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Lenaporean Yamoi Tsurui

Lenaporean Yamoi Tsurui (レナポールのやもいつるい) is a len-dorama broadcast by Mediacorp's primary Japanese channel, Sakura. It aired from September 3, 2010 to April 4, 2014. Twenty-one episodes were ordered for the first season.
The series was produced by Matrix Vision. In 2011, Matrix Vision had stopped producing Chinese dramas and that they were currently focusing on their last Japanese drama, the series itself. On September 23, 2013, it was announced that the third season would be the last, and that Matrix Vision would cease trading.
The series aired with additional subtitles in Mandarin, English and Malay.
==Plot==
The series is a loose adaptation of the famous Ishigakian national hero, Yamoi Tsurui, a trading merman who lives with his younger brother, Yaroi Tsurui. Here, Yamoi and Yaroi live around the coast of Lenapore City where they find Fumie, the love Yamoi wanted. Yamoi and Yaroi adopt to their city life.
==Characters==
*Yamoi Tsurui
*Yaroi Tsurui
*Fumie
==Episodes==
===Season 1===
Lenime

Lenaporean anime, or popularly known as lenime (レニメ) in Lenapore, is the local counterpart of Oriencian animation. Its history is more recent, the first adaptations of the genre were made at the end of the 80s. Its production, unlike in Lenapore, depends directly on Mediacorp.
The difference between lenime and conventional anime is the lower level of animation, this is because the budget of the animation studios they are more limited than those of Orience, therefore also they are recognized as of worse quality. This situation is being slightly reversed since the early 2010s.
==History==
The lenime industry dates as far back as the Oriencian occupation of Lenapore, during the second World War, when limiyed animation studios made propaganda films regarding the Shonan ideology. When Orience was defeated in 1945, the industry halted.
Resurgence of lenime was made profitable due to the fact that Japanese remained its status as an official language in Lenapore, upon declaring its independence in early 1963. Months later, LRT Channel 5 broadcast Astro Boy in Japanese - a sign of the possible resurgence of the industry. However, up until the fall of Lee Kwan Yew in 1984, LRT adopted a "protective" policy (considered as being "backward" by many) meaning that all Oriencian (and some Ishigakian) animations had to be "humanist in nature".
Action series weren't the norm until the mid-1980s - despite some series like Mazinger Z and Space Battleship Yamato airing on LRT/LBC channels - especially the later Channel 10 (now Sakura), with a high level of censorship, removing violent undertones.
There were initial talks of Ishigakian animators joining the industry. They went to Lenapore because the labor at the time (well into 1985) was cheap and animation was hard to come by.
In 1984, Lee Kwan Yew fell and Lenapore became a complete, Eurectipherian-style democracy. Conditions to set up animation studios started shortly afterwards, with Shinbashi Animation being founded in October of that year. Their first series, Seiryu Soccer Star, premiered in April 1986, to 13 episodes and crude animation. Nonetheless, the series aired to great success not only in Lenapore, but in Ishigaki where it achieved high viewing ratings, despite the last episode depicting a fictional World Cup final between Lenapore and Ishigaki - with Lenapore winning.
Lenime wouldn't grow up until the late 1990s. The rise of cable channels, like the now-defunct Shiokaze and growing options for Japanese-speaking viewers, including the launch of Channel K, led to a growing demand. Aside from investing within the Lenaporean market, Lenime artists wanted to target the Ishigakian and Oriencian markets.
==Renowned Lenimes==
*Seiryu Soccer Star (1986)
*Ikazuchi Samurai Warriors (2000-2004)
*Raman (2003)
*Shiroseiden (2003-2004)
*Raman: The Retelling (2018)
==See also==
*Ishinime
Lhawstan Television and Radio Corporation

The Lhawstan Television and Radio Corporation (LRTC), better known as Lhawteleradio, is an Omawatian media corporation providing one radio station (Radio Lhaw) and one television channel (Lhaw 1). The radio broadcasts started in 1955 and the television broadcasts in 1974.
The television channel was known as Lhawteleradio until 2006. The change in name was in order to show its desire for launching new channels in the Lhawic language, with the aim of enriching the corporation's offer.
==History==
Radio Lhawstan started operations in 1955.
==Operations==
List of Flarlandian television channels

