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Chemherian language

The Chemherian language (Chemherian: Qemherce) is the official language of Chemheria. It is considered by many to be a language isolate.
==History==
==Orthography==
Letter	Name	IPA
A a 	a 	[a]
B b 	be 	[b]
C c 	ce 	[ʃ]
D d 	de 	[d]
E e 	e 	[e~ɛ]
F f 	fe 	[f]
G g 	ge 	[g]
H h 	he 	[h]
I i 	i 	[i]
J j 	je 	[ʒ]
K k 	ke 	[k]
L l 	le 	[l]
M m 	me 	[m]
N n 	ne 	[n]
NG ng 	nge 	[ŋ]
O o 	o 	[o~ɔ]
P p 	pe 	[p]
Q q 	qe 	[tʃ]
R r 	re 	[r]
S s 	se 	[s]
T t 	te 	[t]
U u 	u 	[u]
Ü ü 	ü 	[ɯ]
V v 	ve 	[v]
X x 	xe 	[dʒ]
W w 	we 	[w]
Y y 	ye 	[j]
Z z 	ze 	[z]
==Cyrillic==
A Cyrillic variation of this alphabet exists. This is the standard version: Аа, Бб, Шш, Дд, Ее, Фф, Гг, Хх, Ии, Жж, Кк, Лл, Мм, Нн, Ңң, Оо, Пп, Чч, Рр, Сс, Тт, Уу, Ыы, Вв, Ўў, Џџ, Јј, Зз.
An alternate form exists: Аа, Бб, Вв, Гг, Дд, Џџ, Ее, Ёё, Жж, Зз, Ии, Йй, Кк, Лл, Мм, Нн, Ңң, Оо, Пп, Рр, Сс, Тт, Уу, Ўў, Фф, Хх, Чч, Шш, Ыы, Ээ, Юю, Яя.
Chichetya

Chichetya (Chichetyan: จิจเตยั) is a country in Sondria.
==Etymology==
==History==
Chichetya was settled by people of a culture that was largely influenced by Kaizhung and Hindustan. These people were known as the Proto-Chichetyans.
===Dissolution of the Ceylon Empire and declaration of sovereignty===
==Government and politics==
==Culture==
Chichetya Matha

National anthem of Chichetya. Derived from Sri Lanka Matha as Chichetya was formerly part of the Ceylon Empire.
==Lyrics==
===Chichetyan===
จิจเตยั มท
าป จิจเตยั, นมโ, นมโ, นมโ, นมโ มท
วกฺรด พิทิชดินิ, ซโรแนิ าปิ จิจเตยั าตโวิฉ,
ดนรุ ฉมยนิกิ มริ พลถูรุ ปิริ
===Transliteration===
Chichetya matha
Apa Chichetya, namo, namo, namo, namo matha
Wakrada phitichadini, soraendi api Chichetya atowij
Danar jamayaniki maru phalathuru piri
===IPA===
tɕitɕetja matʰa
apa tɕitɕetja namo namo namo namo matʰa
wakrada pʰititɕadini, sorɛndi api tɕitɕetja atowidʑ
Chichetya Rūpavāhinī Corporation

The Chichetya Rūpavāhinī Corporation (CRC) (จิจเตยั รูปัวาหินี สันสทัวั), also simply known as Rūpavāhinī or simplified as Rupavahini, is the national television network of Chichetya. Gifted by the people of Orience to the people of Chichetya, mainly for the provision of education, information and entertainment.
It operates two channels: Rupavahini in Chichetyan and Channel Eye in English.
==History==
Chichetya Rupavahini started in 1962. The service was set up by the Tohon Electric Company and was supported by the Sok Jai Electrical Appliances store. It was the first of two Rupavahini-branded television channels and made its first broadcast on February 15, 1962.
Rupavahini started color operations while the army service was in black and white owing to its status as an experimental service. Rupavahini was also known as Color TV until 1984 when the army service (Akhana, channel 5) switched to a nationwide color network by breaking Rupavahini's monopoly. By 1990, an estimated 50% of the Chichetyan population were picking up CRC broadcasts. These broadcasts reached much of Rissoma, a country that banned television until 1994, and that was secretly being watched by the Rissoman king.
Between 1980 and 2006, it was responsible for the concession of Channel 7.
A Rupavahini 2 channel launched on UHF in 1998. It absorbed most of the English and Kyongsan television programs that were broadcast by the main channel. The channel was subsequently renamed Channel Eye in 2000.
CRC is, at present, in the middle of aid efforts for the digitalization of its network. Regional television channels for Letchingtang and Jhuki launched in 2014, yet they are seen nationwide.
===After the 2019 Jathenkom attack and takeover of Pangcheng Rissoma===
A terrorist attack in Jathenkom in April 2019 proved to be costly for the maintenance of the television service in the area
On May 10, 2020, Rupavahini forcibly took over the television operations of the former Pangcheng Rissoma in a move considered to be temporary, but risk-taking for diplomatical ties between the two countries.
==Operations==
*Rupavahini
*Channel Eye
*Rupavahini Thalue
*Rupavahini Jhuki
*Rupavahini Letchingtang
*Rupavahini Takhu
==Programming==
==See also==
*Television in Chichetya
Christmas Island

