government ==
November 2010 marked the founding of the Grand Republic of Sinhai
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