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Andalusian people

Andalusians ( (Beidar: الأندلسيين) are the people who are identified with the country of Andalus. This connection may be residential, legal, historical, or cultural. For most Andalusians, several (or all) of these connections exist and are collectively the source of their being Andalusian. Due to Andalus's multicultural background it is difficult and controversial to identify one ethnic group as truly "Andalusian", and therefor is not recorded by government officials.
Category:Andalus topics
Andalusianism

Andalusianism (Apomonese: Ανδαλουσιανοί, Andalousianoí), more commonly known as Pasternakism after its founder Mateo Pasternak, is the ideology and practice associated with the 20th-century Andalusian Social Democratic Labour Party and quasi-communist state – and, by extension, other far-left groups and regimes. Usually characterized as a form of communism that incorporates nationalism and irredentism it has been criticized by some as a form of red fascism. Andalusianism developed out of the influences of Pan-Andalusianism, and the anti-imperialism paramilitary groups that emerged following the establishment of the Andalusian Confederation.
The Andalusianist ideology has been criticized internationally, being attested to be a form of Andalusian ethnic nationalism, acting in order to elevate the Andalusian government to the status of "guardians of the Andalusian people" and acting as a foundation of the subsequent cult surrounding Andalusian society. The ideology further claims that Andalusia is the natural home of the "Andalusian people".
==History==
===Origins===
===Neo-Andalusianism===
==Policies==
===Social===
====Anti-racism====
Racism was vehemently opposed by the Andalusian Social Democratic Labour Party, and it was actively targeted by the party as "un-Andalusian" and subjected to a series of vigorous propaganda campaigns. The state maintained a policy of affirmative action, and there was a minimum quota of 45% for the employment and representation of ethnic minorities. These ideas were set forward by the ideology's founder, Mateo Pasternak:
====New Andalusian person====
====Equality====
===Economic===
Category:Andalus topics
Ando-Kwangju relations

This article is related to and 
Ando-Kwangju relations (or Andalus-Kwangju relations, also know as the A-K relations) refers to international relations between the Federal Kingdom of Andlaus and the State of Kwangju. Relations have been close and extensive since 1952, when Andalus helped establish the Republic of Kwangju and fought on it's side during the three year Kwangju War. The unification of Kwangju brought new importance to these relations, as the two nations have emerged as two of the most advanced economies and militaries of East Althena. While tensions have flared at times over influence in the EAS, the two sides regard each other as strategic partners. 
Especially in the context of the East Althenian Sphere, the cooperation between the countries reaches immense coordination and collaboration. Both are considered "core countries" in regards to EAS policy-making, and generally vote together in the East Althenian Parliament. Additionally, along with Okaiken, Kwangju and Andalus form the "East Althenian Three", representing the developed countries of the region.
==Country comparison==
 	 	
Population 	84,128,782 (???) 	80,603,891 (???)
Area (total area) 	2,653,129 km2 (???) 	200,221  km2 (???)
Population Density 	????km² (855.1/sq mi) 	450.38/km² (1,166.4/sq mi)
Capital 	Saadiyat (Judicial)Duis (Administrative)Alcazar (Legislative) 	Jinju
Largest City 	Deira – 10,895,357 (20,126,913 Metro) 	Jinju – 10,185,502 (41,430,399 Metro)
Government 	Confederal parliamentary and Constitutional monarchy 	Unitary parliamentary democracy and Constitutional Monarchy
First Leader 	Henry Foret 	Miyazaki Juichi
Current Leader 	Damien Moulin 	Seo In-Daejun
Official languages 	Beidar and Etruscan (de facto and de jure) 	Kwangju (de facto and de jure)
Main religions 	Athiest/Agnostic (30.1%) Muslim (21.1%) Christian (24.3%) Andalazism (20.0%) Other (4.5%)	53.8% Athiest/Agnostic 23% Christian 11.7% Buddhist 5.2% Muists
Ethnic groups 	32.2% Pied noirs 30.8% Levantine 17.23% Beidar 10.4% Bakri 9.37% Other 	85% Kwangju 10% Sanese 3.2% Other East Althenia
GDP (PPP) (2014 estimate) 	ε5.096 trillion (3rd) 	ε4.040 trillion (5th)
GDP (PPP) per capita (2014 estimate)	ε61,023 (10th) 	ε50,012 (???th)
Gini (2012) 	34.3 (???) 	36.4 (???)
HDI (2011) 	0.922 (very high) (???) 	0.909 (very high) (???)
Currency 	Colum (Col) 	Kwangju Hwan (₩)
Expatriate populations 	54,000 Kwangju-born people living in Andlaus 	21,000 Andalus-born people living in Kwangju
Military expenditures 	ε168.2 billion 	ε78 billion
Military Troops 	755,624 	885,000
Labour Force 	60.6 million 	65.6 million
Telecommunications(Mobile Phones) 	82,446,206 (98% of the population) 	79,217,378 (98% of the population)
==Rivalry==
==History==
Aoyama