The Territory of Christmas Island (Chinese: 圣诞岛; Malay: Wilayah Pulau Krismas) is a Northulian external territory comprising the island of the same name, in joint operation with Lenapore. It is considered to be the world's last remaining condominium.
Christmas Island had a population of 1.282 residents as of 2016, the majority of whom live in settlements on the northern tip of the island. The main settlement is Flying Fish Cove. Around two-thirds of the island's population is estimated to have Malayan Chinese or Lenaporean Chinese origin (though just 21.2% of the population declared a Kaizhungese ancestry in 2016), with significant numbers of Malays and Eurectipherian Northulians as well as smaller numbers of Malaysian Indians and Eurasians. Several languages are in use, including English, Malay, and various Chinese dialects. Islam and Buddhism are major religions on the island, though a vast majority of the population does not declare a formal religious affiliation and may be involved in ethnic Kaizhungese religion.
The first Eurectipherian to sight the island was Richard Rowe of the Thomas Cook in 1615. The island was later named on Christmas Day (25 December) 1643 by Captain William Mynors but only settled in the late 19th century. Its geographic isolation and history of minimal human disturbance has led to a high level of endemism among its flora and fauna, which is of interest to scientists and naturalists. The majority (63 percent) of the island is included in the Christmas Island National Park, which features several areas of primary monsoonal forest. Phosphate, deposited originally as guano, has been mined on the island since 1899.
==History==
==Demographics==
==Telecommunications==
Being a condominum of Lenapore and Northulia,
Cinema Service

Cinema Service is a Flarlandian film production company amd also the largest by revenue.
==History==
===Setup===
In 1916, what eventually became the founders of Cinema Service invested in the growing film industry. They looked after new and coming studios in order to see what was new and what would they do while trying to found a company.
===Founding===
In 1923, Cinema Service was oficially founded as a silent film production company. Initially the company was making a considerable number of short comedic films using local talents as well as releasing foreign Charlie Chaplin comedies to Flarland and its overseas territories, where it set up subsidiaries. Quickly, the company bought a local animation facility in Wembley and allowed Cinema Service to begin regular work on film production.
Live-action films followed in 1928. Cinema Service at the time was the first Flarlandian film production company to produce "sound films" due to their growing innovative techniques imported from other countries.
==Company units==
==Executive management==
==Financial data==
The company is owned by two Flarlandian investment funds.
Cinema of Lenapore

Despite having a flourishing Chinese, Japanese and Malay film industry in the 1950s and 1960s, Lenapore's film industry declined after independence in 1963. In the mid-80s, the film industry had a massive revival, with new production companies like Shin Shonan and Raintree Pictures (founded in the 90s by TCL) effectively bringing back the industry to where it was.
==History==
===Colonial era===
The first filmmakers to arrive in Lenapore were representatives of Pathé, an Étiennese company founded by four brothers who shared the same surname. Cinema was in its infancy and obviously they and other pioneers from Eurectipherian countries did manage to explore the industry to see if there was any future for it. The Étiennese brothers struck a deal with Warwick Trading, and despite initial interest, there was a hakt in production until 1904. The first sessions consisted of reels of what was known to exist back in the day, as cinema was mainly in its infancy. This sparked interest among locals to build an industry in the colonies. Even the pioneers shot films in Lenapore for documentation purposes, primarily in the 1910s onward.
The breakthrough was in the 20s and 30s when the industry grew at an international scale.
===1963 to 1984===
===Shin Shonan and the rise of the new Japanese films===
The coup led to a resurgence of the film industry. Shin Shonan was set up quickly afterwards and later became a reference in the Lenaporean movie scene, especially among the Japanese speakers. Initially deoendent kn Ishigaki's Takakura and Oriencian studios, by the end of the 80s it had become self-sufficient.
===90s massification===
===2000s===
===Present times===
Cirnegossai Bank