==Main national networks==
Name of channel 	Year of launch	Owner 	HD?	Former names 	Other notes
FBC 1 	1950 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Yes	FBC Television (1950-1959), Network One (1990-1996)	
FBC 2 	1959 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Yes	Network Two (1990-1996) 	
IBC 	1957 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation	Yes	 	
TTV 	2014 	Times Group 	Yes	 	
FBC 3 	1990 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Yes	Network Three (1990-1996) 	
Channel Ten 	1965 	Channel Ten Media 	Yes	 	
Channel Thirteen	1959 	University of Wembley Broadcasting 	Yes	University of Wembley Television (1951-1990) 	
==Specialty networks==
Name of channel 	Year of launch	Owner 	Type of channel	HD?	Former names	Other notes
Sit 	2002 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation	Entertainment 	Yes	 	
She 	2003 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation	Entertainment 	Yes	 	
IBC Prime 	2011 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation	Entertainment 	Yes	 	
Fame and Beauty 	2013 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation	Entertainment 	Yes	 	
Nineteen 	2011 	Parker Scott 	Entertainment 	Yes	 	
CFBC 	1996 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Kids 	Yes	 	
FBC Junior 	2002 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Kids 	Yes	 	
K-Zone 	1998 	University of Wembley Broadcasting 	Kids 	Yes	 	
K-Junior 	2012 	University of Wembley Broadcasting 	Kids 	Yes	 	
Thirteen News Network	2000 	University of Wembley Broadcasting 	News 	Yes	 	
FBC Knowledge 	1996 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Knowledge 	Yes	 	
FBC Arts 	1996 	Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation	Knowledge 	Yes	 	If the government approves, the channel will be replaced by FBC Sports.
==Cable and satellite==
==OTT==
List of Internet top-level domains

==Generic top-level domains==
Seven top-level domains were created early in the development of the internet, and predate the creation of ICANN in 1998.
.com: commercial
.org: organization
.net: network
.int: international organizations
.edu: education
.gov: government
.mil: U.S. military
==Country-code top level domains==
===North Sierra===
*United States of Sierra: .us
===South Sierra===
*Hopeland: .hl
===Eurectipheria===
===Bulungi===
===Sondria===
===Northulia===
==Generic top-level domains by ICANN==
List of Lenaporean television channels

In the Lenaporean law, the government, through the Media Regulatory Agency, regulates all television channels with local licenses. Under such regulations, terrestrial and cable channels have to rely upon local "free media" laws. Cable channels that cover the ASESON region have local feeds for Lenapore by drawing upon these regulations.
==Channels==
===Terrestrial===
Nationwide:
Name of channel 	Year of launch	Owner 	HD?	Former names 	Language 	Other notes 	Platforms
Channel 5 	1959 	Mediacorp 	Yes	Television Lenapore (1959-1963), LRT Channel 5 (1963-1980), LBC 8 (1980-1994), TCL Channel 5 (1994-2001)	English 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Channel 8 	1962 	Mediacorp 	Yes	TVL Channel 8 (1961-1963), LRT Channel 8 (1963-1980), LBC 8 (1980-1994), TCL Channel 8 (1994-2001) 	Mandarin and Cantonese 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Sakura 	1976 	Mediacorp 	Yes	LRT Channel 10 (1976-1980), LBC 10 (1980-1994), TCL Sakura (1994-2001) 	Japanese 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Sondrian News Network	1999 	Mediacorp News	Yes	 	English 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Channel U 	1999 	Mediacorp 	Yes	UWorks (1999-2000) 	Mandarin and Cantonese 	Was owned by LPH Mediaworks until 2004	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Channel K 	1999 	Mediacorp 	Yes	KWorks (1999-2000) 	Japanese 	Was owned by LPH Mediaworks until 2004	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Vasantham 	1982 	Mediacorp 	Yes	Tamil 	LBC 12 (1982-1994), Channel 12 (1994-1995), Prime 12 (1995-2000), Vasantham Central (2000-2008) 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Okto 	1982 	Mediacorp 	Yes	English 	LBC 12 (1982-1994), Channel 12 (1994-1995), Premiere 12 (1995-2000), Kids Central/Arts Central (2000-2008)	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
Sondrian News Network	1999 	Mediacorp 	Yes	English 	Sondria News Network (1999-2019) 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
8news 	2016 	Mediacorp 	Yes	Mandarin and Cantonese 	 	 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel, Toggle
===Cable, satellite and OTT===
===Former channels===
Name of channel 	Year of launch	Year of close	Owner 	HD?	Former names 	Language	Other notes 	Platforms
Football Channel 	199? 	200? 	StarHub TV 	No 	Starhub 	English 	Became Hub Sports 	ATT, DTT, Starhub
Channel I 	1999 	2005 	LPH Mediaworks 	No 	TV Works (1999-2000), IWorks (2000)	English 	LPH Mediaworks quit the business and sold two of its channels to Mediacorp.	ATT, DTT, Starhub
Eureka Learning Channel	199? 	March 2002 	Lenapore Cable Vision (StarHub TV)	No 	 	English 	 	Lenapore Cable Vision (StarHub)
HD5 	2006 	2017 	Mediacorp 	No 	Mediacorp HDTV (2006) 	English 	Channel 5 went full HD 	DTT, Starhub, Lentel
List of channels on DIRECTV (Aoshi)