is the 2nd largest city and metropolis of Nanami. 
Located within the southern end of Sichika Plains and Shirakawa Bay in Nagashima Island, Aoyama has population of 11,940,022 by June 2011 with annual growth of +1.72% (2011). Aoyama Metropolitan area has population of 29 millions people, only less than 2 millions people with Greater Katajima-Miyagami. Despite its being the 2nd largest metropolitan area, several studies shows Aoyama as the largest metropolitan area with the consideration that Katajima (20 m) and Miyagami (9 m) as a different metropolitan areas. With the recent trend of rapid urbanization and modernization of the city, Aoyama predicted will surpass Katajima-Miyagami in 2020 and becoming the largest metropolitan area in Nanami
Aoyama is the second fastest growing city in Nakami Region only to be surpassed by Ayukawa in Nakahara with high life standard and major international economy hub. Aoyama ranks 7 in Sekami Most liveable city (2013), 10 in Global Economy Index, and considered as an alpha+ city of Sekami. 
==History==
===Before Inaba Period===
===Inaba Period and Nanami Empire (1575-1901)===
===Pre Great Sekami War(1901-1948)===
===After 1948===
==Geography==
===Special Wards===
===Other cities and towns===
===Climate===
250px|thumb|right|Heavy Snowfall in Aoyama on 2014
Aoyama has a Humid continental climate bordering with Humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification) due its high latitude location. Like most of Southern Nanami, it has a warm humid summer and a mild cold winter though its summer temperature much higher due to the Urban heat island effect around the city. Snowfall rather moderate to heavy due to the Siberian High effect. Aoyama often hit by heavy winter storm, latest one in 2012 which bring more than 20 inches of snows toward Aoyama.
===Seismic===
Though its not as seismically active as most of major cities on Nakami, Aoyama vulnerable with the megathust earthquake from the plate boundary in the southeast of city. Last Major earthquakes hit include 1638, 1852, and the latest one in 2011.
==Environment==
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==Culture and Sports==
==Sister States==
Apomo

Apomo, officially the Apomo Democratic Republic, while sometimes refered to as the Andalusian Republic, is a sovereign state in Andalusia. The ADR originates in mainland Andalus, after the Andalus Civil War, but now governs the island of Apomo, which makes up over 99% of its territory, as well as other minor islands. Neighboring states include the Federal Kingdom of Andalus to the north, and the state of Noam to the south. Apomo is one of the most densely populated places in the world.
Under the 2002 Duis Agreement, Apomo is officially part of (and recognized) as an integral part of Andalus, but is entirely independent from the Andalusian confederal system. Thus, Apomo is technically it's own independent state, as it operates outside the framework of Andalus.
The island of Apomo has always been an ethnically diverse state, being home to major trading ports for ships crossing the ocean to Andalusia. The island was captured by Etruscan forces in the 1830s. The Beidar population was expelled by the Etruscans following the failed Sella Uprising in 1854. The island was one of the last places Etrusque handed over to Abbasid after the Rasheed Agreement. The island remained a Beidar stronghold against Tiberias in the Beidar-Tiberian wars, until it was captured by Tiberias in the Great War. When fighting broke out between the government and Left wing radical parties, the island become a decisive battle ground, seeing the several major battles. After the Beidar Socialist victory in the Andalusian Civil War over 2 million Bakri citizens from the mainland were said to have fled to the island, along with the Royal government. In 1974 public frustration forced the government-in-exile from the island, effectively disestablishing the Kingdom of Andalus. Apomo was susequently annexed by the Republic of Andalus, and President Faisal was quick to forcefully exile millions of Bakri peoples to the island. 
After the successful restoration of the Andalusian monarchy through the 1982 Andalusian referendum, Socialist loyalists relocated to Apomo, and established the Apomo Democratic Republic as a successor of the Republic of Andalus, and its jurisdiction became limited to Apomo and its surrounding islands. The international community did not recognize the new state, instead supporting the Federal Kingdom of Andalus. However, the 7 states recognize the ADR as a legitimate government, separate from mainland Andalus. At the same time, 98 states have official "economic and cultural" relations with the island, recognizing it as part of the "wider Andalusian state".
==History==
===White Revolution===
===Communist rule (1982-present)===
==Economy==
==Culture==
==Government==
==Demographics==
Article XI (Andalus)