The Cirnegossai Bank was a bank in Great Scorria, operational between 1961 and 2011 when it shut down after a political scandal erupted. Currently all branches of Cirnegossai are branches of the Bukuan-New Gianan bank Bank South Northulic.
==History==
The Cirnegossai Bank was founded on January 15, 1961. The name was selected in a meeting in September 1960: the name, according to bank founders, sounded classy.
During its first decades of operation, Cirnegossai was one of the smaller banks. By 1990, Cirnegossai expanded nationwide by launching branches in every state. An international expansion - to Northulia, the New Michillies and Bukua-New Giana started in 1991.
===Nationalization and restructuring===
In 2011, the government bought around 60% of the assets.
===Resolution and sale to Bank South Northulic===
In August 2014, TV3 reported that Cirnegossai was under a public intervention. The report was deemed to be "catastrophic" for Cirnegossai and contributed to its end.
Later, Cirnegossai went through a process of resolution. Its non-toxic assets were sold to Bank South Northulic who became one of the largest banks in the country. The toxic assets created a "static corporation".
Citadel Television

Citadel Television is a Tesopan commercial television channel founded in December 2003. Citadel broadcasts nationwide over four terrestrial transmitting stations and broadcasts a mixed schedule, often switching between leased ministry programming and youth programming.
==History==
Tesopo was empoverished regarding the usage of television sets around five years before Citadel Television launched. Back then, one in every twenty Tesopans owned a television set. The primary vause fornthe growth of television sets was in order to introduce DSTV to Tesopo legally, and to the members of the so-called "elite".
City FM (North Arlesbury)

City FM (formerly City Radio and between 2014 and 2018 just CITY) is a North Arlesburian radio station. It was founded in 1986 and has been owned by the National Media Group since 1999.
==History==
The station was founded on April 1st, 1986 as a pirate radio station broadcasting from the outskirts of the capital, Plymouth. The channel bought in trainees from Bensonia, Hopeland and the United States in order to emulate the style of radio from those countries. Even as a pirate station, the station's ratings grew significantly.
On December 24th, 1988, at 21:00, City Radio signed off. The station had plans to resume in the near future by legalizing itself. Broadcasts resumed under the new legal format at 09:00 on May 22nd, 1989. Not too long after obtaining the license, it formed the City Radio Network in other large cities nationwide and in the Greater Plymouth Metropolitan Area.
In the late 90s, City was acquired by the National Media Group and ratings lost to HFM, who benefitted from having a better nationwide network of transmitters. NMG proceeded to change the station's profile. The Sierran accents were replaced by entirely local presenters and DJs, a format which is still present.
In 2014, City FM became just City, also adopting a new brand identity and slogan (the City never sleeps). Four years later it reverted back to its previous name, this time styled as [city_fm].
Club X

Club X was a Flarlandian television program broadcast by Channel Ten from 1989 to 1992 and then moved to FBC 3 in 1992, where it stayed on air until 1995. It was the very first show ever to be produced by Couch Slave Entertainment.
==Premise==
Early on in 1989, Channel Ten had experienced a massive financial loss upon expanding its signal to a nationwide level. Massive financial woes and the dependence on cheap imported programming were among the causes.
In the middle of 1989, Khyber Waterman and a team of four people form the nascent Couch Slave Entertainment submitted an idea for a local show: low-budget, quirky television, to fill the last half-hour of the Friday night schedule before closing down.
The first episode of Club X was broadcast in September 1989 at 00:40. The program was conceived as it was, a "dream tapestry" of various unconnected sketches interspersed by various host segments. It attracted limited viewing figures. A few editions into its existence, it added another recurring segment: B Flickerage, in which footage from low-budget films was overdubbed with awful narration.
==Format==
Initially, Club X ran for half an hour. Following unexpected success in 1991, Club X becane an hour-long show The reason why it moved to the FBC was because Channel Ten hated the new format.
Coconut Palmtree Islands

