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Selifleur

2026-10-28T01:56:02Z

Haesan: Retcon - still in progress

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The [[Selifleur|Republic of Selifleur]] (Qalla: '''Qachicantua''') is a nation in Central [[Caxcana]] dominated by the Serracielos Mountains (Silisti).

== Etymology ==
The name Selifleur is a result of the Franco-Eirianization of the names of two predominant exports of Selifleur, salt from the flats of the Kaci Quca, and flowers grown in the mountain terraces of the Silisti. The name Selifleur was coined by Esiliean explorer João Vasco de Ferreira in 1534. The common English name mirrors the Qalla name of Qachicantua, which derives from ''qachi'', the word for salt, and ''cantua'', the national flower of Selifleur.

== History ==

== Geography ==

== Economy ==
== Demographics ==
== Politics and Government ==
== Culture ==
== Notes ==
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2024 IDU Film Festival

2026-10-18T05:16:22Z

Haesan:

{{Infobox film awards
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| best_documentary = ''[[Echoes of Cannonfire]]''
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| best_actor = Omid Vidal
| best_actor_film = ''[[The First Lehvantian on the Moon]]''
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The 2024 International Democratic Union Film Festival, the eighth iteration of the annual event, was held in January 2025, in [[Althea]], [[Laeral]], for the purpose of honoring IDU cinema. During the festival, delegations from 17 nations within the IDU and 4 non-IDU nations submitted films in six categories. This was the largest volume of submissions in the history of the festival, continuing the [[2023 IDU Film Festival]] trend of each successive festival surpassing the prior year's in the number of submissions.

DrabeMās won best film, and Omid Vidal won best actor. Vote counting was delayed, which led to lawsuits over the outcome of the film fest, particularly from Haesanite organizations. This litigation further postponed vote finalization, and ultimately led to the cancellation of the 2025 IDU Film Festival. After the dismissal of certain claims, the 2026 Film Fest was announced to be held in [[Serenity City]], [[Eiria]], in late 2026.

==Best Film==
The category 'Best Film' is the most prestigious of the awards presented at the IDU Film Festival, honoring the best overall film released in the IDU in 2024. 13 entries were submitted in this category, setting a new record for the number of entries in the category.
*'''''DrabeMās''' '''—''''' '''{{Flag|Eiria}}'''
*''[[Hélène]] —'' {{Flag|Haesan}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*''Küp'' ''—'' {{Flag|Serriel}}
*''Mo Chubhrachain —'' {{Flag|Glanainn}}
*''[[Opthelia (film)|Opthelia]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}
*''Remembrance'' — {{Flag|Laeral}}
*''The First Lehvantian on the Moon'' — {{flag|Lehvant}}
*''The House Upon the Hill'' — {{Flag|Slokais Islands}}
*[[The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour (film)|''The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour'']] ''—'' {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
*''The Pursuit of Illusive Desires'' — {{Flag|Aredoa}}
*''The Storms —'' {{Flag|Zargothrax}}{{Efn|This entry is internationally recognized as being Thraxian despite being submitted on behalf of the disputed territory of Samara Island.|name=a}}
*''Tlauilantli —'' {{Flag|Huenya}}
*''[[Watch This Film Thrice]]'' — {{flag|Novella Islands}}

==Best Lead Actor==
The category 'Best Lead Actor' recognizes the most exceptional leading performances in the year's IDU Films. 12 performers were nominated for the award, also setting a new record in the history of the IDU Film Festival.
*Alis Kravale in ''DrabeMās —'' {{Flag|Eiria}}
*Cem Eltayeb in ''Küp'' ''—'' {{Flag|Serriel}}
*Ed Turner in [[The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour (film)|''The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour'']] ''—'' {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
*Gareth Waterson in ''[[A Just Cause]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}
*Haneef Tawfeek in ''The Storms —'' {{Flag|Zargothrax}}{{Efn|This entry is internationally recognized as being Thraxian despite being submitted on behalf of the disputed territory of Samara Island.|name=a}}
*Michèle Fayolle in ''Remembrance'' — {{Flag|Laeral}}
*'''Omid Vidal in ''The First Lehvantian on the Moon'' — {{flag|Lehvant}}'''
*Renee Dalton in ''[[You Are My Sunshine]]'' — {{flag|Novella Islands}}
*Ricardo Mendez in ''The Pursuit of Illusive Desires — {{Flag|Aredoa}}''
*Sandra Kario in ''The House Upon the Hill'' ''—'' {{Flag|Slokais Islands}}
*Seo Chae-won in ''[[Hélène]] —'' {{Flag|Haesan}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*Telpoch in ''Tlauilantli —'' {{Flag|Huenya}}

==Best Supporting Actor==
The category 'Best Supporting Actor' honors the best performance from a supporting cast member on a film. Nine actors received nominations in the category, one fewer than the 2023 Film Festival's record ten entries.
*Anthony Sawyer in ''[[Watch This Film Thrice]]'' — {{flag|Novella Islands}}
*Aylin Gürer in ''Küp'' ''—'' {{Flag|Serriel}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*'''Charles Avrard in ''[[Hélène]] —'' {{Flag|Haesan}}'''
*Elias Bardem in ''The Pursuit of Illusive Desires — {{Flag|Aredoa}}''
*Elliot Holden in ''[[A Just Cause]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}
*Gean Anderson in ''DrabeMās —'' {{Flag|Eiria}}
*Hugh Hunt in [[The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour (film)|''The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour'']] ''—'' {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
*Sokhna Bousso in ''The Universe Beyond'' — {{flag|Kolda}}
*Tlacoehua in ''Tlauilantli —'' {{Flag|Huenya}}

==Best Musical Score==
The category 'Best Musical Score' recognizes the most impressive film soundtracks in the year's IDU film. Ten movies were entered for the award, setting a new record for the number of entries.
*''A Bowl Full of Pride —'' {{Flag|Salad Land}}
*''Beyond the Orange Sunrise'' — {{Flag|Auria}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*''[[Hélène]] —'' {{Flag|Haesan}}
*''Mo Chubhrachain —'' {{Flag|Glanainn}}
*'''''[[Opthelia (film)|Opthelia]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}'''
*''Remembrance'' — {{Flag|Laeral}}
*''The House Upon the Hill'' ''—'' {{Flag|Slokais Islands}}
*[[The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour (film)|''The Infallible Maxims of William Wintour'']] ''—'' {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
*''The Pursuit of Illusive Desires'' — {{Flag|Aredoa}}
*''[[You Are My Sunshine]]'' — {{flag|Novella Islands}}

==Best Costume Design==
The category 'Best Costume Design' rewards the most memorable costumes (whether they be historical or modern) in the year's IDU film. Five nations submitted films nominated for this award, equaling the tally from the 2023 Festival, which introduced this category.
*'''''DrabeMās —'' {{Flag|Eiria}}'''
*''Echoes of Cannonfire'' — {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
*''[[Opthelia (film)|Opthelia]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}
*''The Universe Beyond'' — {{flag|Kolda}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*''[[Watch This Film Thrice]]'' — {{flag|Novella Islands}}

==Best Documentary Film==
The category 'Best Documentary Film' honors the best non-fiction films in the IDU. Five films were nominated in this category, two fewer than the record of seven from the 2023 Festival.
*''A Bowl Full of Pride —'' {{Flag|Salad Land}}
*''Beyond the Orange Sunrise'' — {{Flag|Auria}}
*'''''Echoes of Cannonfire'' — {{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}'''
*''In the Line of Fire'' — {{Flag|Andhrapur}} '''[Runner-up]'''
*''The Proud Lions'' — {{flag|Mallacaland}}
*''[[To the Moon]]'' — {{flag|Opthelia}}

==Best Foreign Film==
The category 'Best Foreign Films' acknowledges exceptional films from outside the IDU that were released in 2024. Four nations from three regions submitted entries for the award, setting a new record. This also marked the first time in the festival's history that a nation entered the Best Foreign Film category more than once, with 2023 winner Iceagea's entry ''A Different Perspective.''

* '''''A Different Perspective'' — Iceagea (Europe)'''
* ''Alliass'' — Einswenn (Forest)
* ''Boat of Mieren'' — Pichvi (Europeia)
* ''The Great Restoration —'' Great Thandoria (Europeia)

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category: Culture]][[Category: Film]][[Category: Festivals]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

2026-08-21T12:58:53Z

Haesan:

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
[[File:Haesan Air Domestic Destinations.png|thumb|379x379px|A map of Air Haesan's domestic destinations. Destinations bolded and in blue signify hub airports. Destinations in red signify that there is only limited service during the winter to those destinations.]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
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! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 133 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Savelrnya
|Rukabozhdol
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 83 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Eldid
|Elda, Highmere
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Kolda
|Guédiawaye-Lennes, Saint Paul
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsut Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Tuscia
|Ufagozi
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category:Lists]]

AFC Seorin

2026-08-07T01:24:09Z

Haesan:

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'''AFC Seorin''', or '''Seorin''', is an association football club based in [[Suyang]], [[Haesan]] currently participating in the [[Commonwealth League]] and the [[2023–24 UHFA Elite Championship]]. The club's routinely uses the motto "Suyang's Team", and it plays its home games at Suyang Stadium in Choejaseong-gu. A stalwart contender during the 20s and 30s, after the [[Great War]] the club faced financial difficulties and played in the second division for many years. In the 1970s, the Lagarde administration pushed the city of Suyang to build a grand stadium worthy of hosting international competitions, and Seorin moved into the cavernous Suyang Stadium, at the time, the largest capacity stadium in the [[International Democratic Union|IDU]]. The early 2000s brought the golden age of Seorin after its purchase by HS Entertainment when the club won 5 of 6 Commonwealth Shields from 2003-04 to 2008-09 and won its sole Hesperidan championship in 2005. It is now a routine contender for Hesperidan competition, and after a 15 year title drought, won its seventh Commonwealth League title in 2023-24. It was a competitor in the first ever [[2024 IDU Club World Cup|Club World Cup]].

Seorin has become controversial in recent years for its takeover by the Pharitayan Prosperity Fund, a trust built on oil revenues and managed by three of the seven ruling families of [[Pharitaya]]. After purchasing a 15% stake in 2022, in 2024 the fund bought out [[HS Entertainment|HS Entertainment's]] shares in the team to become the outright majority owner. Many human rights watchers have warned that the Fund's takeover of the club could be an attempt at "sportswashing", or using sports to distract from the Pharitayan rulers' human rights abuses. The move also reinvigorated Seorin as a contender, funding lavish transfers and lifting it from a run of mid-table performances throughout the 2010s. Seorin has been the [[List of football clubs by revenue|top football club in the IDU by revenue]] since the 2023-24 season.

AFC Seorin maintains a fierce rivalry with Suyang City F.C. in a tie named the Capital Derby, although Suyang has long since ceased to be the [[Hwagang|capital of Haesan]]. The resurgence of both teams as title challengers during much of the 21st century has seen the rivalry gain momentum, as for much of the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s both teams were in relegation trouble and spent various stints in the Seollim Hana League, the second tier of Haesanite football.

== Players ==

=== First Team Lineup ===
{| class="wikitable"
!No.
!Pos.
!Nation
!Player
|-
|1
|GK
|{{Flagicon|Misumi}} SUI
|Eiji '''Kawaguchi'''
|-
|3
|LB
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|'''Lee''' Do-jin
|-
|19
|CB
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|'''Kang''' Gi-beom
|-
|22
|CB
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|'''Min''' Seon-min
|-
|2
|RB
|{{Flagicon|High Fells}} HFL
|'''Hyong''' Dang-gyu
|-
|6
|CDM
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|'''Yeon''' Ho-yeon '''(C)'''
|-
|23
|CM
|{{Flagicon|Slokais Islands}} SIF
|Nestor '''Fuentes'''
|-
|40
|CM
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|Mahdi '''Kamoun (VC)'''
|-
|7
|RW
|{{Flagicon|Laeral}} LRL
|'''Xiong''' Hongyi
|-
|18
|LW
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|Assane '''Soumare'''
|-
|21
|ST
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} HAE
|'''Seo''' Eui-kwon
|}
[[Category: Football]]
[[Category: Football Clubs]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category: Sports]]
[[Category: Suyang]]

List of football clubs by revenue

2026-08-07T01:04:22Z

Haesan: Sinju is just a bigger city - more uniforms to sell

This is a list of association football clubs by revenue as reported by SIBC, and their worth in the [[Sanctarian pound]] (SCN). Football clubs in [[Hesperida]] are the most valuable for a variety of reasons, including the sport's overall popularity on the continent and the profitability and visibility of the [[Union of Hesperidan Football Associations|UHFA Elite Championship]]'''.'''
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Rank
!Team
!Country
!League
!Revenue (million S£)
|-
|1
|[[AFC Seorin]]
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|1,089
|-
|2
|[[Litudinem FC]]
|[[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
|[[Maximusian League of Association Football]]
|916.6
|-
|3
|[[Northrock United]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|898.9
|-
|4
|[[Club Cité d'Anfe]]
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|834.3
|-
|5
|Suyang City
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|762.5
|-
|6
|[[Iustitia City FC]]
|[[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
|[[Maximusian League of Association Football]]
|745.3
|-
|7
|Laeralsford AC
|[[Laeral]]
|Ligue Supérieure
|697.8
|-
|8
|[[New Liverpool FC]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|672.5
|-
|9
|[[Ashford FC]]
|[[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
|[[Maximusian League of Association Football]]
|521.8
|-
|10
|[[Ambonar United]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|489.6
|-
|11
|[[Weston Road Wolves]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|438.4
|-
|12
|[[Saint Augustine FC]]
|[[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
|[[Maximusian League of Association Football]]
|314.8
|-
|13
|Althea FC
|[[Laeral]]
|Ligue Supérieure
|278.8
|-
|14
|Sanctus Fidelis
|[[Sanctaria]]
|
|265.4
|-
|15
|[[Hyangsan Athletic F.C.]]
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|234.5
|-
|16
|[[Royal Verdesia F.C.]]
|[[Legionas]]
|Legionite Premier League
|212.1
|-
|17
|[[Southland Athletics]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|201.2
|-
|18
|RC Sambhal
|[[Darya]]
|Daryan Pro League
|198.4
|-
|19
|Annatown United
|[[Lauchenoiria]]
|
|195.6
|-
|20
|Summersea
|[[Lauchenoiria]]
|
|189.5
|-
|21
|Sinju AC
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|186.7
|-
|22
|CF Guédiawaye
|[[Kolda]]
|Koldan Stars League
|170.8
|-
|23
|[[San Fernando FC]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|165.4
|-
|24
|[[San Jose Titans]]
|[[Slokais Islands]]
|[[Slokaisian Premier League]]
|164.1
|-
|25
|Anmi FC
|[[Haesan]]
|[[Commonwealth League]]
|157.8
|}
==Notes==
{{notelist}}
[[Category: Football]]
[[Category: Football Clubs]]
[[Category: Sports]]

Eldid

2026-07-25T14:07:08Z

Haesan: Fixing some formatting things!