EPG No.	Channel name 	Notes 	Owner/parent company 	Broadcast hours	Format
3 	Aoshi Television	 	Intense Group 	04:45-02:30 	1080i HDTV
5 	IBC 	 	Ilyu Broadcasting Corporation 	04:45-03:00 	1080i HDTV
7 	MNN 	 	Maeil National Network 	04:45-02:00 	1080i HDTV
9 	ABC 1 	 	Aoshi Broadcasting Corporation	04:45-01:45 	1080i HDTV
11 	ABC 2 	 	Aoshi Broadcasting Corporation	04:45-02:00 	1080i HDTV
13 	YTV 	 	Yabun Group 	04:45-02:00 	1080i HDTV
18 	DBN 	Dynamic Broadcasting Network	 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
19 	UnI 	 	 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
91 	QVC Aoshi 	 	 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
List of channels on Foxtel

EPG No.	Channel name 	Notes 	Owner/parent company 	Broadcast hours	Format
2 	NNB Television	 	Northulian National Broadcaster	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
3 	SBS 	 	Special Broadcasting Service 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
7 	Seven Network 	 	Seven Media 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
9 	Nine Network 	 	Nine Entertainment Company 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
10 	Network Ten 	 	CBS Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
101 	TVH!TS 	 	9tel 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
102 	NNB Television	if terrestrial plug is not connected 	Northulian National Broadcaster	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
103 	SBS 	If terrestrial plug is not connected 	Special Broadcasting Service 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
107 	Seven Network 	If terrestrial plug is not connected (in six of the seven state capitals)	Seven Media 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
108 	Channel 8 	 	9tel 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
109 	Nine Network 	If terrestrial plug is not connected (in six of the seven state capitals)	Nine Entertainment Company 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
110 	Network Ten 	If terrestrial plug is not connected (in six of the seven state capitals)	CBS Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
==Lifestyle==
==Movies==
==Sports==
==Knowledge==
==News==
==Kids==
==Music==
==International and specialist==
==Adult==
==Audio and radio==
*950 - NNB Radio National
==Former channels==
*Sondrian Business News: merged with CNBC
*FOX Kids: shut down in January 2014
*TechTV: replaced by G4
*G4: shut down on December 31, 2009
List of channels on Realcom

EPG No.	Channel name	Notes	Owner/parent company 	Broadcast hours	Format
1 	RTR 1 	 	Rádio e Televisão Realense 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
2 	RTR 2 	 	Rádio e Televisão Realense 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
3 	SIC 	 	Impresa 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
4 	TVI 	 	Media Capital 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
5 	RTR 3 	 	Rádio e Televisão Realense 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
6 	RTR 4 	 	Rádio e Televisão Realense 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
7 	SIC Notícias	 	Impresa 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
8 	CM TV 	 	Cofina 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
9 	NTR One 	 	National Television and Radio	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
10 	NTR Two 	 	National Television and Radio	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
 	NTR Three 	 	National Television and Radio	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
 	RTR Açorécia	 	Rádio e Televisão Realense 	24 hours 	16:9 SDTV
*101 - SPORT.TV 1
*102 - SPORT.TV 2
*111 - Eleven Sports 1P
*112 - Eleven Sports 2P
List of channels on Sky (Bensonia)