The Andalusian Law Regarding The Status of the Armed Forces more widely known as Article XI is a law passed by the Andalusian Parliament that eliminated Statue E-41 of the Andalusian Constitution which barred the Andalusian government from joining military and defense alliances, and removed the six-decade old Armed Neutrality Clause, which prevented the Andalusian Defense Forces from carrying out acts in support of allies. It also replaced the wording of the 1983 Acts of the Union to accommodate a dramatic increase in size of each of Andalus' five Mobile Defense Battalions. 
==Origins==
==Passage==
==Reactions==
===International===
===NGOs===
==Public opinion and Controversy==
===Lawsuits===
====Andalus v. Bakri State====
===Constitutionality===
==See also==
Asazaki Prefecture

Asazaki Prefecture (朝崎県, Asazaki-ken) is a prefecture of Nakahara located on the island of Kyushu. The capital is the city of Asazaki.
==History==
Asazaki Prefecture formed by the merger of former provinces of Hayami and Amabe. The region of western Amabe province was a traditional center for traders from mainland Aisai and pirates.
==Geography==
===Cities===
===Districts===
===Mergers===
==Culture==
===Religion===
===Sports===
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==Transportation==
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====National highways====
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===Airports===
==Politics==
Assujettissement

Assujettissement (Avelian: Subjugation) is a Andalusian political thriller TV series with 30 episodes that premiered on ABC on 5 October 2012. The series is based on the book series of the same name by Matthieu Verlooy.
Assujettissement depicts a fictional near future in which the world has fallen victim to severe climate change, and the ensuing scramble for the remaining natural resources threatens to destabilize what remains. The East Althenian Sphere, with support from Columbia, has subjugated Andalus to a brutal occupation prompted by it's refusal to restart oil production following a series of devastating natural disasters.
==Plot==
==Cast==
==Production==
==Reception==
===Controversy===
Battle of the Sanese Farm

The Battle of the Sanese Farm (Beidar: معركة الصانع مزرعة) was an engagement between the armies of the Tripartite powers, and the Republic of Andalus during the Andalusian Civil War. It is regarded as the deadliest and largest battle in Andalusian history. The battle handed the Republicans a decisive victory in the war, and led to a reversal in the tide of the fighting, with the entire Southern force of the Tripartite decimated and in full retreat.
The battle is named after the near by farming community of Saba (derived from the Sanese Sabaku, meaning desert), which was inhabited by a large number of Sanese farmers that maintained an agricultural research center in the vicinity. In the ensuing fighting, the town of Saba and the surrounding farms were razed, and was rendered uninhabitable by the retreating Tripartite soldiers.
Beidar-Tiberian Wars

The Beidar-Tiberian Wars were a series of sweeping military conflicts, lasting from 1869 until 1948, resulting from the collapse of the Etruscan colonial empire. Primarily fought between the Abbasidi State and the Tiberian Empire, they occasionally involved the intervention of powerful Columbian power. Initially confined to only Andalusia, the wars gradually assumed a global dimension as the political ambitions of the wars expanded. After a decade of constant warfare and aggressive diplomacy, Tiberias had succeeded in seizing and conquering a wide array of territories, from the the northern half of Andalus, to Islas del Oeste in Vespucia. These wars were instrumental in the eventual unification of Andalusia.
Brunswick