'''Eldid''', officially the '''Kingdom of Eldid''', is an island country located in the northern reaches of the '''Sapphire Ocean''', approximately 240 kilometres west of the continent of '''Asteria'''. Comprising the three principal islands of '''Eldoria''', '''Highmere''', and '''Whitecliff''', as well as numerous smaller islets, the kingdom covers an area of approximately '''248,000 km²'''. Its capital and largest city is '''Elda''', situated on the sheltered shores of the '''Bay of Elda''' on the southwestern coast of Eldoria.

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== Etymology ==
The etymology of the name Eldid is generally traced to the extinct '''Old Vaelori language''', spoken by the island's indigenous inhabitants before the arrival of the '''Valedornian settlers''' in the early eighteenth century. The prevailing linguistic theory derives the name from the Old Vaelori compound ''el'' ("shelter", "protection", or "refuge") and ''díd'' ("land", "country", or "homeland"), forming the expression ''El-díd'', meaning "Land of Refuge" or "Protected Homeland."

According to archaeological and linguistic evidence, the term originally referred to the fertile central plains of Eldoria, which were naturally protected by mountain ranges to the north and by the surrounding sea. Over time, the name came to designate the entire island. When the Valedornian refugees arrived in 1704, they adopted the indigenous name with only minor phonetic modifications, preserving its pronunciation while standardizing its spelling in the Latin alphabet. The name Eldid first appeared in official records in the Charter of Elda (1728), where it was used to designate the newly established kingdom.

== History ==

=== Early settlement ===
The island of '''Eldoria''', the largest island of the Kingdom of Eldid, is believed to have been inhabited since approximately '''1800 BCE'''. Archaeological discoveries around '''Lake Vaelor''' and '''Argen Point''' indicate the presence of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer communities collectively known as the '''Vaelori''', who are regarded as the island's indigenous inhabitants.

The Vaelori lived in small autonomous clans governed by councils of elders and maintained an economy based on hunting, fishing, gathering, and small-scale agriculture. Although they never formed a centralized state, they developed sophisticated knowledge of navigation, herbal medicine, and sustainable forestry. Numerous stone circles, burial mounds, and cave paintings attributed to the Vaelori remain preserved across Eldoria. By the early seventeenth century, their population is estimated to have ranged between 8,000 and 10,000 inhabitants.

=== Founding ===
The modern history of Eldid began with the collapse of the '''Kingdom of Valedorn''', located on the continent of '''Asteria'''. Beginning in '''1698''', a prolonged eruption of '''Mount Caelus''' devastated agricultural production and contributed to widespread famine. The environmental crisis was followed by military invasions, political instability, and civil conflict, ultimately leading to the kingdom's collapse by 1703.

In response, '''Lord Aldren Eldar''', a magistrate and navigator, organized an expedition to seek new lands across the '''Western Current'''. On 18 April 1704, a fleet of seven ships departed the port of Merinth carrying approximately 1,940 refugees. After a voyage of nearly four months, five vessels reached the eastern coast of Eldoria on 3 August 1704, establishing the first permanent settlement at what is now '''Elda Bay'''.

Initial contact between the settlers and the indigenous Vaelori was largely peaceful. Trade, cultural exchange, and intermarriage gradually integrated the two communities, forming the basis of a distinct Eldidian identity.

=== Foundation of Elda (1704) ===
Construction of the settlement of '''Elda''' officially began on 15 September 1704. Planned around a natural harbor, the town rapidly developed into the island's political and commercial center. During its first decade, Elda acquired public infrastructure including a marketplace, granary, harbor, school, hospital, courthouse, and public library. Agricultural settlements expanded across the fertile plains of Eldoria, while timber production, fishing, and maritime trade became the foundations of the island's economy. Cooperation between refugee settlers and the Vaelori contributed to improvements in agriculture, navigation, and resource management, enabling the colony to achieve economic self-sufficiency by the mid-1720s.

=== Charter of Elda (1728) ===
By the late 1720s, Eldoria had developed into a stable and prosperous society, with several permanent settlements and a growing population composed of both Valedornian settlers and Vaelori communities. The increasing complexity of government, commerce, and land administration led local leaders to seek a permanent constitutional framework. In early 1728, Lord Aldren Eldar convened the '''Council of Elda''', a constitutional convention composed of representatives from every major settlement and the principal Vaelori clans.

The convention met over several weeks in the Assembly Hall of Elda to draft a document defining the institutions and principles of the emerging state. Although the Charter was the result of collective deliberation, Aldren Eldar was widely regarded as its principal architect. Drawing upon his experience as a magistrate in Valedorn, he drafted much of the constitutional framework and argued that the new nation should be founded upon the rule of law rather than hereditary privilege or military authority.

Following weeks of debate, the '''Charter of Elda''' was unanimously adopted on 12 June 1728. The Charter established several constitutional principles that remained fundamental to the Kingdom of Eldid, including: equality before the law; protection of private property; freedom of conscience; compulsory primary education; judicial independence; local self-government; recognition of Vaelori customary institutions; limitations on executive authority.

Rather than establishing an absolute monarchy, the Charter created a constitutional system in which executive authority would be shared between the Crown and an '''elected Assembly''', initially composed by twelve men. Sovereignty was declared to derive from the people of Eldid, acting through the Charter and their constitutional institutions.

=== Establishment of the Kingdom ===
Following the adoption of the Charter, the newly elected Assembly faced the question of selecting the nation's first head of state. Although several delegates proposed establishing a republic, the overwhelming majority favored retaining a '''constitutional monarchy'''. They argued that Lord Aldren Eldar had provided the leadership necessary for the survival of the refugee expedition, had overseen the peaceful integration of the settlers with the Vaelori, and had served as the principal author of the constitutional settlement. Many delegates believed that his leadership had already earned the confidence of both communities.

On 18 June 1728, the Assembly unanimously adopted the '''Resolution of National Foundation''', formally inviting Aldren Eldar to accept the Crown under the limitations established by the Charter of Elda. According to the official proceedings of the Assembly, Aldren initially declined the offer, expressing concern that the monarchy might eventually become detached from the principles upon which the nation had been founded. After three days of deliberation and repeated requests from representatives of both the settlements and the Vaelori clans, he agreed to accept the Crown on the condition that all future sovereigns would remain subject to the Constitution and the authority of Parliament.

On 21 June 1728, he was crowned '''King Aldren I''', becoming the first monarch of the Kingdom of Eldid. The coronation ceremony took place in Elda before representatives of every settlement and Vaelori clan, symbolizing the union between the island's indigenous inhabitants and the refugee communities. Historians generally regard Aldren I as both the principal founder of the Eldidian state and the chief author of its constitutional tradition. His political philosophy, emphasizing education, justice, scientific progress, and limited government, continued to influence the development of Eldid throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
[[Category:Countries]]

Eldid

2026-07-25T14:02:13Z

Haesan:

'''Eldid''', officially the '''Kingdom of Eldid''', is an island country located in the northern reaches of the '''Sapphire Ocean''', approximately 240 kilometres west of the continent of '''Asteria'''. Comprising the three principal islands of '''Eldoria''', '''Highmere''', and '''Whitecliff''', as well as numerous smaller islets, the kingdom covers an area of approximately '''248,000 km²'''. Its capital and largest city is '''Elda''', situated on the sheltered shores of the '''Bay of Elda''' on the southwestern coast of Eldoria.

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== Etymology ==
The etymology of the name Eldid is generally traced to the extinct '''Old Vaelori language''', spoken by the island's indigenous inhabitants before the arrival of the '''Valedornian settlers''' in the early eighteenth century. The prevailing linguistic theory derives the name from the Old Vaelori compound ''el'' ("shelter", "protection", or "refuge") and ''díd'' ("land", "country", or "homeland"), forming the expression ''El-díd'', meaning "Land of Refuge" or "Protected Homeland."

According to archaeological and linguistic evidence, the term originally referred to the fertile central plains of Eldoria, which were naturally protected by mountain ranges to the north and by the surrounding sea. Over time, the name came to designate the entire island. When the Valedornian refugees arrived in 1704, they adopted the indigenous name with only minor phonetic modifications, preserving its pronunciation while standardizing its spelling in the Latin alphabet. The name Eldid first appeared in official records in the Charter of Elda (1728), where it was used to designate the newly established kingdom.

== History ==

=== Early settlement ===
The island of '''Eldoria''', the largest island of the Kingdom of Eldid, is believed to have been inhabited since approximately '''1800 BCE'''. Archaeological discoveries around '''Lake Vaelor''' and '''Argen Point''' indicate the presence of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer communities collectively known as the '''Vaelori''', who are regarded as the island's indigenous inhabitants.

The Vaelori lived in small autonomous clans governed by councils of elders and maintained an economy based on hunting, fishing, gathering, and small-scale agriculture. Although they never formed a centralized state, they developed sophisticated knowledge of navigation, herbal medicine, and sustainable forestry. Numerous stone circles, burial mounds, and cave paintings attributed to the Vaelori remain preserved across Eldoria. By the early seventeenth century, their population is estimated to have ranged between 8,000 and 10,000 inhabitants.

=== Founding ===
The modern history of Eldid began with the collapse of the '''Kingdom of Valedorn''', located on the continent of '''Asteria'''. Beginning in '''1698''', a prolonged eruption of '''Mount Caelus''' devastated agricultural production and contributed to widespread famine. The environmental crisis was followed by military invasions, political instability, and civil conflict, ultimately leading to the kingdom's collapse by 1703.

In response, '''Lord Aldren Eldar''', a magistrate and navigator, organized an expedition to seek new lands across the '''Western Current'''. On 18 April 1704, a fleet of seven ships departed the port of Merinth carrying approximately 1,940 refugees. After a voyage of nearly four months, five vessels reached the eastern coast of Eldoria on 3 August 1704, establishing the first permanent settlement at what is now '''Elda Bay'''.

Initial contact between the settlers and the indigenous Vaelori was largely peaceful. Trade, cultural exchange, and intermarriage gradually integrated the two communities, forming the basis of a distinct Eldidian identity.

=== Foundation of Elda (1704) ===
Construction of the settlement of '''Elda''' officially began on 15 September 1704. Planned around a natural harbor, the town rapidly developed into the island's political and commercial center. During its first decade, Elda acquired public infrastructure including a marketplace, granary, harbor, school, hospital, courthouse, and public library. Agricultural settlements expanded across the fertile plains of Eldoria, while timber production, fishing, and maritime trade became the foundations of the island's economy. Cooperation between refugee settlers and the Vaelori contributed to improvements in agriculture, navigation, and resource management, enabling the colony to achieve economic self-sufficiency by the mid-1720s.

=== Charter of Elda (1728) ===
By the late 1720s, Eldoria had developed into a stable and prosperous society, with several permanent settlements and a growing population composed of both Valedornian settlers and Vaelori communities. The increasing complexity of government, commerce, and land administration led local leaders to seek a permanent constitutional framework. In early 1728, Lord Aldren Eldar convened the '''Council of Elda''', a constitutional convention composed of representatives from every major settlement and the principal Vaelori clans.

The convention met over several weeks in the Assembly Hall of Elda to draft a document defining the institutions and principles of the emerging state. Although the Charter was the result of collective deliberation, Aldren Eldar was widely regarded as its principal architect. Drawing upon his experience as a magistrate in Valedorn, he drafted much of the constitutional framework and argued that the new nation should be founded upon the rule of law rather than hereditary privilege or military authority.

Following weeks of debate, the '''Charter of Elda''' was unanimously adopted on 12 June 1728. The Charter established several constitutional principles that remained fundamental to the Kingdom of Eldid, including: equality before the law; protection of private property; freedom of conscience; compulsory primary education; judicial independence; local self-government; recognition of Vaelori customary institutions; limitations on executive authority.

Rather than establishing an absolute monarchy, the Charter created a constitutional system in which executive authority would be shared between the Crown and an '''elected Assembly''', initially composed by twelve men. Sovereignty was declared to derive from the people of Eldid, acting through the Charter and their constitutional institutions.

=== Establishment of the Kingdom ===
Following the adoption of the Charter, the newly elected Assembly faced the question of selecting the nation's first head of state. Although several delegates proposed establishing a republic, the overwhelming majority favored retaining a '''constitutional monarchy'''. They argued that Lord Aldren Eldar had provided the leadership necessary for the survival of the refugee expedition, had overseen the peaceful integration of the settlers with the Vaelori, and had served as the principal author of the constitutional settlement. Many delegates believed that his leadership had already earned the confidence of both communities.