The Territory of the Coconut Palmtree Islands is a Northulian external territory in the Hindic Ocean, comprising a small archipelago approximately midway between Northulia and Sri Lanka. It is part of Southeast Sondria and is in the Southern Hemisphere.
The territory consists of two atolls made up of 27 coral islands, of which only two – West Island and Home Island – are inhabited. The population of around 600 people consists mainly of Cocos Malays, who practise Sunni Islam and speak a dialect of Malay as their first language. The territory is administered by the Northulian federal government's Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities, and together with Christmas Island (which is about 960 kilometres (600 mi) to the east) forms the Northulian Indian Ocean Territories administrative unit. However, the islanders do have a degree of self-government through the local shire council. Many public services – including health, education, and policing – are provided by the state of Western Northulia, and Western Northulian law applies except where the federal government has determined otherwise.
The islands were first discovered in 1609 by William Keeling, but no settlement occurred until the early 19th century. One of the first settlers was John Clunies-Ross, a Scottish merchant; much of the island's current population is descended from the Malay workers he brought in to work his copra plantation. The Clunies-Ross family ruled the islands as a private fiefdom for almost 150 years, with the head of the family usually recognised as resident magistrate. The Nashlandians formally annexed the islands in 1857, and for the next century they were officially administered from either Ceylon or Lenapore. The territory was transferred to Northulia in 1955, although until 1979 virtually all of the island's real estate still belonged to the Clunies-Ross family.
Commercial Television (Bedu Republic)

Commercial Television (Mousim Dinsi) is a Beduan television channel started in 1983. Currently it's the second most-viewed channel. It broadcasts a Bedu channel on channel 3 in HD, 30 in HD, and three Bedu theme channels plus an English comprehensive channel. Ratings have been falling. Its apex in the 2000s gave the main Bedu channel about 1.2 million viewers but now it's down to 400 thousand.
==History==
The Bedu colonial government announced in 1977 that channels 9 (Bedu) and 11 (English) were to be given to a private entity. Tsim Ka Company was expected to take the frequencies, but these plans never came to fruition.
Commercial Television was created in October 1981. They opted for the two frequencies that Tsim Ka wanted to operate, but had more ambitious plans.
The network was announced in early 1983, and on April 18, 1983, began its regular operations. The monopoly held by government bodies Yao Bedu and BETV ended after 12 years.
In late 1983 the channel premiered its first (outsourced) drama series. In January 1984 it extended its lineup over the two channels.
==Programming==
==Controversies==
Community of Portuguese Language Countries

The Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP, Comunidade de Países de Língua Portuguesa) is an international organization of Portuguese-speaking countries across the five continents, where Portuguese is an official language, either in sovereign countries and the few Realese overseas territories where the language is spoken, almost entirely consisting of colonies from the former Realese Empire.
==Activities==
==Members==
*Real (1984)
*Solenial (1984)
*Keithland (1984)
*Vera Cruz (1984)
*Nosghel (1984)
*Huamba (1984)
*South Bulungi (1984)
*Cabo Ouro (1995)
*Giana Gravana (1995)
*Martines (1995)
*Timor (1997)
Comport

Comport is the name given since 1998 to the Port Merwin Telecommunications Corporation (PMTC), set up in 1974. PMTC is owned by the Flarlandian Telecommunications Corporation since the inception of the current centralized corporation in 1991, itself owned by the Lenaporean telecoms giant Lentel.
As of now, Comport is headed towards a sale as Lentel is trying to quit the Lenaporean market, swapping its shares for telecom operators in the ASESON region.
==History==
The Flarlandians had built the telecommunication infrastructure in the 1930s, radio, telegraph and telephone. The Postal Services of Port Merwin (PSPM) held accountable for the telecommunication services until they were split in 1974 to create the Port Merwin Telecommunications Corporation (PMTC).
In November 1995 it made its first internet trials with help from Northulic Internet. At the same time, competing company Merwinian Broadcast Services wanted to start a similar service.
The operator changed its name to Comport on October 1, 1998, with the name being a clever usage of the term "communication port".
Early in 1999, Comport trialed a cable TV service with ten channels, the regular launch was held on March 4, 2001 with nineteen channels, with the aim of luring subscribers away from MBS.
After the buyout, Comport announced in February 2022 that it was going to shut down its cable TV service on March 31, 2022, and move to an entirely free terrestrial network after that date. Currently fifteen channels are provided under the service.
==Services==
Comtam Cable