Brunswick, officially the Federal Republic of Brunswick (Braun: Bundesrepublik Braunschweig), is a federal parliamentary republic in western-central ____. It includes 20 constituent states and covers an area of 357,021 square kilometres (137,847 sq mi) with a largely temperate seasonal climate. Its capital is Staufen, while the largest city is Franz. With 93.6 million inhabitants, it is the most populous country in Columbia.
==Etymology==
==History==
===Braun Empire===
===World War===
===Federal republic===
==Economy==
==Government and politics==
===Military===
===Foreign relations===
Chumash

Chumash is a state located on the west coast of Stanford, mostly covered the northwest coast of it. With population over 56 millions people by 2013, its the most populous state in Stanford, almost 1/9 of its total population, it also the 4th largest state by area in Stanford. Chumash bordered with Salem in south, Navajo and Sherman in east, and Morelos state of Chumash Norte in the north.
Chumash contains Stanford 2nd largest city, Los Santos with its metropolitan area population over 13 millions people. San Fierro and Las Flores which also in Chumash are Stanford 6th and 10th largest metropolitan area. The capital of Chumash located within the California City since the state formation in 1884.
==Etymology==
==Geography==
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===Ecology===
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==Sister States==
Constantin Daviau

Constantin Daviau, born 5 February 1986 is a Tiberian politician and the current Prime Minister of Tiberias. He is also the president of the National Front (FN), the second-largest political party in Tiberias, since 16 May 2009. He is currently the youngest leader of any Andalusian political party, and the youngest Prime Minister in Andalusian history.
==Early life==
==Political career and media==
===Elcections===
==Ideology==
===Andalusian unity===
Daviau opposes the 1983 Acts of the Union which re-established the confederal system between Tiberias and the Beidar states, and has strongly criticized it's power sharing guidelines. If elected prime minister of Tiberias, he has vowed to renegotiate the treaty to return Tiberias' pre-war power, or will completely abolish the treaty.
He is a strong supporter of Tiberian independence, and has described himself as an avid nationalist. If successful in the 2015 Tiberian elections, he has announced an independence referendum for Tiberians, however, it is unlikely to be accepted by the central government.
===Columbian Union===
===Immigration===
===Social issues===
===Social inequality===
===LGBT rights===
Daviau has also announced his personal support for same-sex marriage and adoption for LGBT couples, and pushed for recognition of LGBT rights to be included in his party's platform. Leading up the the 2009 elections, he expelled several members for their opposition. He has been seen at several Pride events, pledging his support, while his presence prompted much media speculation and controversy, which he refused to confirm or deny.
His position has been criticized by many on the right, as too "liberal" while he gained admiration from many on the left. The PSD in Tiberias accused him of attempting to win votes by "courting the LGBT community" and using the "ambiguity tactic to gain support". Following the 2015 election, it was revealed that Daviau and his party won 56% of the votes cast from the LGBT community.
Damien Moulin

Damien Moulin (Δαμιανος μύλος, Damianos Mýlos); born 	4 September 1980, is the incumbent Prime Minister of Andalus, serving since 8 July 2015. He became the head of La Gauche, following an alliance between the Socialist Party and the Greens.
==Early life==
==Political career and media==
===Elections===
==Ideology==
===Andalusian unity===
===Columbian integration===
===Immigration===
===Social issues===
====Social inequality====
===See also===
===External links===
Category:Andalus topics
====LGBT rights====
Deaths in 2017