On 18 June 1728, the Assembly unanimously adopted the '''Resolution of National Foundation''', formally inviting Aldren Eldar to accept the Crown under the limitations established by the Charter of Elda. According to the official proceedings of the Assembly, Aldren initially declined the offer, expressing concern that the monarchy might eventually become detached from the principles upon which the nation had been founded. After three days of deliberation and repeated requests from representatives of both the settlements and the Vaelori clans, he agreed to accept the Crown on the condition that all future sovereigns would remain subject to the Constitution and the authority of Parliament.

On 21 June 1728, he was crowned '''King Aldren I''', becoming the first monarch of the Kingdom of Eldid. The coronation ceremony took place in Elda before representatives of every settlement and Vaelori clan, symbolizing the union between the island's indigenous inhabitants and the refugee communities. Historians generally regard Aldren I as both the principal founder of the Eldidian state and the chief author of its constitutional tradition. His political philosophy, emphasizing education, justice, scientific progress, and limited government, continued to influence the development of Eldid throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
[[Category:Countries]]

List of companies of Haesan

2026-02-13T00:54:51Z

Haesan:

Haesan has a large, diversified economy with firms spanning many industries. Due to relaxed antitrust regulations in the nation, many of the nation's largest firms operate as conglomerates. Many companies also operate as Y.H.C., roughly the equivalent of limited liability corporations in other nations. Y.C. is a rarer limited liability corporation type more akin to a joint stock company, typically afforded significant tax benefits by the government due to its strategically important work.

Companies in Haesan typically list in English, due to it being the mandated language of governance from 1942 to 1985, a period during which many of the nation's largest conglomerates were founded. Companies founded in Haesan are typically listed on either the Suyang Stock Exchange (SSE) or Bourse Anfois (BA) when they are publicly traded.

==Largest firms==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Headquarters
!2025 Revenues
(£ SCT, millions)
!Industry
!Notes
|-
|The Seollim Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''S'''
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|£253,552
|Conglomerate, Electronics, Automotive, Finance
|The Seollim Group is a conglomerate and a Y.H.C. most well known for its consumer electronics and smartphone production managed by its largest subsidiary Seollim Electronics. By some metrics, Seollim is the largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU. Seollim also has subsidiaries which manufacture automobiles (Seollim Auto), in insurance (Seollim Financial), and entertainment (Seollim Arts). The group also controls large stakes in several prominent media and consumer goods companies.
|-
|Suri, Inc.
|SSE: '''SURI'''
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|£134,172
|Conglomerate, Heavy Industry, Automotive
|Suri, Inc. is a conglomerate primarily focused on heavy and industrial manufacturing. Its largest subsidiary, Suri Heavy Industries, Y.H.C. is the largest manufacturer of commercial ships in the IDU. Suri Motors is Haesan's largest domestic manufacturer of automotives. Suri also has subsidiaries in industrial chemicals, natural gas liquefication, and rare earths mining.
|-
|Saerom, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SAE'''
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|£110,419
|Electronics
|Saerom, Y.C. is one of the largest producers of microchips and semiconductors in the IDU and is known for its fabrication of special-purpose electronic components. Much of its business is to domestic manufacturing companies. Saerom was historically a consumer appliances manufacturing firm, but pivoted industries in the early 2000s.
|-
|Suryu, Inc.
|SSE: '''SYU'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£103,676
|Conglomerate, Household Appliances, Biotech
|Suryu, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of household appliances in the IDU, particularly in washers and dryers, in which it is the market dominant brand. Suryu is also a notable manufacturer of refrigerators, dishwashers, and heating and cooling systems. Suryu Technologies is a large subsidiary focused on materials innovation and chemical research. Suryu Bio is one of the largest biotech firms in Hesperida, leveraging many Suryu Technologies innovations.
|-
|Routiers, Y.C.
|BA: '''ROU'''
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|£95,501
|Petrochemicals
|Routiers is a joint-stock company which has rights to roughly 30% of the proven natural gas reserves in Haesan's Gulf exclusive economic area. It also runs a network of petrol stations across Haesan and parts of Laeral.
|-
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JM'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£78,662
|Conglomerate, Consumer Goods, Retail
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C. is a conglomerate primarily focused on the production of consumer goods, including processed foods, furniture, and cosmetics. Jeongmi also operates as a retailer, with its Jeongmi Home stores as large warehouse-style retail outlets selling Jeongmi products.
|-
|Astra, Inc.
|SSE: '''AST'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£72,723
|Conglomerate, Telecoms, Energy, Electronics
|Astra, Inc. is a conglomerate best known for Astra Telecoms, the second largest satellite-enabled network in the IDU. Astra also maintains other subsidiaries including its green energy division Astra Zap and its electronics and materials innovation branch Astra Spark.
|-
|Haejeon, Y.C.
|SSE: '''HJH'''
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Hacheon]]
|£62,739
|Utilities
|''Haesan Jeongi Hoesa'', Y.C. commonly known as ''Haejeon'' is the largest utility provider in Haesan, powering over 30 million households in southern and central Haesan. The firm maintains dozens of nuclear power plants in the plains provinces, hydroelectric projects including the Eungang Central Dam Complex, and 11 natural gas powerplants.
|}
==Notable companies==
This is a list of other notable companies in Haesan, including subsidiaries of the corporations listed above.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Group
!Industry
!Sector
!Headquarters
!Founded
! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
|Agricorp Montclair
|BA: '''MON'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Food and beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1924
|Oldest agricultural coop in Haesan, primarily comprised of grain and fruit farmers
|-
| Air Haesan, Y.C.
| SSE: '''AH'''
| –
| Consumer services
| Airline
| {{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
| 1922
| Flag carrier of Haesan
|-
|[[Air Maritimes]]
|SSE: '''SAA'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Sarena}} [[Altina]]
|1971
|Former flag carrier of the Republic of Sarena
|-
|Albarine Shuttle
|SSE: '''ALSH'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2003
|Short-haul and private operator
|-
|Astra Spark
|SSE: '''ASPA'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Engineered materials design firm and electronic components innovator
|-
|Astra Telecoms, Y.C.
|SSE: '''AT'''
|Astra
|Telecommunications
|Mobile telecommunications
|{{Flagicon|Haebam}} [[Junyeol]]
|2010
|Satellite internet and mobile provider
|-
|Astra Zap
|SSE: '''ZAP'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Renewable energy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2018
|Manufacturer of green energy equipment and energy grid consultancy
|-
|Atlas Industries, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''ATL'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1971
|Manufacturer of machined parts and electrical components for automotives, commercial ships, consumer electronics, satellites, broadcasting equipment, and military equipment
|-
|Bulsajo Products, Inc.
|BA: '''BSJ'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Northlands}} [[Levesque]]
|1988
|Light manufacturer of processed foods, notably canned and tinned foods, instant noodle products, and candy
|-
|Cerise, Y.H.C.
|BA: '''CER'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1996
|Budget operator based in northern Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung Mining, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CPM'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Mining
|{{Flagicon|Maehwa}} [[Sanri]]
|1955
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., largest mining corporation in the Eastern Soe Mountains, primarily mining iron, copper, and rare earths
|-
|Cheonpung Steel
|SSE: '''CPS'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Steel
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Apseong]]
|1967
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., operates several steel refineries in central Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CP'''
|Cheonpung
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1955
|Conglomerate primarily operating in mining and raw materials
|-
|Cytron, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CYT'''
|–
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Digital age conglomerate focusing on tech incubation, start-up formation, and digital development across media, gaming, and software
|-
|Delaporte Financial
|BA: '''DF'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1931
|Institutional investments and "Big Six" accounting consultancy firm
|-
|Eunnalgae, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''ENN'''
|Geonseong
|Industrials
|Military
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Hapyeol]]
|2011
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Geonseong (36%), specialized manufacturer of aircraft and missile loaded armaments
|-
|Fontenay Growers, Inc.
|BA: '''FG'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1937
|Winemakers' collective responsible for approximately 60% of all bottles produced in Haesan
|-
|Geonseong Armaments, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GUN'''
|–
|Industrials
|Military
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Apseong]]
|1955
|Largest producer of arms and armaments in Haesan
|-
|Geumjin ArtCo, Y.C.
|SSE: '''ART'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1992
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., largest collective of traditional artists, artisans, and craftspeople in the IDU by number of artisans
|-
|Geumjin BeautifyCo
|SSE: '''BEA'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Consultancy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2014
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., large-scale retail and urban design company; franchises local small-scale and home design offices
|-
|Geumjin LiteCo
|SSE: '''LITE'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C. (51%), owner and developer of 32 luxury shopping malls across Eastern Hesperida
|-
|Geumjin, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GUM'''
|Geumjin
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1989
|Conglomerate controlling companies in craftwork and design
|-
|Global Maritime, Inc.
|SSE: '''GMI'''
|–
|Industrials
|Delivery services
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
|1970
|Logistics consultant and international air and sea freight shipping company
|-
|Gwangbok Aviation
|SSE: '''GBA'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Aerospace & defense
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Imae]]
|1986
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military aircraft and ballistics
|-
|Gwangbok Marine
|SSE: '''GBM'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Ryujang}} [[Gyeongseong]]
|1990
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military ships and naval defense systems
|-
|Gwangbok, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GB'''
|Gwangbok
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Military equipment manufacturer, defense consultancy firm
|-
|Gwanli Boheom Corporation, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GBC'''
|–
|Financials
|Insurance
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|1991
|Prominent real estate and Fire & Marine insurer
|-
|Haebyeon, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HAB'''
|–
|Industrials
|Electronic & electrical equipment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Manufacturer of screens and electronic displays, primarily those for commercial or industrial use; manufactures smaller screens for personal electronics
|-
|[[Haecheol]], Y.C.
|SSE: '''HCL'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Rail
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Jinyun]]
|1973
|National passenger rail operator of Haesan
|-
|Haeyang Machine Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HYM'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1928
|Prominent heavy industry firm known for shipbuilding and manufacturing of engines and other industrial machinery
|-
|Hansaeng Commodities, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HSC'''
|–
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Imyu}} [[Jeonyu]]
|1926
|Conglomerate with interests in alcohol and food commodities, largest brewer and distiller in Haesan
|-
|HS Entertainment, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HS'''
|–
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Media and entertainment conglomerate with various holdings in music, sports, and television
|-
|Jeongmi Dalbit
|SSE: '''JML'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer goods
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Munseong]]
|1951
|Processed and snack foods, carbonated beverages and energy drinks
|-
|Jeongmi Home
|SSE: '''JMH'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1982
|Designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, household goods, and various related services
|-
|Jeongseok Materials, Inc.
|SSE: '''JSK'''
|–
|Basic materials
|Metals
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1944
|Producer of base metal materials, including rolled steel, copper sheets and wires, and aluminum compounds
|-
|Jeongyong Motor Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|2016
|Luxury automotive company, partially-owned subsidiary of Suri Motors (41%)
|-
|Jinsu Motors
|SSE: '''JIN'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1987
|Second largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Mirae Financial, Inc.
|SSE: '''MIR'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Management consultancy and investment banking firm
|-
|Montclair Bank, Inc.
|BA: '''MON'''
|–
|Financials
|Banking
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1977
|Largest bank in the north of Haesan, known for personal banking and small business loans
|-
|Motive, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''MOVE'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2001
|Manufacturer and designer of athletic wear and sporting equipment
|-
|Narae, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''NAE'''
|–
|Industrials
|Aerospace
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1990
|Manufacturer of commercial aircraft and telecommunications satellites
|-
|Promethean Air
|SSE: '''PAIR'''
|Air Haesan
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2005
|Boutique long-haul flight operator, partially-owned subsidiary of Air Haesan (25%)
|-
|SBS Logistics Co., Inc.
|SSE: '''SLC'''
|SBS
|Technology
|Broadcasting equipment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Partially-owned subsidiary of SBS (67%), prominent manufacturer of broadcasting technology and media systems
|-
|Seollim Arts
|SSE: '''RGH'''
|Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1975
|Film studio, game developer, parent company of Seollim's sports teams and the [[Seollim Guide]]
|-
|Seollim Auto
|SSE: '''SA'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1970
|Third largest domestic manufacturer of automotives
|-
|Seollim Electronics
|SSE: '''SE'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Consumer Electronics
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|1969
|Largest subsidiary of Seollim; largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU
|-
|Seollim Financial
|SSE: '''SF'''
|Seollim
|Financials
|Banking
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1983
|Personal banking and insurance (primarily life, home, and auto)
|-
|Seongwon, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SOW'''
|–
|Industrials
|Pharmaceuticals
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2013
|Pharmaceutical manufacturing company focused on generic drugs and first aid products
|-
|Seorae Innovations, Inc.
|SSE: '''SEI'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Support services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., research and development firm focused on biological innovations
|-
|Seorae Life
|SSE: '''LIFE'''
|Seorae
|Consumer goods
|Personal goods
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2006
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., focused on manufacturing biologic-enhanced consumer goods, especially beauty products and cosmetics
|-
|Seorae Pharma
|SSE: '''SPH'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Biopharmaceuticals
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., notable manufacturer of biologic-type pharmaceuticals
|-
|Seorae, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SEO'''
|Seorae
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Conglomerate generally focusing on the production of biologic products for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
|-
|Suri Chemical, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SCH'''
|Suri
|Basic materials
|Chemicals
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1978
|Industrial chemicals manufacturer
|-
|Suri Heavy Industry, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SHI'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|1974
|Largest individual shipbuilder in the IDU, prominent industrial machinery manufacturer
|-
|Suri Motors, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1945
|Largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Bio
|SSE: '''BIO'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Biotechnology
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Largest biotech firm in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Technologies
|SSE: '''SYT'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1998
|Design and production of engineered materials
|-
|Suyang Broadcasting Systems, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SBS'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Media
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1931
|One of the "Big Three" broadcasting firms, and the oldest independent broadcasting firm in Haesan
|-
|Suyang Media Holdings, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMH'''
|HS, Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Partially-owned subsidiary of the HS Group (38%, plurality) and Seollim (23%), owns entertainment facilities in Haesan including HS Music World in Suyang; controlling owner of Seolmi Artists record studio
|-
|Yuseong Machining Corporation
|SSE: '''YMC'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1962
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Suri, Inc. (29%), manufacturer of general machine parts for defense and industrial purposes, sells some hardware products for retail
|-
|Zenith Investments
|SSE: '''ZEN'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Institutional investor, venture capital, and hedge fund management
|}

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List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

Haesan has a large, diversified economy with firms spanning many industries. Due to relaxed antitrust regulations in the nation, many of the nation's largest firms operate as conglomerates. Many companies also operate as Y.H.C., roughly the equivalent of limited liability corporations in other nations. Y.C. is a rarer limited liability corporation type more akin to a joint stock company, typically afforded significant tax benefits by the government due to its strategically important work.