Main article: Sky (Bensonia)
SBC affiliates are mapped accordingly to the exact borders of each region's designated market area.
EPG No.	Channel name 	Notes 	Owner/parent company 	Broadcast hours	Format
1 	Step by Step 	Information channel 	Sky 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
4 	SBC Galveston 	Available only in Greater Galveston. 	Sentry Broadcasting Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
4 	Cleveland Television 	Available only in the state of Cleveland.	Sentry Broadcasting Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
7 	SBC Grand Rapids 	Available only in Greater Grand Rapids. 	Sentry Broadcasting Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
7 	Northern Highveld 	Available only in Highveld. 	Northern Network 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
9 	Northulic Television South 	Available only in South Norfolk. 	Northulic Media 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
10 	Northulic Television Hampton	Available only in Hampton/North Norfolk. 	Northulic Media 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
11 	TVQ Savior 	Available only in Savior. 	Television Queensland 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
12 	SBN Television Benedict 	Available only in Benedict. 	SBN Group 	24 hours 	16:9 SDTV
13 	SBC North 	Available only in Saint Helen. 	Independent Broadcasting Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
14 	National Television System 	Network feed generated from Wali Valley. 	Sangster Saints Group 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
15 	Burton Television 	 	Burton Group 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
16 	Ensign Television 	 	Ensign Group 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
17 	Today TV 	 	TheTV Group 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
19 	Burton News 	 	Burton Group 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
21 	TV Bensonia 	 	Federal Broadcasting Corporation of Bensonia	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
22 	Culture Television 	 	Migrant Workers' Foundation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
23 	TV Bensonia 2 	 	Federal Broadcasting Corporation of Bensonia	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
24 	Holy Mary 	 	Holy Mary Television of Bensonia 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
25 	Grace Television 	 	Grace in the Lord Church 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
26 	Eternal Father Television 	 	Reborn Church 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
33 	Chamber Television 	 	Chamber of Bensonia 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
34 	Senate Television 	 	Senate of Bensonia 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
35 	Justice Television 	 	Federal Justice of Bensonia 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
36 	Access 	 	National Educational Services 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
37 	School TV 	 	Ministry of Education 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
39 	Knowledge Network 	 	Sentry Organization 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
40 	Sovereign Network 	 	 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
41 	Bencom TV 	 	Bensonian Community Television Association 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
42 	Polishop 	 	Polishop 	24 hours 	16:9 SDTV
43 	Hope Channel 	 	Bensonian Adventists 	24 hours 	16:9 SDTV
44 	Shopcity 	 	Shopcity 	24 hours 	16:9 SDTV
50 	Sentry Sports 1 	 	Sentry Networks 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
51 	Sentry Sports 2 	 	Sentry Networks 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
==Former channels==
*MTV (Onetree): removed on September 30, 2013
*ForMan: shut down
List of channels on StarHub TV (Northulia)

Commercial channel numbers correspond to metro areas.
EPG No.	Channel name 	Notes	Owner/parent company 	Broadcast hours	Format
101 	Preview Channel 	 	StarHub 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
102 	NNB Television 	 	Northulian National Broadcaster 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
103 	SBS 	 	Special Broadcasting Service 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
107 	Seven Network 	 	Seven Media 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
109 	Nine Network 	 	Nine Entertainment Company 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
110 	Network Ten 	 	CBS Corporation 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
201 	Hub Sports 1 	 	StarHub 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
202 	Hub Sports 2 	 	StarHub 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
203 	FOX Sports on StarHub 1	 	News Corp Northulia/StarHub/Disney/FNG	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
204 	FOX Sports on StarHub 2	 	News Corp Northulia/StarHub/Disney/FNG	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
205 	ESPN 	 	The Walt Disney Company 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
206 	ESPN 2 	 	The Walt Disney Company 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
301 	ZooMoo 	 	Blue Ant Media/NHNM 	24 hours 	1080i HDTV
==Former channels==
*KidsCo: removed on February 14, 2014, due to the termination of the brand.
*Discovery Networks channels: all removed on July 1, 2018, due to StarHub's failure to renegotiate with the company worldwide.
List of countries in the Sondriavision Song Contest

