Ceylonia: Difference between revisions

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|capital = [[Santa Maria]]

|largest_city = capital

|official_languages = [[Yapokee language|Yapokee]]~~<br>~~[[~~Tierradorian~~ language|~~Tierradorian~~]]<br>[[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]

|official_languages = [[Yapokee language|Yapokee]]

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| recognized_regional_languages = [[Qabóri language|Qabóri]]<br>[[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]

|ethnic_groups = {{ublist|'''By background:'''

|54.3% Indigenous Cronan

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=== Language ===

Ceylonia has one official language, the [[Yapokee language]]. [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]], and [[~~Tierradorian~~ language|~~Tierradorian~~]] are considered to be national languages. It is estimated that over 84% of the country’s population is bilingual. Along with the three aforementioned languages, Ceylonia recognizes 38 different linguistic groups, including the 27 tribal languages spoken in the devolved tribal nations of the country. Besides Yapokee, [[Lahunatl]] is the most widely spoken of these tribal languages, with over 1.4 million speakers, all within the borders of the Lahunatl tribal nation, closely followed by the [[Kashakee]], [[Oscaja]], [[Chauakee]], and [[Bausiji]] languages. Ceylonia is the only Lusophonic nation in Crona, with it being used by about 17 million Ceylonians. Despite the many different linguistic groups, Yapokee is considered the “standard language” for all day-to-day activities within the country, and it is required that every student learn the language upon entering school, with the option to learn either ~~Tierradorian~~ or Cartadanian in later grades, with most students choosing the latter language due to the vast colonial history with Cartadania.

Ceylonia has one official language, the [[Yapokee language]]. [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]], and [[Qabóri language|Qabóri]] are considered to be national languages. It is estimated that over 84% of the country’s population is bilingual. Along with the three aforementioned languages, Ceylonia recognizes 38 different linguistic groups, including the 27 tribal languages spoken in the devolved tribal nations of the country. Besides Yapokee, [[Lahunatl]] is the most widely spoken of these tribal languages, with over 1.4 million speakers, all within the borders of the Lahunatl tribal nation, closely followed by the [[Kashakee]], [[Oscaja]], [[Chauakee]], and [[Bausiji]] languages. Ceylonia is the only Lusophonic nation in Crona, with it being used by about 17 million Ceylonians. Despite the many different linguistic groups, Yapokee is considered the “standard language” for all day-to-day activities within the country, and it is required that every student learn the language upon entering school, with the option to learn either Qabóri or Cartadanian in later grades, with most students choosing the latter language due to the vast colonial history with Cartadania.

=== Education ===

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== Culture ==

=== Literature ===

Ceylonian literature is heavily influenced by both ~~Tierradorian~~ and Cartadanian literature, due to the country’s colonial history with both nations. Historical Yapokee poet [[Ayba Shui]] (1124–1167), was one of the most well-known literary geniuses of Ceylonian history, and wrote close to 700 poems throughout his career. Modern Ceylonian literature is rooted in neoclassic styles. Some of the most well-known modern Ceylonian writers include [[Gláucio Nascimento]], [[Valter Câmara]], [[Waki Saiša]], [[Eliana Brito]], and [[Helena Valente]].

Ceylonian literature is heavily influenced by both Qabóri and Cartadanian literature, due to the country’s colonial history with both nations. Historical Yapokee poet [[Ayba Shui]] (1124–1167), was one of the most well-known literary geniuses of Ceylonian history, and wrote close to 700 poems throughout his career. Modern Ceylonian literature is rooted in neoclassic styles. Some of the most well-known modern Ceylonian writers include [[Gláucio Nascimento]], [[Valter Câmara]], [[Waki Saiša]], [[Eliana Brito]], and [[Helena Valente]].

=== Music ===

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 |capital =            [[Santa Maria]]
 |largest_city =      capital
-|official_languages = [[Yapokee language|Yapokee]]<br>[[Tierradorian language|Tierradorian]]<br>[[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]
+|official_languages = [[Yapokee language|Yapokee]]
-| recognized_regional_languages =
+| recognized_regional_languages = [[Qabóri language|Qabóri]]<br>[[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]]
 |ethnic_groups = {{ublist|'''By background:'''
 |54.3% Indigenous Cronan
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 === Language ===
-Ceylonia has one official language, the [[Yapokee language]]. [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]], and [[Tierradorian language|Tierradorian]] are considered to be national languages. It is estimated that over 84% of the country’s population is bilingual. Along with the three aforementioned languages, Ceylonia recognizes 38 different linguistic groups, including the 27 tribal languages spoken in the devolved tribal nations of the country. Besides Yapokee, [[Lahunatl]] is the most widely spoken of these tribal languages, with over 1.4 million speakers, all within the borders of the Lahunatl tribal nation, closely followed by the [[Kashakee]], [[Oscaja]], [[Chauakee]], and [[Bausiji]] languages. Ceylonia is the only Lusophonic nation in Crona, with it being used by about 17 million Ceylonians. Despite the many different linguistic groups, Yapokee is considered the “standard language” for all day-to-day activities within the country, and it is required that every student learn the language upon entering school, with the option to learn either Tierradorian or Cartadanian in later grades, with most students choosing the latter language due to the vast colonial history with Cartadania.
+Ceylonia has one official language, the [[Yapokee language]]. [[Cartadanian language|Cartadanian]], and [[Qabóri language|Qabóri]] are considered to be national languages. It is estimated that over 84% of the country’s population is bilingual. Along with the three aforementioned languages, Ceylonia recognizes 38 different linguistic groups, including the 27 tribal languages spoken in the devolved tribal nations of the country. Besides Yapokee, [[Lahunatl]] is the most widely spoken of these tribal languages, with over 1.4 million speakers, all within the borders of the Lahunatl tribal nation, closely followed by the [[Kashakee]], [[Oscaja]], [[Chauakee]], and [[Bausiji]] languages. Ceylonia is the only Lusophonic nation in Crona, with it being used by about 17 million Ceylonians. Despite the many different linguistic groups, Yapokee is considered the “standard language” for all day-to-day activities within the country, and it is required that every student learn the language upon entering school, with the option to learn either Qabóri or Cartadanian in later grades, with most students choosing the latter language due to the vast colonial history with Cartadania.
 === Education ===
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 == Culture ==
 === Literature ===
-Ceylonian literature is heavily influenced by both Tierradorian and Cartadanian literature, due to the country’s colonial history with both nations. Historical Yapokee poet [[Ayba Shui]] (1124–1167), was one of the most well-known literary geniuses of Ceylonian history, and wrote close to 700 poems throughout his career. Modern Ceylonian literature is rooted in neoclassic styles. Some of the most well-known modern Ceylonian writers include [[Gláucio Nascimento]], [[Valter Câmara]], [[Waki Saiša]], [[Eliana Brito]], and [[Helena Valente]].
+Ceylonian literature is heavily influenced by both Qabóri and Cartadanian literature, due to the country’s colonial history with both nations. Historical Yapokee poet [[Ayba Shui]] (1124–1167), was one of the most well-known literary geniuses of Ceylonian history, and wrote close to 700 poems throughout his career. Modern Ceylonian literature is rooted in neoclassic styles. Some of the most well-known modern Ceylonian writers include [[Gláucio Nascimento]], [[Valter Câmara]], [[Waki Saiša]], [[Eliana Brito]], and [[Helena Valente]].
 === Music ===

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