Companies in Haesan typically list in English, due to it being the mandated language of governance from 1942 to 1985, a period during which many of the nation's largest conglomerates were founded. Companies founded in Haesan are typically listed on either the Suyang Stock Exchange (SSE) or Bourse Anfois (BA) when they are publicly traded.

==Largest firms==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Headquarters
!2025 Revenues
(£ SCT, millions)
!Industry
!Notes
|-
|The Seollim Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''S'''
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|£253,552
|Conglomerate, Electronics, Automotive, Finance
|The Seollim Group is a conglomerate and a Y.H.C. most well known for its consumer electronics and smartphone production managed by its largest subsidiary Seollim Electronics. By some metrics, Seollim is the largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU. Seollim also has subsidiaries which manufacture automobiles (Seollim Auto), in insurance (Seollim Financial), and entertainment (Seollim Arts). The group also controls large stakes in several prominent media and consumer goods companies.
|-
|Suri, Inc.
|SSE: '''SURI'''
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|£134,172
|Conglomerate, Heavy Industry, Automotive
|Suri, Inc. is a conglomerate primarily focused on heavy and industrial manufacturing. Its largest subsidiary, Suri Heavy Industries, Y.H.C. is the largest manufacturer of commercial ships in the IDU. Suri Motors is Haesan's largest domestic manufacturer of automotives. Suri also has subsidiaries in industrial chemicals, natural gas liquefication, and rare earths mining.
|-
|Saerom, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SAE'''
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|£110,419
|Electronics
|Saerom, Y.C. is one of the largest producers of microchips and semiconductors in the IDU and is known for its fabrication of special-purpose electronic components. Much of its business is to domestic manufacturing companies. Saerom was historically a consumer appliances manufacturing firm, but pivoted industries in the early 2000s.
|-
|Suryu, Inc.
|SSE: '''SYU'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£103,676
|Conglomerate, Household Appliances, Biotech
|Suryu, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of household appliances in the IDU, particularly in washers and dryers, in which it is the market dominant brand. Suryu is also a notable manufacturer of refrigerators, dishwashers, and heating and cooling systems. Suryu Technologies is a large subsidiary focused on materials innovation and chemical research. Suryu Bio is one of the largest biotech firms in Hesperida, leveraging many Suryu Technologies innovations.
|-
|Routiers, Y.C.
|BA: '''ROU'''
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|£95,501
|Petrochemicals
|Routiers is a joint-stock company which has rights to roughly 30% of the proven natural gas reserves in Haesan's Gulf exclusive economic area. It also runs a network of petrol stations across Haesan and parts of Laeral.
|-
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JM'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£78,662
|Conglomerate, Consumer Goods, Retail
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C. is a conglomerate primarily focused on the production of consumer goods, including processed foods, furniture, and cosmetics. Jeongmi also operates as a retailer, with its Jeongmi Home stores as large warehouse-style retail outlets selling Jeongmi products.
|-
|Astra, Inc.
|SSE: '''AST'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£72,723
|Conglomerate, Telecoms, Energy, Electronics
|Astra, Inc. is a conglomerate best known for Astra Telecoms, the second largest satellite-enabled network in the IDU. Astra also maintains other subsidiaries including its green energy division Astra Zap and its electronics and materials innovation branch Astra Spark.
|-
|Haejeon, Y.C.
|SSE: '''HJH'''
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Hacheon]]
|£62,739
|Utilities
|''Haesan Jeongi Hoesa'', Y.C. commonly known as ''Haejeon'' is the largest utility provider in Haesan, powering over 30 million households in southern and central Haesan. The firm maintains dozens of nuclear power plants in the plains provinces, hydroelectric projects including the Eungang Central Dam Complex, and 11 natural gas powerplants.
|}
==Notable companies==
This is a list of other notable companies in Haesan, including subsidiaries of the corporations listed above.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Group
!Industry
!Sector
!Headquarters
!Founded
! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
|Agricorp Montclair
|BA: '''MON'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Food and beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1924
|Oldest agricultural coop in Haesan, primarily comprised of grain and fruit farmers
|-
| Air Haesan, Y.C.
| SSE: '''AH'''
| –
| Consumer services
| Airline
| {{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
| 1922
| Flag carrier of Haesan
|-
|[[Air Maritimes]]
|SSE: '''SAA'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Sarena}} [[Altina]]
|1971
|Former flag carrier of the Republic of Sarena
|-
|Albarine Shuttle
|SSE: '''ALSH'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2003
|Short-haul and private operator
|-
|Astra Spark
|SSE: '''ASPA'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Engineered materials design firm and electronic components innovator
|-
|Astra Telecoms, Y.C.
|SSE: '''AT'''
|Astra
|Telecommunications
|Mobile telecommunications
|{{Flagicon|Haebam}} [[Junyeol]]
|2010
|Satellite internet and mobile provider
|-
|Astra Zap
|SSE: '''ZAP'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Renewable energy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2018
|Manufacturer of green energy equipment and energy grid consultancy
|-
|Atlas Industries, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''ATL'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1971
|Manufacturer of machined parts and electrical components for automotives, commercial ships, consumer electronics, satellites, broadcasting equipment, and military equipment
|-
|Bulsajo Products, Inc.
|BA: '''BSJ'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Northlands}} [[Levesque]]
|1988
|Light manufacturer of processed foods, notably canned and tinned foods, instant noodle products, and candy
|-
|Cerise, Y.H.C.
|BA: '''CER'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1996
|Budget operator based in northern Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung Mining, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CPM'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Mining
|{{Flagicon|Maehwa}} [[Sanri]]
|1955
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., largest mining corporation in the Eastern Soe Mountains, primarily mining iron, copper, and rare earths
|-
|Cheonpung Steel
|SSE: '''CPS'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Steel
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Apseong]]
|1967
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., operates several steel refineries in central Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CP'''
|Cheonpung
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1955
|Conglomerate primarily operating in mining and raw materials
|-
|Cytron, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CYT'''
|–
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Digital age conglomerate focusing on tech incubation, start-up formation, and digital development across media, gaming, and software
|-
|Delaporte Financial
|BA: '''DF'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1931
|Institutional investments and "Big Six" accounting consultancy firm
|-
|Fontenay Growers, Inc.
|BA: '''FG'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1937
|Winemakers' collective responsible for approximately 60% of all bottles produced in Haesan
|-
|Geumjin ArtCo, Y.C.
|SSE: '''ART'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1992
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., largest collective of traditional artists, artisans, and craftspeople in the IDU by number of artisans
|-
|Geumjin BeautifyCo
|SSE: '''BEA'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Consultancy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2014
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., large-scale retail and urban design company; franchises local small-scale and home design offices
|-
|Geumjin LiteCo
|SSE: '''LITE'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C. (51%), owner and developer of 32 luxury shopping malls across Eastern Hesperida
|-
|Geumjin, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GUM'''
|Geumjin
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1989
|Conglomerate controlling companies in craftwork and design
|-
|Global Maritime, Inc.
|SSE: '''GMI'''
|–
|Industrials
|Delivery services
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
|1970
|Logistics consultant and international air and sea freight shipping company
|-
|Gwangbok Aviation
|SSE: '''GBA'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Aerospace & defense
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Imae]]
|1986
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military aircraft and ballistics
|-
|Gwangbok Marine
|SSE: '''GBM'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Ryujang}} [[Gyeongseong]]
|1990
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military ships and naval defense systems
|-
|Gwangbok, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GB'''
|Gwangbok
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Military equipment manufacturer, defense consultancy firm
|-
|Gwanli Boheom Corporation, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GBC'''
|–
|Financials
|Insurance
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|1991
|Prominent real estate and Fire & Marine insurer
|-
|Haebyeon, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HAB'''
|–
|Industrials
|Electronic & electrical equipment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Manufacturer of screens and electronic displays, primarily those for commercial or industrial use; manufactures smaller screens for personal electronics
|-
|[[Haecheol]], Y.C.
|SSE: '''HCL'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Rail
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Jinyun]]
|1973
|National passenger rail operator of Haesan
|-
|Haeyang Machine Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HYM'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1928
|Prominent heavy industry firm known for shipbuilding and manufacturing of engines and other industrial machinery
|-
|Jeongmi Dalbit
|SSE: '''JML'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer goods
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Munseong]]
|1951
|Processed and snack foods, carbonated beverages and energy drinks
|-
|Jeongmi Home
|SSE: '''JMH'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1982
|Designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, household goods, and various related services
|-
|Jeongyong Motor Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|2016
|Luxury automotive company, partially-owned subsidiary of Suri Motors (41%)
|-
|Jinsu Motors
|SSE: '''JIN'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1987
|Second largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Mirae Financial, Inc.
|SSE: '''MIR'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Management consultancy and investment banking firm
|-
|Motive, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''MOVE'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2001
|Manufacturer and designer of athletic wear and sporting equipment
|-
|Promethean Air
|SSE: '''PAIR'''
|Air Haesan
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2005
|Boutique long-haul flight operator, partially-owned subsidiary of Air Haesan (25%)
|-
|SBS Logistics Co., Inc.
|SSE: '''SLC'''
|SBS
|Technology
|Broadcasting equipment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Partially-owned subsidiary of SBS (67%), prominent manufacturer of broadcasting technology and media systems
|-
|Seollim Arts
|SSE: '''RGH'''
|Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1975
|Film studio, game developer, parent company of Seollim's sports teams and the [[Seollim Guide]]
|-
|Seollim Auto
|SSE: '''SA'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1970
|Third largest domestic manufacturer of automotives
|-
|Seollim Electronics
|SSE: '''SE'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Consumer Electronics
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|1969
|Largest subsidiary of Seollim; largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU
|-
|Seollim Financial
|SSE: '''SF'''
|Seollim
|Financials
|Banking
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1983
|Personal banking and insurance (primarily life, home, and auto)
|-
|Seorae Innovations, Inc.
|SSE: '''SEI'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Support services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., research and development firm focused on biological innovations
|-
|Seorae Life
|SSE: '''LIFE'''
|Seorae
|Consumer goods
|Personal goods
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2006
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., focused on manufacturing biologic-enhanced consumer goods, especially beauty products and cosmetics
|-
|Seorae Pharma
|SSE: '''SPH'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Biopharmaceuticals
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., notable manufacturer of biologic-type pharmaceuticals
|-
|Seorae, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SEO'''
|Seorae
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Conglomerate generally focusing on the production of biologic products for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
|-
|Suri Chemical, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SCH'''
|Suri
|Basic materials
|Chemicals
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1978
|Industrial chemicals manufacturer
|-
|Suri Heavy Industry, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SHI'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|1974
|Largest individual shipbuilder in the IDU, prominent industrial machinery manufacturer
|-
|Suri Motors, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1945
|Largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Bio
|SSE: '''BIO'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Biotechnology
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Largest biotech firm in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Technologies
|SSE: '''SYT'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1998
|Design and production of engineered materials
|-
|Suyang Broadcasting Systems, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SBS'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Media
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1931
|One of the "Big Three" broadcasting firms, and the oldest independent broadcasting firm in Haesan
|-
|Suyang Media Holdings, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMH'''
|HS, Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Partially-owned subsidiary of the HS Group (38%, plurality) and Seollim (23%), owns entertainment facilities in Haesan including HS Music World in Suyang; controlling owner of Seolmi Artists record studio
|-
|Yuseong Machining Corporation
|SSE: '''YMC'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1962
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Suri, Inc. (29%), manufacturer of general machine parts for defense and industrial purposes, sells some hardware products for retail
|-
|Zenith Investments
|SSE: '''ZEN'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Institutional investor, venture capital, and hedge fund management
|}

[[Category: Corporations‏]]
[[Category: Economics]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category: Lists]]

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

Haesan has a large, diversified economy with firms spanning many industries. Due to relaxed antitrust regulations in the nation, many of the nation's largest firms operate as conglomerates. Many companies also operate as Y.H.C., roughly the equivalent of limited liability corporations in other nations. Y.C. is a rarer limited liability corporation type more akin to a joint stock company, typically afforded significant tax benefits by the government due to its strategically important work.

Companies in Haesan typically list in English, due to it being the mandated language of governance from 1942 to 1985, a period during which many of the nation's largest conglomerates were founded. Companies founded in Haesan are typically listed on either the Suyang Stock Exchange (SSE) or Bourse Anfois (BA) when they are publicly traded.