Comtam Cable was a Hopelandian subscription television company operated by Comtam between 1982 and 2012; the operations were later sold off to other companies.
==History==
===Involvement in cable television===
Comtam began its involvement with cable television in Hopeland in 1981, with trials consisting on the relays of the existing television channels in Albany as well as an information channel. In April 1982, Comtam bought four subscription television programming licenses. These services were launched in June 1982. By the end of the year Comtam was already carrying the nationwide satellite feed of HXP-TV on its few systems.
===Expansion===
Comtam's cable network expanded to virtually the entirety of the East Coast by 1984.
===Comtam Digital===
A digital cable service launched in June 1996, before its competitors did later in the same year. It drew from its interactive experiments from 1995.
==Services at time of closure==
==Post-closure solutions==
Following the shutdown of Comtam Cable, subscribers of the satellite service were either forced to switch to Primenet or Astro. Cable subscribers were recommended to switch over to Echo or local operators.
Conspiracy Solenial

Conspiracy Solenial (ConSo) was a narrowcaster within the Solenian Broadcasting Corporation that worked with some of the smaller narrowcasters between 2003 and 2013. ConSo barely produced programming and most of their productions were documentaries about international and domestic conspiracy theories. One such documentary in 2007 was handled by Politics XXI and led to the escalation of its downfall.
==History==
===Founding===
In February 2003, the SBC started giving more airtime to "the fringes". Solenial 3 would end its programming with Call for Action, but after the channel did its normal closedown. Call for Action was a paid program that started running in February 2002 and laid the foundation for what would become ConSo.
==Published works==
Corporación de Radio Televisión de Galicia

The Corporación de Radio-Televisión de Galicia (CRTVG) is the public broadcaster for the autonomous region of Galicia in Real. According to Realese legislation, the CRTVG must operate services in the Galician language. Some adverts on the services, however, are in Portuguese.
CRTVG has strong ties with Rádio e Televisão Realense (who operates its Galician service in Portuguese) and National Television and Radio.
==History==
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Radio Galega
*Radio Galega Música
*Son Galicia
===Television===
*TVG 1
*TVG 2
*TVG 24
*Galicia TV (umbrella brand for the international service)
Coshastati

Coshastati is the capital of Solenial and its second largest city, after Jevyol, which is 45 miles away to the west. It is in the south-east of Solenial, on the east coast of Solenial's Central Belt, on the south shore of Cos Bay. It forms the City of Cos council area; the city council area includes urban Coshastati and a 55sq mile rural area.
It has been the capital of Solenial since 1737 (replacing Baravel) and is the seat of the Solen Parliament. The city was one of the major centres of the Enlightenment, led by the University of Coshastati, gaining the nickname Athens of the Pacific. The Old Town and New Town districts of Cos were listed as a AoNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. There are over 4,500 listed buildings within the city. In the census of 2001, Cos had a total resident population of 548,624.
Coshastati is well-known for the annual Cos Festival, a collection of official and independent festivals held annually over about four weeks from early August. The number of visitors attracted to Cos for the Festival is roughly equal to the settled population of the city. The most famous of these events are the Cos RAFG (the largest performing arts festival in the world), the Cos International Festival, the Cos Military Tattoo, and the Cos International Film Festival.
Other notable events include the Horlot street party (31 December), Burns Night (25 January), St. Beowulf's Day (October 30), and the Cos celebrations (30 May).
Cromartie Network Invasion Incident

On January 31, 2007, FBC 3 made a billboard promoting the then-upcoming feature-length film Miles and Croydon Lost in Cromartie. In the three months leading to the incident, nine other similar billboards promoting the film were placed in other larger cities of Flarland, with Cromartie, the setting of the film, being the last one. Unlike other cities, the billboard featured the skyline of Cromartie with a large syringe pointing at the Berkshire Government building as well as the words UP YOURS. on top of the skyline. Fine print said that Miles and Croydon, FBC 3's adult animated series, had recently beaten its three competitors in ratings and believed that the FBC was dominating the market.
The incident generated panic across the city, with many believing to be a provocation to the local government. The three channels affected by the incident, Channel 14, Channel A and Grimy Factory saw their fortunes tumble during the next few months.
==Planning==
==Subsequent panic==
On January 31, 2007, at 08:05, a passenger spotted one of the posters near the University of Berkshire, calling the police for supposedly "provocating the government of the region".
===Reactions===
===Aftermath===
===Television aftermath===