==Current countries==
Country 	Debut	Participations	Wins	Broadcaster(s)
Arqapstan 	2013 	5 	0 	KA
Bengalia 	2012 	6 	0 	MCOB
Chichetya 	2011 	6 	0 	CRC
Charisma Islands	2014 	5 	0 	CITV
Daehan 	2011 	8 	1 	DBS
Daehan 	2011 	8 	1 	
Great Scorria 	2012 	8 	1 	TVGS
Great Scorria 	2012 	8 	1 	RADIO:GS
Hang Peng 	2012 	7 	0 	RTHP
Hang Peng 	2012 	7 	0 	
Hindustan 	2011 	7 	0 	Doordarshan
Joseon 	2012 	1 	0 	
Kaizhung 	2011 	8 	0 	KCTV
Kaizhung 	2011 	8 	0 	KNR
Lenapore 	2011 	8 	0 	
Lenapore 	2011 	8 	0 	LPBS
Manchuria 	2011 	9 	0 	MNBC
Northulia 	2011 	9 	1 	NNB
Nosghel 	2011 	8 	1 	ABS-CBN
Nosghel 	2011 	8 	1 	
Nosghel 	2011 	8 	1 	RMBC
Nosghel 	2011 	8 	1 	NTV
Orience 	2011 	8 	0 	THK
Orience 	2011 	8 	0 	NBS
Pakifas 	2014 	2 	0 	VOP
Persia 	2013 	5 	0 	IRPB
Tazbekistan 	2013 	5 	0 	TVT
==Former countries==
Country	Debut	Participations	Wins	Broadcaster(s)	Reason for its exit
Porowon	2013 	4 	0 	MCP 	The SBU forced the country to stop competing in future editions of the contest in April 2019 due to the complicated political situation of the country and a series of restrictions being imposed, as well as hijacks of their television signals.
==See also==
*Sondriavision Song Contest
List of currencies

This list contains the currencies recognized as legal tender in Association of Nations (AoN) member states, AoN observer states, partially recognized or unrecognized states, and their dependencies. Dependencies and unrecognized states are listed here only if another currency is used in their territory that is different from the one of the state that administers them or has jurisdiction over them.
==North Sierra==
==South Sierra==
==Tyntalsya==
==Eurectipheria==
==Bulungi==
==Sondria==
==Northulia==
==Overseas territories and dependencies==
List of global cities

In Nara, global cities are ranked by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network.
==Current classification==
===Alpha ++===
*Albany
*Lenapore City
*New Yale City
*Nikkyo
*Oxton
===Alpha +===
*Hang Peng
*Kaijing
*Launceston
*Nurhai
*Palmerston
*Sainte-Étienne
*Shenzai
*Southgate
===Alpha===
*Lasgahore
===Alpha -===
List of intergovernmental organizations

The following is a list of intergovernmental organizations in Nara.
==Association of Nations and agencies==
Main article: Association of Nations
==Regional organizations==
===Intercontinental===
*Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
*Sondria-Northulic Economic Cooperation
*Hindic Ocean Rim Association
*The Anglophony
*Commonwealth of Independent States
*La Francophonie
*Community of Portuguese Language Countries
*Turkic Council
*North Atlantean Treaty Organization
===Eurectipheria===
*Eurectipherian Union
*Eurectipherian Council
*Scandesian Council
*Unreistein
===Tyntalsya===
*Tyntalsyan Society of Nations
===Sierras===
*Organization of Sierran States
*North Sierran Free Trade Agreement
*Union of South Sierran Nations
*Central Sierran Integration System
*Common Market of the South
*Northulic Alliance
*Caraiban Community
===Bulungi===
*Salvian Community from the People's of Our Sierra
*Bulungian Union
*Mussulmenic League
===Sondria===
*Association of Southeast Sondrian Nations
*Shenzai Cooperation Organization
*South Sondrian Association for Regional Cooperation
===Northulia===
*Northulic Islands Forum
List of line-up changes on Astro