==Largest firms==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Headquarters
!2025 Revenues
(£ SCT, millions)
!Industry
!Notes
|-
|The Seollim Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''S'''
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|£253,552
|Conglomerate, Electronics, Automotive, Finance
|The Seollim Group is a conglomerate and a Y.H.C. most well known for its consumer electronics and smartphone production managed by its largest subsidiary Seollim Electronics. By some metrics, Seollim is the largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU. Seollim also has subsidiaries which manufacture automobiles (Seollim Auto), in insurance (Seollim Financial), and entertainment (Seollim Arts). The group also controls large stakes in several prominent media and consumer goods companies.
|-
|Suri, Inc.
|SSE: '''SURI'''
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|£134,172
|Conglomerate, Heavy Industry, Automotive
|Suri, Inc. is a conglomerate primarily focused on heavy and industrial manufacturing. Its largest subsidiary, Suri Heavy Industries, Y.H.C. is the largest manufacturer of commercial ships in the IDU. Suri Motors is Haesan's largest domestic manufacturer of automotives. Suri also has subsidiaries in industrial chemicals, natural gas liquefication, and rare earths mining.
|-
|Saerom, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SAE'''
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|£110,419
|Electronics
|Saerom, Y.C. is one of the largest producers of microchips and semiconductors in the IDU and is known for its fabrication of special-purpose electronic components. Much of its business is to domestic manufacturing companies. Saerom was historically a consumer appliances manufacturing firm, but pivoted industries in the early 2000s.
|-
|Suryu, Inc.
|SSE: '''SYU'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£103,676
|Conglomerate, Household Appliances, Biotech
|Suryu, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of household appliances in the IDU, particularly in washers and dryers, in which it is the market dominant brand. Suryu is also a notable manufacturer of refrigerators, dishwashers, and heating and cooling systems. Suryu Technologies is a large subsidiary focused on materials innovation and chemical research. Suryu Bio is one of the largest biotech firms in Hesperida, leveraging many Suryu Technologies innovations.
|-
|Routiers, Y.C.
|BA: '''ROU'''
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|£95,501
|Petrochemicals
|Routiers is a joint-stock company which has rights to roughly 30% of the proven natural gas reserves in Haesan's Gulf exclusive economic area. It also runs a network of petrol stations across Haesan and parts of Laeral.
|-
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JM'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£78,662
|Conglomerate, Consumer Goods, Retail
|Jeongmi Group, Y.H.C. is a conglomerate primarily focused on the production of consumer goods, including processed foods, furniture, and cosmetics. Jeongmi also operates as a retailer, with its Jeongmi Home stores as large warehouse-style retail outlets selling Jeongmi products.
|-
|Astra, Inc.
|SSE: '''AST'''
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|£72,723
|Conglomerate, Telecoms, Energy, Electronics
|Astra, Inc. is a conglomerate best known for Astra Telecoms, the second largest satellite-enabled network in the IDU. Astra also maintains other subsidiaries including its green energy division Astra Zap and its electronics and materials innovation branch Astra Spark.
|-
|Haejeon, Y.C.
|SSE: '''HJH'''
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Hacheon]]
|£62,739
|Utilities
|''Haesan Jeongi Hoesa'', Y.C. commonly known as ''Haejeon'' is the largest utility provider in Haesan, powering over 30 million households in southern and central Haesan. The firm maintains dozens of nuclear power plants in the plains provinces, hydroelectric projects including the Eungang Central Dam Complex, and 11 natural gas powerplants.
|}
==Notable companies==
This is a list of other notable companies in Haesan, including subsidiaries of the corporations listed above.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Corporation
!Ticker
!Group
!Industry
!Sector
!Headquarters
!Founded
! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
|Agricorp Montclair
|BA: '''MON'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Food and beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1924
|Oldest agricultural coop in Haesan, primarily comprised of grain and fruit farmers
|-
| Air Haesan, Y.C.
| SSE: '''AH'''
| –
| Consumer services
| Airline
| {{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
| 1922
| Flag carrier of Haesan
|-
|[[Air Maritimes]]
|SSE: '''SAA'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Sarena}} [[Altina]]
|1971
|Former flag carrier of the Republic of Sarena
|-
|Albarine Shuttle
|SSE: '''ALSH'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2003
|Short-haul and private operator
|-
|Astra Spark
|SSE: '''ASPA'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Engineered materials design firm and electronic components innovator
|-
|Astra Telecoms, Y.C.
|SSE: '''AT'''
|Astra
|Telecommunications
|Mobile telecommunications
|{{Flagicon|Haebam}} [[Junyeol]]
|2010
|Satellite internet and mobile provider
|-
|Astra Zap
|SSE: '''ZAP'''
|Astra
|Industrials
|Renewable energy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2018
|Manufacturer of green energy equipment and energy grid consultancy
|-
|Atlas Industries, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''ATL'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1971
|Manufacturer of machined parts and electrical components for automotives, commercial ships, consumer electronics, satellites, broadcasting equipment, and military equipment
|-
|Bulsajo Products, Inc.
|BA: '''BSJ'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Northlands}} [[Levesque]]
|1988
|Light manufacturer of processed foods, notably canned and tinned foods, instant noodle products, and candy
|-
|Cerise, Y.H.C.
|BA: '''CER'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1996
|Budget operator based in northern Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung Mining, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CPM'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Mining
|{{Flagicon|Maehwa}} [[Sanri]]
|1955
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., largest mining corporation in the Eastern Soe Mountains, primarily mining iron, copper, and rare earths
|-
|Cheonpung Steel
|SSE: '''CPS'''
|Cheonpung
|Basic materials
|Steel
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Apseong]]
|1967
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheonpung, Y.H.C., operates several steel refineries in central Haesan
|-
|Cheonpung, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''CP'''
|Cheonpung
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1955
|Conglomerate primarily operating in mining and raw materials
|-
|Cytron, Y.H.C.
|SSE; '''CYT'''
|–
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Digital age conglomerate focusing on tech incubation, start-up formation, and digital development across media, gaming, and software
|-
|Delaporte Financial
|BA: '''DF'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1931
|Institutional investments and "Big Six" accounting consultancy firm
|-
|Fontenay Growers, Inc.
|BA: '''FG'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Anfa}} [[Anfa]]
|1937
|Winemakers' collective responsible for approximately 60% of all bottles produced in Haesan
|-
|Geumjin ArtCo, Y.C.
|SSE: '''ART'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1992
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., largest collective of traditional artists, artisans, and craftspeople in the IDU by number of artisans
|-
|Geumjin BeautifyCo
|SSE: '''BEA'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Consultancy
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2014
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C., large-scale retail and urban design company; franchises local small-scale and home design offices
|-
|Geumjin LiteCo
|SSE: '''LITE'''
|Geumjin
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Geumjin, Y.H.C. (51%), owner and developer of 32 luxury shopping malls across Eastern Hesperida
|-
|Geumjin, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GUM'''
|Geumjin
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1989
|Conglomerate controlling companies in craftwork and design
|-
|Global Maritime, Inc.
|SSE: '''GMI'''
|–
|Industrials
|Delivery services
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Hanyeong]]
|1970
|Logistics consultant and international air and sea freight shipping company
|-
|Gwangbok Aviation
|SSE: '''GBA'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Aerospace & defense
|{{Flagicon|Eungang}} [[Imae]]
|1986
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military aircraft and ballistics
|-
|Gwangbok Marine
|SSE: '''GBM'''
|Gwangbok
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Ryujang}} [[Gyeongseong]]
|1990
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Gwanbok, Y.H.C., manufacturer of military ships and naval defense systems
|-
|Gwangbok, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GB'''
|Gwangbok
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Military equipment manufacturer, defense consultancy firm
|-
|Gwanli Boheom Corporation, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''GBC'''
|–
|Financials
|Insurance
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Sinju|Anmi]]
|1991
|Prominent real estate and Fire & Marine insurer
|-
|Haebyeon
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Haecheol]], Y.C.
|SSE: '''HCL'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Rail
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Jinyun]]
|1973
|National passenger rail operator of Haesan
|-
|Haeyang Machine Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''HYM'''
|–
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1928
|Prominent heavy industry firm known for shipbuilding and manufacturing of engines and other industrial machinery
|-
|Jeongmi Dalbit
|SSE: '''JML'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer goods
|Food & beverage
|{{Flagicon|Namhae}} [[Munseong]]
|1951
|Processed and snack foods, carbonated beverages and energy drinks
|-
|Jeongmi Home
|SSE: '''JMH'''
|Jeongmi
|Consumer services
|Retail
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1982
|Designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, household goods, and various related services
|-
|Jeongyong Motor Company, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''JMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|2016
|Luxury automotive company, partially-owned subsidiary of Suri Motors (41%)
|-
|Jinsu Motors
|SSE: '''JIN'''
|–
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1987
|Second largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Mirae Financial, Inc.
|SSE: '''MIR'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1986
|Management consultancy and investment banking firm
|-
|Motive, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''MOVE'''
|–
|Consumer products
|Recreational products
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2001
|Manufacturer and designer of athletic wear and sporting equipment
|-
|Promethean Air
|SSE: '''PAIR'''
|Air Haesan
|Consumer services
|Airline
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2005
|Boutique long-haul flight operator, partially-owned subsidiary of Air Haesan (25%)
|-
|SBS Logistics Co., Inc.
|SSE: '''SLC'''
|SBS
|Technology
|Broadcasting equipment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2011
|Partially-owned subsidiary of SBS (67%), prominent manufacturer of broadcasting technology and media systems
|-
|Seollim Arts
|SSE: '''RGH'''
|Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1975
|Film studio, game developer, parent company of Seollim's sports teams and the [[Seollim Guide]]
|-
|Seollim Auto
|SSE: '''SA'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1970
|Third largest domestic manufacturer of automotives
|-
|Seollim Electronics
|SSE: '''SE'''
|Seollim
|Consumer goods
|Consumer Electronics
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Seowon]]
|1969
|Largest subsidiary of Seollim; largest smartphone manufacturer in the IDU
|-
|Seollim Financial
|SSE: '''SF'''
|Seollim
|Financials
|Banking
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1983
|Personal banking and insurance (primarily life, home, and auto)
|-
|Seorae Innovations, Inc.
|SSE: '''SEI'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Support services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2021
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., research and development firm focused on biological innovations
|-
|Seorae Life
|SSE: '''LIFE'''
|Seorae
|Consumer goods
|Personal goods
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2006
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., focused on manufacturing biologic-enhanced consumer goods, especially beauty products and cosmetics
|-
|Seorae Pharma
|SSE: '''SPH'''
|Seorae
|Industrials
|Biopharmaceuticals
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Wholly-owned subsidiary of Seorae, Y.H.C., notable manufacturer of biologic-type pharmaceuticals
|-
|Seorae, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SEO'''
|Seorae
|Conglomerate
|–
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1999
|Conglomerate generally focusing on the production of biologic products for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
|-
|Suri Chemical, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SCH'''
|Suri
|Basic materials
|Chemicals
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Seoyeon]]
|1978
|Industrial chemicals manufacturer
|-
|Suri Heavy Industry, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SHI'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Sinhan}} [[Sinju]]
|1974
|Largest individual shipbuilder in the IDU, prominent industrial machinery manufacturer
|-
|Suri Motors, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMC'''
|Suri
|Consumer goods
|Automobiles
|{{Flagicon|Sugang}} [[Hyangsan]]
|1945
|Largest automotive manufacturer in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Bio
|SSE: '''BIO'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Biotechnology
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Largest biotech firm in Haesan
|-
|Suryu Technologies
|SSE: '''SYT'''
|Suryu
|Industrials
|Construction and materials
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1998
|Design and production of engineered materials
|-
|Suyang Broadcasting Systems, Y.C.
|SSE: '''SBS'''
|–
|Consumer services
|Media
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1931
|One of the "Big Three" broadcasting firms, and the oldest independent broadcasting firm in Haesan
|-
|Suyang Media Holdings, Y.H.C.
|SSE: '''SMH'''
|HS, Seollim
|Consumer services
|Entertainment
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|2007
|Partially-owned subsidiary of the HS Group (38%, plurality) and Seollim (23%), owns entertainment facilities in Haesan including HS Music World in Suyang; controlling owner of Seolmi Artists record studio
|-
|Yuseong Machining Corporation
|SSE: '''YMC'''
|Suri
|Industrials
|Industrial engineering
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1962
|Partially-owned subsidiary of Suri, Inc. (29%), manufacturer of general machine parts for defense and industrial purposes, sells some hardware products for retail
|-
|Zenith Investments
|SSE: '''ZEN'''
|–
|Financials
|Financial services
|{{Flagicon|Suyang}} [[Suyang]]
|1993
|Institutional investor, venture capital, and hedge fund management
|}

[[Category: Corporations‏]]
[[Category: Economics]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category: Lists]]

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan:

List of companies of Haesan

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Haesan: Created page with "Haesan has a large, diversified economy with firms spanning many industries. Due to relaxed antitrust regulations in the nation, many of the nation's largest firms operate as conglomerates. Many companies also operate as Y.H.C., roughly the equivalent of limited liability corporations in other nations. Y.C. is a rarer limited liability corporation type more akin to a joint stock company, typically afforded significant tax benefits by the government due to its strategi..."

Freestyle Skiing at the Olympics

2026-01-10T05:42:31Z

Haesan:

'''Freestyle Skiing''' has been contested at the Olympic Games since the [[2025 Lumiere-Atlantis Winter Olympic Games|2025 Winter Olympics]] in [[Lumiere]], [[Auria]] and [[Atlantis]], [[Eiria]].