This is a chronology of deaths in 2017. Names are reported under the date of death. Names under each date are reported in alphabetical order by surname or pseudonym.
A typical entry reports information in the following sequence:
* Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
==February==
===26===
===25===
*Hassan Al-Jundi, 78, Moroccan artist.Décès de l'acteur marocain Hassan Joundi 
*Hassan Daaboul, Syrian general, head of Syrian military intelligence, bomb blast.Army intelligence chief killed in deadly Homs attack
*Shifa Gardi, 30, Iraqi journalist, bomb blast. Mosul battle: Kurdish reporter Shifa Gardi killed in Iraq
*Jack Pope, 103, American judge, attorney, and author.CHIEF JUSTICE JACK POPE, 1913-2017
*Doug Tamaki, New Zealand tourism entrepreneur.Brian Tamaki's brother and Rotorua tourism entrepreneur Doug Tamaki has died
===24===
*Daryl, 61, American magician, suicide.Daryl Easton, 'The Magician's Magician,' found dead inside closet at Hollywood's legendary Magic Castle
*Nderitu Gachagua, 63, Kenyan politician.Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua is dead
*Gustaw Lutkiewicz, 92, Polish actor.Zmarł aktor Gustaw Lutkiewicz 
*Fred Oldfield, 98, American painter.Puyallup icon 'Cowboy Fred' passes away
*, 85, Indonesian author and journalist.Gerson Poyk, Sastrawan Asal NTT Meninggal 
==References==
Deira

Deira (ديرة); officially the Emirate of Deira is one of the six emirates of Andalus. The city is the most populous in both the UAE, and Andalusia, With a population of 10,895,357 and more than 15 million when the suburbs are included.
Deira has emerged as an alpha+ city, with the world's second largest urban agglomeration economy, measured at ₡1.3 trillion at purchasing power parity. In 2012 Deira was ranked as the most expensive city in Andalusia, and the third most expensive in the world. The city has become iconic for its numerous skyscrapers and high rises, and is currently ranked first in the world in terms of number of skyscrapers, with 332 completed or topped out as of 2014.
Desant Day

Desant Day (from the Sukoyrian десантник,"desantnik", meaning paratrooper), also known as D-Day, is a holiday that commemorates the actions of the paratroopers of the Sukoyrian Airborne Division during the Great War. It was first inaugurated on the afternoon of May 5th 1946, following the Battle of Vareutsk. The event became popularized in Andalus following celebrations by an increasingly large Sukoyrian community, and it was officially inaugurated in Andalus in 1988 as a non-working holiday. Since then Desant Day has grown into one of the most popular holidays in Andalusia, second to National Day.
Category:Andalus topics
Category:Holidays in Andalus
Dream Act (Andalus)

The Dream Act is a law passed by the Andalusian Parliament that eliminated immigration quotas and waiting periods for illegal and legal immigrants in Andalus. It replaced the state-level immigration laws that largely contributed to the 2009-13 Immigration Crisis, by allowing faster access to resettlement aid for immigrants.
==Origins==
==Passage==
==Reactions==
===International===
===NGOs===
==Public opinion and Controversy==
===Lawsuits===
====Andalus v. State of Tiberias====
===Constitutionality===
==See also==
Duis

Duis, also known as Duisbourg is the seat of government of Andalus, and the capital city of the Duis-Strausbourg region of Tiberias. With a population of 9,515,880 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2015) and more than 13 million inhabitants including the suburbs, it is the largest city in Tiberias, and the second largest in Andalus. The city houses both the Tiberian and National Parliament. The city served as the capital of Tiberias for over 300 years. Until the beginning of the 20th century it was the largest Etruscan-speaking city in the world, before being overtaken by Deira. Duis is host to the Columbian Parliament, along with Hejaz Cooperation Council. The city lies along the southern coast of the Donan Peninsula, directly across the Tiberian Channel from Taza.
The city was ranked as the world's most livable city in 2015, the first Andalusian city to ever hold the title. Duis hosts 162 foreign embassies, far more than that of Saadiyat. It serves as a hub for air and rail traffic, and is home to the third largest airport in Columbia (Charles du Elias International Airport). The high standard of living and cosmopolitan culture has made Duis an attractive destination for immigrants in Abbasid, with a high concentration of universities and historical sights.
==Etymology==
==History==
===Kingdom of Tiberias===
===The Great War===
==Government and politics==
==Economy==
===Companies===
===Media===
==Infrastructure==
==Columbian role==
Duis is home to several international institutions, most famously of the Council of Columbia and the Columbian Parliament, of which it is the official seat. Duis is considered the legislative and democratic capital of the Columbian Union. The Treaty of Clemens, which officially ended the Great War in Columbia was signed in the city. It is a symbol of Pan-Columbian and Columbianism in it's highest state, topping the list of most popular Columbian destination continuously.
==Demographics==
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==Twin and sister cities==