==1990s==
===1993===
====February====
Astro launches its analog DBS service as Astrowave, an analog service aiming to compete against a similar service started by Comtam.
Network 	Change	Notes
All-Sports Network	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1984
HNC 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1984
Discovery Channel 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1989
MTV 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1989
Cartoon Network 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in December 1992
HBO 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1990
====April====
HBO's competing service Star Channel is added after a deal with Comtam.
Network 	Change	Notes
Star Channel	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1980
====June====
Network	Change	Notes
HW-TBS 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1985
====July====
Network	Change	Notes
Hot TV 	added 	Started cable broadcasts in 1990. First subscription adult channel.
===1994===
===1995===
===1996===
Astrowave launches a digital service
===1997===
===1998===
===1999===
==2000s==
===2000===
===2001===
===2002===
===2003===
===2004===
===2005===
===2006===
===2007===
===2008===
===2009===
==2010s==
===2010===
===2011===
===2012===
===2013===
===2014===
===2015===
===2016===
===2017===
===2018===
===2019===
==2020s==
===2020===
===2021===
===2022===
List of line-up changes on Toggle

==1990s==
===1996===
====June====
FST Digital launched
Network 	Change	Notes
FBC 1 	added 	
FBC 2 	added 	
FBC 3 	added 	
Network 7 	added 	
TEN 	added 	
Channel Thirteen 	added 	
Channel 14 	added 	
Channel 15 	added 	
Channel A 	added 	
IBC Sports 1 	added 	
IBC Sports 2 	added 	
IBC Sports 3 	added 	
Cartoon Network 	added 	Timeshared with TNT
Disney Channel 	added 	
TV Land 	added 	
The Comedy Channel 	added 	
The Best TV 	added 	
Living Network 	added 	
GSN Flarland 	added 	
Sci-Fi Channel 	added 	
MTV 	added 	
Discovery Channel 	added 	
Discovery Home and Leisure	added 	
Explorer Network 	added 	
The Computer Channel 	added 	
Travel Channel 	added 	
VH1 	added 	
CMT Eurectipheria 	added 	
FBC News 	added 	Test broadcasts until October 1996
Horizon Chinese TV 	added 	
Zee TV 	added 	
ARK 1 	added 	
ARK 2 	added 	
===1997===
===1998===
===1999===
==2000s==
===2000===
===2001===
===2002===
===2003===
List of political parties in Lenapore

==The parties==
*Lenapore Alliance Party (LAP)
*Islamic Movement/Angkatan Islam (AI)
*Socialist Front/Barisan Sosialis (BS)
*Citizens' Party (CP)
*Democratic Party (DP)
*Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
*Justice Party (JP)
*Labor Front (LF)
*Labor Party (LP)
*Eastern Democrats Party (EDP)
*National Party of Lenapore (NPL)
*National Solidarity Party (NSP)
*Partai Rakyat/People's Party (PR)
*United Democratical Party (UDP)
*People's Action Party (PAP)
*Reform Party (RP)
*Lenapore Democratic Alliance (LDA)
*Lenapore Democratic Party (LDP)
*Lenapore People's Party (LPP)
*Lenaporeans First (LF)
*Socialist Front (SF)
*Workers' Party (WP)
*Handakian Regional Party (HRP)
*Xalxan Autonomous Party (XAP)
===Defunct parties===
Little Beans

Little Beans (Mandarin: 小豆; Japanese: リトル・ビーンズ) is a Porowonian animated series created by Next House Animation (recent episode were made under the renationalized Porowon Animation). The series is similar to Mameshiba, an Oriencian animated series featuring trivia bits, but episodes seem to last for 1-2 minutes rather than twenty seconds. In Porowon, three versions of the series are made, in English, Mandarin and Japanese. Two seasons were finished before George Wangjia became president. Following his presidency, the content of the series changed to be pro-Wangjia and the show lost its export appeal. The show is an example of poronime. Conspiracy theorists believe that the third season seems to have "underlying messages" used by the Porowonian government to seek out government fugitives, using an embedded code.
Episodes often aired as filler on television channels of the Media Corporation of Porowon. At one point it was exported to a handful of countries and was the most successful Porowonian export of its time.