== 2025 Lumiere-Atlantis ==

=== Medal Table ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Nation
!{{Gold medal}}
!{{Silver medal}}
!{{Bronze medal}}
!Total Medals
!Pts.
|-
|{{Flag|Misumi}}
|2
|2
|0
|4
|10
|-
|{{Flag|High Fells}}
|2
|0
|1
|3
|7
|-
|{{Flag|Opthelia}}
|1
|1
|0
|2
|5
|-
|{{Flag|Haesan}}
|1
|0
|1
|2
|4
|-
|{{Flag|Karakhtan}}
|0
|1
|1
|2
|3
|-
|{{Flag|Auria}}
|0
|0
|2
|2
|2
|-
|{{Flag|Astoria}}
|0
|1
|0
|1
|2
|-
|{{Flag|Laeral}}
|0
|1
|0
|1
|2
|-
|{{Flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}
|0
|0
|1
|1
|1
|}

=== Events ===
Olympic record setting scores are '''bolded'''.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Event
!{{Gold medal}}
!{{Silver medal}}
!{{Bronze medal}}
|-
|Men's Aerials
|{{Flagicon|Opthelia}} Lewis Brown (116.42)
|{{flagicon|Karakhtan}} Nurbek Ashimin (116.04)
|{{Flagicon|High Fells}} Hae-song Ko (115.92)
|-
|Women's Aerials
|{{Flagicon|High Fells}} Chae-eun So ('''96.44''')
|{{Flagicon|Astoria}} Cam Gwernick (96.42)
|{{flagicon|Karakhtan}} Aisuluu Zhumanazarova (95.72)
|-
|Men's Halfpipe
|{{Flagicon|High Fells}} Lewis Yates (86.08)
|{{Flagicon|Misumi}} Tetsuya Nakata (85.98)
|{{Flagicon|Auria}} Sylvan Fadejevs (85.22)
|-
|Women's Halfpipe
|{{Flagicon|Misumi}} Yachiyo Hamada (85.98)
|{{Flagicon|Opthelia}} Harriet Evans (85.90)
|{{Flagicon|Auria}} Jeanēn Leklerk (85.08)
|-
|Men's Moguls
|{{Flagicon|Misumi}} Masayoshi Shimizu ('''76.64''')
|{{Flagicon|Laeral}} Eric Zhang (75.96)
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} Brent van Norberg (75.68)
|-
|Women's Moguls
|{{Flagicon|Haesan}} Helene van Norberg (76.10)
|{{Flagicon|Misumi}} Chie Tanabe (75.60)
|{{Flagicon|Libertas Omnium Maximus}} Emily Foster (74.70)
|}

== External Links ==
{{Navbox olympic games}}
[[Category:Olympics]]
[[Category:Sports at the Olympics]]
[[Category:Sports]]

Template:Navbox olympic games

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Haesan:

{{Navbox
| name = Navbox olympic games
| title = IDU Olympic Games
| listclass = hlist
| state = {{{state|}}}
| above =
| image =
| group1 = Games
| list1 = [[2019 Shuell Olympic Games|Central 2019]]{{·}} [[2021 New Riga Olympic Games|New Riga 2021]]{{·}} [[2023 Hanshui Olympic Games|Hanshui 2023]]{{·}} [[2025 Lumiere-Atlantis Olympic Games|Lumiere-Atlantis 2025]]{{·}} [[2025 Summer Olympics|Suyang 2025]]
| group2 = Events
| list2 = {{Navbox|child
|group1 = Summer
|list1 = [[Aquatics at the Olympics|Aquatics]]{{·}} [[Archery at the Olympics|Archery]]{{·}} [[Athletics at the Olympics|Athletics]]{{·}} [[Baseball/Softball at the Olympics|Baseball & Softball]]{{·}} [[Basketball at the Olympics|Basketball]]{{·}} [[Cycling at the Olympics|Cycling]]{{·}} [[Tennis at the Olympics|Tennis]]
|group2 = Winter
|list2 = [[Alpine Skiing at the Olympics|Alpine Skiing]]{{·}} [[Biathlon at the Olympics|Biathlon]]{{·}} [[Bobsled at the Olympics|Bobsled]]{{·}} [[Figure Skating at the Olympics|Figure Skating]]{{·}} [[Hockey at the Olympics|Hockey]]
}}
| group3 = Appearances
| list3 = [[Andhrapur at the Olympics|Andhrapur]]{{·}} [[Eiria at the Olympics|Eiria]]{{·}} [[Haesan at the Olympics|Haesan]]{{·}} [[Laeral at the Olympics| Laeral]]{{·}} [[Novella Islands at the Olympics|Novella Islands]]{{·}} [[Opthelia at the Olympics|Opthelia]]{{·}} [[Wosteaque at the Olympics|Wosteaque]]



| below =
}}

Selifleur

2026-01-02T02:14:08Z

Haesan:

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*40% Seli{{efn|Island natives archaically referred to as Antigua}}
*29% Metice
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*5% Daryan
*4% Rén
*3% Eirian
*3% Haean
*2% Kaijanese
*7% Other
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| religion = *Large majority: Catholicism, Zindism
*Small minority: Islam, [[Minjian]], Iustitian Protestantism, [[Celestialism]]
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| established_date1 = 912–1203 CE
| established_event2 = Part of the Pindai Empire
| established_date2 = 1203–1346
| established_event3 = Part of the Esilian Empire
| established_date3 = 1346–1626
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| established_date4 = 1626–1843
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| GDP_PPP_per_capita_rank =
| GDP_nominal = $9.49 billion
| GDP_nominal_year = 2022
| GDP_nominal_rank =
| GDP_nominal_per_capita = $5,655
| GDP_nominal_per_capita_rank =
| Gini = 43.1 
| Gini_year = 2023
| Gini_ref = 
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| HDI =  .712
| HDI_year =  2023
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| currency =  Eirian Lunen
| currency_code =  EIL
| time_zone =  PIT (Promethean Islands Time)
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The [[Selifleur|Republic of Selifleur]] is an archipelagic nation comprised of seven islands in the southwestern Promethean Sea, and is considered part of Greater [[Caxcana]].

== Etymology ==
The name Selifleur is a result of the Franco-Eirianization of the names of two largest islands of Selifleur, Sal Island and Flores Island. Those islands were first named by Esiliean explorer João Vasco de Ferreira due to their basic natural characteristics. Sal is home to salt flats and thus was named for the Esiliean word for salt, while Flores has a wide variety of tropical flowers and was named for the Esiliean word for flowers.

== History ==

== Geography ==

== Economy ==
== Demographics ==
== Politics and Government ==
== Culture ==
== Notes ==
<references group="lower-alpha" responsive="1"></references>

File:Selifleur.png

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Haesan:

Selifleur

2025-12-31T02:00:21Z

Haesan:

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| common_name = Selifleur
| native_name = 
| image_flag =
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| flag2_border = 
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| national_anthem =
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| image_map = 
| alt_map = 
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| capital = Santa Clara
| coordinates = 
| capital2 = 
| largest_city = Porto Antigua
| largest_settlement = 
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| official_languages = English, Esiliean, Antiguan Creole
| national_languages =
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| languages2_sub = 
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| ethnic_groups = 
{{tree list}}
*40% Seli{{efn|Island natives archaically referred to as Antigua}}
*29% Metice
*8% Esilian
*5% Daryan
*4% Rén
*3% Eirian
*3% Haean
*2% Kaijanese
*7% Other
{{tree list/end}}
| ethnic_groups_year =  2022
| religion = *Large majority: Catholicism, Zindism
*Small minority: Islam, [[Minjian]], Iustitian Protestantism, [[Celestialism]]
| demonym = Selifleuran
| government_type = Republic
| leader_title1 = President
| leader_name1 =
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| leader_name2 = 
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| legislature = National Assembly of Selifleur
| upper_house = 
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| sovereignty_type = 
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| established_event1 = Part of the Valahandian Empire
| established_date1 = 912–1203 CE
| established_event2 = Part of the Pindai Empire
| established_date2 = 1203–1346
| established_event3 = Part of the Esilian Empire
| established_date3 = 1346–1626
| established_event4 = Part of the Opthelian Empire
| established_date4 = 1626–1843
| established_event5 = Part of the Daryan Empire
| established_date5 = 1843–1984
| established_event6 = Selifleuran Revolution
| established_date6 = 1982–1984
| established_event7 = Republic of Selifleur
| established_date7 = 1984–present
| area_km2 = 4,782
| area_label = 
| area_footnote = 
| area_rank =
| area_sq_mi = 
| percent_water = 4.6%
| area_label2 = 
| area_data2 = 
| population_estimate = 1,679,394
| population_census = 2023
| population_estimate_year =
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| population_density_km2 =
| population_density_sq_mi =
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| GDP_PPP = 
| GDP_PPP_year = 2022
| GDP_PPP_rank =
| GDP_PPP_per_capita = $10,145
| GDP_PPP_per_capita_rank =
| GDP_nominal = $9.49 billion
| GDP_nominal_year = 2022
| GDP_nominal_rank =
| GDP_nominal_per_capita = $5,655
| GDP_nominal_per_capita_rank =
| Gini = 43.1 
| Gini_year = 2023
| Gini_ref = 
| Gini_rank =
| HDI =  .712
| HDI_year =  2023
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| currency_code =  EIL
| time_zone =  PIT (Promethean Islands Time)
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The [[Selifleur|Republic of Selifleur]] is an archipelagic nation comprised of seven islands in the southwestern Promethean Sea, and is considered part of Greater [[Caxcana]].

== Etymology ==
The name Selifleur is a result of the Franco-Eirianization of the names of two largest islands of Selifleur, Sal Island and Flores Island. Those islands were first named by Esiliean explorer João Vasco de Ferreira due to their basic natural characteristics. Sal is home to salt flats and thus was named for the Esiliean word for salt, while Flores has a wide variety of tropical flowers and was named for the Esiliean word for flowers.

== History ==

== Geography ==

== Economy ==
== Demographics ==
== Politics and Government ==
== Culture ==
== Notes ==
<references group="lower-alpha" responsive="1"></references>

List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-18T01:21:27Z

Haesan:

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
[[File:Haesan Air Domestic Destinations.png|thumb|379x379px|A map of Air Haesan's domestic destinations. Destinations bolded and in blue signify hub airports. Destinations in red signify that there is only limited service during the winter to those destinations.]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 79 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsut Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category:Lists]]

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2025-12-18T01:19:23Z

Haesan:

SBS Weekly Review

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'''''SBS Weekly Review''''' is a Haesanite variety and music television show, known for its sketch comedy and political satire. The show, originally known as '''''Music Television Weekly''''', has its origins as a music television program and retains aspects of its music competition show origins. ''SBS Weekly Review'' is broadcast in English in Haesan and a dozen other nations through SBS and its affiliate broadcasting partners. It is seasonal, typically airing in the fall and winter, but runs weekly on Saturday late evenings throughout its season. It is among the most popular English-language variety shows in the [[IDU]] by viewership.

==Cast==
''SBS Weekly Review'' maintains a cast of repertory players, who appear in every week's episode, and featured players, newer members of the team which make limited appearances as they learn and develop into repertory roles.
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" |2025–26 season cast
|-
!Repertory players
!Featured players
|-
|
*Suhaimi bin Salleh (joined 2022)
*Jackson Clark (joined 2021)
*Sebastian Hubert (joined 2016)
*Jin Eun-ha (joined 2016)‡
*Kim Min-gyu (joined 2019)
*Lee Min-seong (joined 2014)‡
*Son Da-eun (joined 2022)
|
*Sophie Masson (joined 2025)
*Abdoul Mbodji (joined 2025)
*Yoon Seo-ha (joined 2024)
|-
| colspan="2" |‡ denotes ''Weekly Review'' anchor
|}
== Show format ==
The show opens with a cold open, a sketch typically reflecting current affairs in either Haesanite or global politics. It follows with an opening monologue by the host of the episode. The monologue is followed by the first sketch, typically featuring the host of the episode and often co-written by the host. The first of two music breaks is next, featuring the winners of the Tuesday National Broadcasting and Wednesday Meridian Broadcasting music shows. A second comedic skit follows, often featuring a musical element. The second music break is next, featuring the winners of the Thursday SBS and Friday HBS music shows. The third skit is ''Weekly Review'', in which two anchors satirize the previous week's news and ongoings with fictitious and often returning guest interviewees. The final segment is a callback stage for the music act which was voted the winner of the show by a mixture of judge, live audience, and television viewer polling methods.

== Broadcast ==
SBS Weekly Review is broadcast by SBS in Haesan. It is broadcast on SBS affiliates across the IDU, and is streamable on various apps which SBS maintains partnerships with. In Haesan, the show airs concurrently at 22:00 WHT (23:00 CHT/00:00 EHT) across the nation. That timeslot abuts typical "family viewing" hours in Western Haesan, so regular broadcasting pauses at 21:45 to provide ample time for the channel to be changed for those viewing beforehand. Like most Haesanite television, there are no breaks for advertisements within the program itself, instead it is bounded by two five-minute advertising blocks, typically starting at 21:55 WHT and 23:25 WHT. The program has occasionally been delayed due to sporting events running long, most recently on October 28, 2023, when the program's start was delayed to 23:12 WHT due to an [[Haesanite National League|Astral Cup Finals]] game between the Saerom Rockets and AT Lunas going to 12 innings.

== Reception ==
Reception for the show was generally positive in its opening years. ''Music Television Weekly'' provided high-profile cultural commentary which was welcomed by the public after decades of dictatorship. The program also saw experimentation with genres, and is widely credited as part of the origin of Hae-pop and as a key vector for its growth in Haesan and abroad. As ''SBS Weekly Review'', the show has become iconic as one of the most influential television show brands in the IDU, even leading to short lived spinoff shows in [[Lauchenoiria]] and [[Slokais Islands]]. The show has gained controversy for its characteristically irreverent handling of many sensitive topics, including but not limited to [[Celestialism]], [[Minjian|Minjianism]], the [[Littoral Marches]], the [[Ambonar Church of God]], the [[Patriarch of the Sanctarian Catholic Church]], [[Athena II|Empress Athena II of Opthelia]], [[Calhualyana|Empress Calhualyana of Xiomera]], [[Suleman Chaher]], [[Jinyu Peace Agreement|the Jinyu Agreement]], Hae-pop idols and military service, Hae-pop idols and dating, Hae-pop idols and restrictive dieting, the Choi Da-yeon impeachment scandal, plastic surgery, and [[Huenya Fried Chicken]].{{Efn|Citation needed}} However, the show is still regarded as a landmark television show, rating #23 on the [[Democratic Times News Service|Democratic Times News Service's]] 2024 rating of the "100 Most Influential Television Shows of All Time".

