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'''Kyrzbekistan''', officially the '''Democratic Republic of Kyrzbekistan''' is a eastern Brigidnian country in [[Siora]]. Kyrzbekistan is a landlocked country, which shares a border with the Ga'bath in the west, Zargistan in the south, and A'sir in the north. | '''Kyrzbekistan''', officially the '''Democratic Republic of Kyrzbekistan''' is a eastern Brigidnian country in [[Siora]]. Kyrzbekistan is a landlocked country, which shares a border with the Ga'bath in the west, Zargistan in the south, and A'sir in the north. | ||
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Revision as of 09:04, 11 January 2017
| Largest city | Lëbrazhd | |
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| Official languages | Kyrzbek, Arbëresh | |
| Recognized languages | Medokyrzbek | |
| Ethnic groups | 89.5% Kyrzbek, 10.5% Arbërian, Others | |
| Demonym | Kyrzbekistani | |
| Legislature | Constituent Assembly | |
| Currency | Metër currency | |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy | |
| Calling code | +99 | |
Kyrzbekistan, officially the Democratic Republic of Kyrzbekistan is a eastern Brigidnian country in Siora. Kyrzbekistan is a landlocked country, which shares a border with the Ga'bath in the west, Zargistan in the south, and A'sir in the north.
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Etymology
"Kyrzbek" is believed to have been derived from the word for "four hundred" in Kyrzbek language, in reference to the confederation of Kyrzbek tribes which settled down in today northeastern Kyrzbekistan and souther A'Sir in the 12th century BCE. The suffix "-istan" means "place of" in A'Sirian language. Therefore, Kyrzbekistan translates to land of the Kyrzbeks. However, historically the word "Kyrzbekistan" was only used to a reference of the northeastern region of the Kingdom of Arberia, and not the country as a whole. The word "Kyrzbekistan" in today sense was used for first time by Kyrzbek nationalist in early 1520s.
The Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Kyrzbekistan states that the demonym Kyrzbekistani shall apply to every citizen of Kyrzbekistan, independently of their ethnic or religious background.