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Haesan]][[Category:Music]][[Category:Television]]

File:Maehwa flag.png

2025-12-13T23:48:49Z

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List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-13T21:07:39Z

Haesan:

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 79 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsut Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category:Lists]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-13T20:46:32Z

Haesan: /* Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria */

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 79 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsut Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-13T20:42:32Z

Haesan:

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 79 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsuit Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy|name=c}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-13T20:42:01Z

Haesan:

This is a list of the 275 destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes. Service to 7 destinations in Lao Sansong and Taragai is currently suspended due to conflict or political reasons.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
Air Haesan serves 79 destinations outside of Hesperida. These routes are predominantly long-haul routes operated by wide-body aircraft. Routes to Port Nuiqsut and Port Salad are some of the newest routes in the Air Haesan network, and were mandated to be added due to clauses in the trade agreements between Haesan and the Nuiqsut Confederation and Salad Land, respectively. Four Xiomeran destinations will no longer be served by Air Haesan after their routes close in 2026 due to decreased demand. Flights to Castle Zargo are suspended due to the Thraxian Civil War.

This table does not include routes served by Tenebric Airlines, an affiliate airline and subsidiary of Air Haesan which primarily operates out of Serriel's Ortaköy International Airport. However, certain routes listed as Air Haesan, particularly follow-on routes from Serriel Ortaköy to Port Nuiqsut or Port Salad may be operated by Tenebric Airlines due to code sharing agreements.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Allied Cities
|Shizizhen, Xianjiapo, Ziyou
|-
|Andhrapur
|Amtali, Navsari, Satkhira, Sughatta
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Doatia
|Doa City, Hunaq (limited)
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|Acalan, Ahuacatlán, Chuaztlapoc, Ixtenco, Oacalco, Tacuitapa (limited)
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|Aunistria, Bayview, Horadam, Limprostanz, Moense, Wasedron, Verdesia
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsuit Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

2025-12-13T20:04:43Z

Haesan:

This is a list of destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Auria
|Ćôte-Verte (limited), Juraceda, Lumeire
|-
|Darya
|Bijawar, Dhanora, Gulana (seasonal), Ichawar, Indergarh, Jhirniya, Kurwai, Ladnu, Narayanpur, Reethi, Sambhal, Vidisha
|-
|Eiria
|Atlantis, Geminus - Taugen, Merēta, New Riga - Mercie, Serenity City
|-
|Gardavasque
|Eternity
|-
|Huenya
|
|-
|Iskiram
|Sahiyat
|-
|Kabo Geshaan
|Anjerra, Tiyela
|-
|Legionas
|
|-
|Lehvant
|Jezaire
|-
|Manabi Rive
|Xohuayán
|-
|Nuiqsuit Confederation
|Port Nuiqsut{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy}}
|-
|Opthelia
|Avalonia, Eddington (limited)
|-
|Salad Land
|Port Salad{{Efn|Via Serriel - Ortaköy}}
|-
|Sanctaria
|Corpus, Cristi, Haven, Nicene, Sanctus, Templar
|-
|Selifleur
|Porto Antigua, Sal, Santa Clara
|-
|Serriel
|Cevdetiye, Nasah, Pasimit, Serriel - Ortaköy (focus)
|-
|Shuell
|Central
|-
|Wosteaque
|Wostmage, Zlento
|-
|Xiomera
|Cosalá (limited){{Efn|Service ending August 2026.|name=a}}, Coyoacate (seasonal){{Efn|name=a}}, Cuautitlán, Huitzitaca, Saclamantón (seasonal), Tecuala, Tlālacuetztla - Miquiztli{{Efn|Service ending June 2026|name=b}}, Tlālacuetztla - Ocatzcal, Xochiatipan (limited){{Efn|name=b}}
|-
|Zargothrax
|Castle Zargo (suspended{{Efn|Suspended indefinitely due to Thraxian Civil War.}})
|}

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

This is a list of destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
Air Haesan serves 132 Hesperidan destinations outside of Haesan, with the Slokais Islands (27 destinations), Laeral (24 destinations), and Libertas Omnium Maximus (16 destinations) having the most routes.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|Althea, Auvergne, Avrainville, Cordeliers, Gaolan, Hanshui, Jinyu, Laeralsford - Gramont, Laeralsford - Nuo Yulin, Laonong, Lézan - Milhaud (seasonal), Lushui, Lyrene, Marist, Mermont, Miaoshi, Montgeron, Nanqiao, Renfeng, Rilos, St. Clair, Sainte-Solange, Songshan, Tongji
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos (focus), Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

This is a list of destinations served by '''Air Haesan''', the flag carrier of Haesan. The international carrier operates a variety of short and medium haul domestic and regional flights as well as long-haul flights, with destinations in all four continents of the IDU.

== Haesan ==
Air Haesan flies to 64 domestic destinations, three of which are to winter resort cities which have seasonally operated routes from Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport and Anfa Georges Lazare International Airport from November to April.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Province
! Destination
|-
|[[Anfa]]
|Anfa - Lazare (hub), Anfa - Marchal
|-
|[[Boeri]]
|Byeoseol
|-
|[[Eungang]]
|Eungang - Three Cities, Hapyeol, Imae Regional
|-
|[[Gyuljang]]
|Mihang
|-
|[[Haebam]]
|Byeolbam, Harae, Junyeol
|-
|[[Hwagang]]
|Hwagang - Capital
|-
|[[Hyeolseo]]
|Sokhae
|-
|[[Imyu]]
|Jeonyu, Jinhae, Namyu
|-
|[[Jakja]]
|Jakja
|-
|[[Lemonnier]]
|Lemonnier
|-
|[[Maehwa]]
|Jeongseon, Geumsan (seasonal), Maehwa, Sanri
|-
|[[Midwest]]
|Au Sable, Marquette
|-
|[[Namhae]]
|Munseong, Yeocheon
|-
|[[Northern Maritimes]]
|Daegyo, Hwaseong
|-
|[[Northlands]]
|Bukhae, Ibyeon, Levesque, Moreau, Myeongsa, Serres
|-
|[[Ryujang]]
|Gyeongseong, Hwiseo - Gateway, Winterswijk
|-
|[[Seocheon]]
|Daeyeonsan (seasonal), Haseon, Jisunsan, Namyusan (seasonal), Yeonsan
|-
|[[Sinhan]]
|Hanyeong - Peninsular, Port Clair, Sinju - City, Sinju - Gwanak (hub), Seoyeon
|-
|[[Southern Maritimes]]
|Altina, Constantia, Haengseong, Haewang, Mokseong, Nieuw Tiel, Sint Caius
|-
|[[Sugang]]
|Apseong, Hoseon, Hyangsan, Seowon
|-
|[[Suyang]]
|Suyang - Cross, Suyang - Hanyeong (hub), Suyang - Nelson
|-
|[[Vernier]]
|Varenne
|-
|[[Yeongnam]]
|Anmi{{Efn|While Anmi is in Namhae Province, Anmi Seo Ji-min International Sky Harbour is located in Dong-Anmi (East Anmi), in Yeongnam Province.}} (hub), Dongjin, Yangmi
|}
== Hesperida ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
!Country
!Destination
|-
|Aredoa
|Ahonda, Atlozano, Bancoa, Caronia, Cieloalto, Costa Dorado (seasonal), Flacaño, Maravilla, Quintaro, Vahania, Zoraya
|-
|Esilie
|Valoca
|-
|Free Land of the IDU
|Democracity
|-
|Greater Acadia
|Federation City, Port Royal
|-
|High Fells
|Argenbonne, Cheojin, Dongbaek, Jindong, Kaenan, Kimsu, Queensgrace (focus)
|-
|Kerlile
|Grapevale (limited), Maytown
|-
|Laeral
|
|-
|Lao Sansong{{Efn|All flights to Lao Sansong are currently suspended. Air Haesan states in their 2025 annual financial filings that they anticipate resuming flights in late 2026 or early 2027.}}
|Fukagawa City, Gwanyeong, Hiranonamachi, Ikusaka, Kanjishima City, Myeongdosi
|-
|Lauchenoiria
|Annatown, Buttercity, Elopolis (seasonal), Melissa City, Usera, Summersea
|-
|Libertas Omnium Maximus
|Ashford Downs, Brannigan, Burton, Chester, Iustitia City - Milton, Iustitia - Vereggio, Jonestown (limited), Litudinem, Lumeniola, Oxbend, Papilonea, Perra, Portland, Saint Augustine - Broadmoore, Sentinel - Cape Ashleigh, Westfield
|-
|Mallacaland
|Mallacaland City, Sebouah
|-
|Misumi
|Aohama, Hanayama, Kawamizu, Kitatani, Saikane, Seimei - Kitabara, Seimei - Sonoda (focus), Shinaki, Shirozumi - Karukawa, Sorayama
|-
|Novella Islands
|Novella City, Port Ternout, Rikal, Xeles
|-
|Pharitaya
|Bandar Sungai, Jarantasiri, Johko (limited), Puri Rimbawan - Kuhlab, Puri Rimbawan - Pratu (focus), Sibu, Thatawthihy
|-
|Slokais Islands
|Baoxi, Beaufort, Benin City, Ciudad Delphin (seasonal), Ciudad Esnevada, Ciudad Santiago, Colorado City, Cupertino - Bimhjagarta, Duatri - Ambonar, Hua-Qisa (seasonal), Kaijan City, Kirkwall, Las Pinas, New Brighton, New Liverpool - Eastbank, New Liverpool - Santos, Pindai - Zhen Jin, Pinjiang - Taintao, Point Lee, Qindagana, San Antonio, San Fernando, San Jose, San Sabla, Sendau, Victoria - Tedaya, Xulin - Semrajong
|-
|Taragai
|Bor-Öndör, Kharkhorin (limited{{Efn|Limited service offered via Seimei - Sonoda as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}}), Khatgal, Khongkortai (suspended{{Efn|Due to ongoing confilict in western Taragai as a result of the Taragaian Civil War.}})
|-
|Zongongia
|Havkantsborg - Rockrose (limited), Sneedville
|}

== Caxcana, Liberalia, and Neria ==

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Airlines]]
[[Category: Haesan]]

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

List of Air Haesan destinations

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Haesan:

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| leader_name1 = [[Emilie Renaud]] ([[Liberal Democrats (Haesan)|Liberal Democrats]])
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'''Vernier Province''' is a Gulf coast province known for its wine production and historic lighthouses.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Provinces of Haesan

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Haesan: /* List of Provinces */

{{Infobox subdivision type
| name= Provinces of Haesan
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| map= {{Provinces of Haesan}}
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| territory= {{flag|Haesan}}
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| start_date= 10 October 1985
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| legislation_begin= Constitution of the Second Commonwealth of Haesan
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| population_range= 81,098 ([[Jakja]]) – 27,172,814 ([[Suyang]])
| area_range= {{Convert|1562|km2|sqmi|abbr=on}} ([[Jakja]]) – {{Convert|62801|km2|sqmi|abbr=on}} ([[Xueyan S.A.R.|Soeyan]])
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The 24 '''Provinces of Haesan''' are constitutionally created subdivisions of [[Haesan]] which serve a solely administrative purpose. Among Haesan's 24 provinces are the autonomous cities of [[Suyang]] and [[Anfa]] as well as the autonomous capital city of [[Hwagang]], whose provincial duties are carried out by their popularly elected local governments. [[Xueyan S.A.R.|Soeyan Province]], while claimed by Haesan, has not been administered by a Haesanite government since 1964.

Excepting the special administrative cities who are governed by the mayors of those respective cities, provinces are run by a governor appointed by the [[President of Haesan]]. These appointments are largely ceremonial, and as such, many have traditionally been given to members of different parties in exchange for political favors. Formally, the governors of provinces are tasked with ensuring that execution of legislation occurs seamlessly at local levels, and often legislation will specify that provincial authorities are in charge of its enforcement. Provincial authorities have no power of the purse and are only allowed to staff and acquire resources under the purview of the budget granted to them by the federal government. Autonomous cities may supplement their provincial budget with local tax revenues but may never use funds given from the legislature for municipal projects.

All of the provincial boundaries of Haesan have some historical basis, and many provinces have histories dating back to the Warring Dukedoms period starting in the 5th century. By the time the United Dominion of Haesan was formed, many of the provinces had been drawn in their present form. Boundaries changed somewhat during the colonial period as Lemonnier and Vernier did not exist in their present forms before the French colonization of the north, but since 1800 they have remained largely constant despite the various political regimes that have governed Haesan throughout that period. In historical Haesan, provinces wielded much more authority than they have throughout the last century.

Although they have little political authority, provincial identities are extremely important in Haesanite culture. Moreso than in other nations in the [[International Democratic Union|IDU]], traditions, dialects, and self-identification vary greatly across provincial boundaries. Strengthening these identities, provincial divisions are also used in a wide variety of inter-Haesan competitions, from sports and academics to idol competition shows and variety TV.

==List of Provinces==
Autonomous Cities are highlighted in light blue. The Autonomous Capital City is highlighted in light red. The Autonomous Province of Sarena is highlighted in light yellow.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+Provinces of Haesan
!Province Name
!Postal Code
!Capital City
!Largest City
!Chief Executive
!Population
!Area (km2)
!Number of Deputies
!Number of Regents
|-
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|{{flag|Anfa}}
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|AN
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center; background-color: #AFEEEE;" |[[Anfa]]
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|Mayor Sébastien Dubois (LD)
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|14,891,435
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|5,306
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|45
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|10
|-
|{{flag|Boeri}}
|BR
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Byeoseol]]
|Gov. Jeong Min-gyu (O!)
|492,673
|13,402
|1
|2
|-
|{{flag|Eungang}}
|EU
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Hacheon]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Imae]]
|Gov. Alexander Choi (FD)
|4,709,301
|20,370
|14
|2
|-
|{{flag|Gyuljang}}
|GJ
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Mihang]]
|Gov. Lee Seung-jun (FD)
|404,210
|15,073
|1
|2
|-
|{{flag|Haebam}}
|HB
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Harae]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Junyeol]]
|Gov. Kim Seo-jin (O!)
|1,873,228
|13,249
|6
|2
|-
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|{{flag|Hwagang}}
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|HG
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center; background-color: #f4c1c1;" |[[Hwagang]]
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|Mayor Shin Yu-geon (FD)
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|2,105,678
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|3,101
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|6
|style="background-color: #f4c1c1;"|2
|-
|{{flag|Hyeolseo}}
|HS
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Sokhae]]
|Gov. Park Si-wan (FD)
|903,451
|7,005
|3
|2
|-
|{{flag|Imyu}}
|IM
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Jeonyu]]
|Gov. Choi Chae-yeong (LD)
|4,521,940
|29,938
|14
|2
|-
|{{flag|Jakja}}
|JJ
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Nokcho]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Jakja]]
|Gov. Evelyn Fernandez (FD)
|81,098
|1,562
|1
|2
|-
|{{flag|Lemonnier}}
|LM
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Lemonnier]]
|Gov. Albert Laplace (LD)
|782,901
|19,427
|2
|2
|-
|{{flag|Maehwa}}
|MH
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Sanri]]
|Gov. Annabelle Cheong (MP)
|3,104,502
|35,904
|9
|2
|-
|{{flag|Midwest}}
|MW
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Au Sable]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Marquette]]
|Gov. Martin Pierre (FD)
|1,201,677
|28,128
|4
|2
|-
|{{flag|Namhae}}
|NH
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Anmi]]
|Gov. Kim Jin-hui (LD)
|15,440,139
|13,610
|47
|10
|-
|{{flag|Northern Maritimes}}
|NM
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Bridgeport|Daegyo]]
|Gov. Kim Si-yeon (FD)
|2,891,603
|9,704
|9
|2
|-
|{{flag|Northlands}}
|NL
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Levesque]]
|Gov. Tanaka Kiyomi (MP)
|7,847,110
|50,813
|24
|4
|-
|{{flag|Ryujang}}
|RJ
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Gyeongseong]]
|Gov. Mina Verhoeven (LD)
|4,562,920
|11,805
|14
|2
|-
|{{flag|Seocheon}}
|SC
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Haseon]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Yeonsan]]
|Gov. Xie Mei-ling (MP)
|4,019,675
|19,557
|12
|2
|-
|{{flag|Sinhan}}
|SH
|style="text-align:center;"|[[Hanyeong]]{{efn|name=fn1|Hanyeong and Sinju are joint capitals of Sinhan Province.}} [[Sinju]]{{efn|name=fn1}}
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Sinju]]
|Gov. Ahn Jong-hyeon (FD)
|18,670,712
|14,530
|57
|12
|-
|[[File:Haesan Flag.png|23px]] [[Littoral Marches|Soeyan]]
|SN
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |
|Vacant{{efn|The president has routinely declined to appoint a governor for Soeyan given that Haesan currently lacks administrative authority over the province.}}
|1,552,970
|62,801
|5
|2
|-
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|{{flag|Southern Maritimes}}
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|SM
|style="background-color: #FFE994; text-align:center;" colspan="2;" |[[Altina]]
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|Gov. Cristina Morelli (FD)
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|908,412
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|12,877
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|3
|style="background-color: #FFE994;"|2
|-
|{{flag|Sugang}}
|SG
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Hyangsan]]
|Gov. Lee Ha-seong (MP)
|12,339,801
|8,683
|37
|8
|-
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|{{flag|Suyang}}
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|SY
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center; background-color: #AFEEEE;" |[[Suyang]]
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|Mayor Kim Eun-ji (NB)
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|27,172,814
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|4,095
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|83
|style="background-color: #AFEEEE;"|20
|-
|{{flag|Vernier}}
|VR
|colspan="2;" style="text-align:center;" |[[Varenne]]
|Gov. Emilie Renaud (LD)
|687,419
|12,298
|2
|2
|-
|{{flag|Yeongnam}}
|YN
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Yangmi]]
|style="text-align:center;" |[[Anmi|Dong-Anmi]]
|Gov. Im Jae-jun (FD)
|508,248
|22,872
|1
|2
|-
|}
==Notes==
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[[Category: Haesan]][[Category: Politics]][[Category: Provinces of Haesan]]

Category:Provinces of Haesan

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Haesan:

{{main|Provinces of Haesan}}
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[[Category: Haesan]]
[[Category: Places]]

Suyang

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Haesan:

Suyang is the most populous city in [[Haesan]], and one of the largest in the [[International Democratic Union]]. The city lies along the coast of its namesake bay, and is split down the middle by the [[Sugang|Su River]] ([[Sugang]]). The city is congruous with its namesake province, and its metropolitan government manages all provincial affairs. First named on maps recovered from Haemi archives dated to around 200 BCE, Suyang has been continuously occupied for over two millenia. Suyang served as the capital of Haesan until 1964, including being the seat of government for the classical [[Dominion of United Haesan]] as well as serving as the [[Opthelia|Opthelian]] government during the colonial period. Suyang was the headquarters of the [[Haesanite Resistance]] and was a major base of operations for foreign troops during the [[Reclamation of Haesan]] during the [[Great War]]. Nowadays, Suyang is noted for its world-class universities and public transit system, its thriving economic scene, its varied demographic and gastronomic landscape, and its rise as a global cultural hub as the epicenter of the [[Hae-pop]] industry and as a major location for designer clothing brands.{{Infobox settlement
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== History ==

== Geography ==
Suyang lies at the junction of the Sugang River and Suyang Bay, an is considered a port on the [[Albarine Sea]]. It is located on terrain gently sloping towards the coast, and is bounded by five large hills: Cheolsan to the west, Jirisan to the northwest, Dasan to the north, Yasan to the northeast, and Taesan to the east. Much of the city's soil is composed of clay, which made it an ideal place for constructing a large settlement. While much of the coastline has been developed, the city of Suyang maintains 21 beach areas on the bayshore, along with numerous parks along the riverbank and canal zone.

The Sugang is the heart of the city, and attempting to control its flow and otherwise regulate it has long been a goal of the city's urban authorities. The river merges with the Jocheon River in the north of the city, and travels roughly {{convert|41|km|mi}} to its mouth, noticeably splitting into two branches downtown to surround Jangsa-seom, although there are 5 other notable islands in the river in this stretch. In order to control the river's annual late fall flooding, the river has been dammed extensively. In the 1990s, the Suyang Canal Zone was built in order to help regulate the flow of the river. While typically water is pumped from a large underground series of cisterns to feed the canals, in moments of high river volume, the direction of the canals can be reversed to help drain the flood. This landmark civil engineering project has greatly reduced the flash flood risk in the city. The Sugang River is currently dammed off from the Albarine Sea, and only small craft are able to travel reliably between the two bodies of water.

=== Climate ===
Suyang demonstrates a typical monsoonal Albarine climate, with warm, dry summers, and cold, wet winters. The average July high is {{convert|28.1|C|F}}, and the average January low is {{convert|-1.4|C|F}}. Rainy season is typically from October to January, and the city receives {{convert|924|mm|in}} of precipitation a year on average. In the winter, the weather often is cold enough to generate snowfall due to the Shimo Effect, and it snows 7 days a year on average. Summer months are typically clear, and Suyang receives about 2,800 hours of sunshine every year.

The city has fought a generally successful battle against air and water pollution over the last four decades, spurred on by the national Conservationist movement. Successive waves of national and local governments have enacted pollution restrictions, and waterway cleanup has been a major focal point of local policy since the late 2000s. While in 1993, the city was rated to have some of the worst air pollution in the IDU, cleaner factories, the establishment of numerous parks and green belts, and better emissions standards have made the city about average in air quality as of 2024. A slight haze does remain, particularly noticeable on windless days in the spring, although it has gained some popularity amongst social media users for the vibrant sunsets it creates. The Sugang and Canal Zone have been clean since the early 2010s, and now they act as key social gathering spots in the city.

== Government ==
Suyang is an autonomous city, which means its local government is afforded greater latitude than most Haesanite mayoralties. Suyang is contiguous with its province, Suyang Province, and its mayor additionally serves as the governor of Suyang Province, making the position one of the only three governors to not be appointed by the President. The local government is able to utilize public funds largely at its discretion and is able to use local funds in order to supplement provincially administered projects. The mayor is elected by ranked-choice popular vote and serves five-year terms. Suyang also has a city council, with one representative from each administrative district.

=== Administrative Districts ===
{{See also|List of districts of Suyang}}Suyang is divided into 26 administrative districts (''gu)'', each of which elects their own district government. Those districts are further divided into neighborhoods (''dong'') of which there are roughly 500 in the city. Each neighborhood is divided into roughly ten blocks according to the Block Administration System, each of which has a civic responsibility to improve the social integration of the members within it. The districts of Suyang are particularly notable for their stark architectural, cultural, and ideological differences, even amongst neighboring districts.

== Demographics ==
Suyang is a large, cosmopolitan city, and although an overwhelming majority of its residents identify as Haean, it is believed that members of over 100 ethnic groups from around the IDU call Suyang home. The [[National Conference|Seohae University]] Center for Demographic Research estimates that about one in every ten people in Suyang is of a non-traditionally Haesanite ethnicity{{Efn|Where a traditionally Haesanite ethnicity is someone who is Haean, Opthelian, or Arrivee}}. Haean is the most common language in spoken conversation in Suyang, although English is the primary language of business. Many other languages are spoken within the context of ethnic enclaves, such as Farsi in "Little Jezaire" in the Mebella neighborhood of East Suyang. Due to Haesan's unique immigration laws, very few foreigners in the country are non-naturalized, and over 99% of Suyang's population at any given time are Haesanite citizens.
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|79.8
|21,683
|-
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|5.6
|1,522
|-
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|4.7
|1,277
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|Ren
|2.5
|679
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|Lehvantine
|1.8
|489
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|Andhran
|1.3
|353
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|Sarene
|1.1
|299
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|3.5
|951
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=== Religion ===
About half of Suyang residents practice [[Celestialism]], although only about two-thirds of them practice regularly. Celestine temples are common in Suyang, with an estimated tally of over 1,000 temples in the city's limits, although the practice and traditions of those various temples often varies widely. A quarter of Suyangites are non-religious, a number which has steadily increased since the 1990s and is expected to trend upwards. Most of the remainder practice some form of Christianity, with Catholicism slightly more popular overall. The majority of Catholics are a member of the [[Sanctarian Catholic Church]], although many Arrivee in the city still practice Roman Catholicism. Protestantism has been gaining popularity in Suyang in recent years, drawing large numbers of immigrants who are pressured to adopt a Haesanite way of life and helping their integration with their new society. This pressure is most commonly felt for immigrants from Muslim countries, very few of which opt to continue to practice Islam by the time they complete their naturalization process two years after their arrival. This trend is common throughout Haesan, but for migrants to Suyang, it is the most significantly pronounced. The Opthelian Church also maintains a large following, and its parish at Saint Clair's Cathedral in downtown Suyang is one of its largest globally.
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|50.1
|13,613
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|6,875
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|3,233
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|Protestantism
|9.5
|2,581
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|2.1
|571
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|326
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== Economy ==

== Culture ==

=== Fashion ===

=== Film ===

=== Music ===

=== Sport ===
Suyang has a long sporting heritage, starting in Classical times where it hosted the National Games, a sports competition meant to test the prowess of warriors in the Imperial Army. Those games have since been revived, and are held biennially in the city. Suyang is home two of the top association football clubs in Hesperida, [[AFC Seorin]], and Suyang City FC, both of which regularly represent Haesan in international club competitions. The city has three teams representing it in the [[Haesanite National League]] in baseball, the Seollim Sol, Suyang Pearls, and HS Light. The Sol and Pearls both play in the Seollim Sky Dome, currently the largest indoor baseball stadium by capacity in the IDU. The Suri HI Suyang Steamers are the city's lone representative in the Haesanite Basketball League, playing at Hwajeong Arena, although the Jeongmi Jumbos have also recently played in the top flight, albeit they currently are in the HBL2.

The Suyang Yacht Club is one of the oldest of its type in Hesperida, and has often hosted international sailing competitions. The National Aquatics Center in Choejaseong was the largest facility of its type in Hesperida upon its completion, but it since has been surpassed by the Nakano Center in Seimei. The Terraces at Solesly Gardens is a historic tennis facility which has hosted the Haesan Open (Suyang 250) annually since 1981. The city has historically hosted the Suyang Grand Prix, a formula street race, but it has not been held since 2008 in favor of an annual event at Yeosan Circuit in [[Hyangsan]]; however, the route is still used today in the Namseon/Yeongsu Prix, an annual university engineering challenge and race.

==Notes==
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[[Category: Cities in Haesan]]
[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category: Places]]
[[Category: Provinces of Haesan]]
[[Category: Suyang]]

Hwagang

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Haesan:

{{Infobox settlement
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| native_name = {{lower|0.25em|화강수도시}}
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'''Hwagang''' is a planned city that has served as the autonomous capital city of [[Haesan]] since its construction in 1972. It is home to all three branches of Haesan's government, hosting the [[National Assembly (Haesan)|National Assembly]], the [[Dalseongjeon]] (달성전, lit. Moon Sanctuary) the [[President of Haesan|Presidential]] Residence of Haesan, Haesan's [[High Court]], and the [[Prime Minister of Haesan|Prime Minister's]] residence at 7 Court Street. The city lies at an elevation of {{convert|1119|m|ft|0|abbr=on}} amongst the Maehwa Mountains and straddles the National Canal Zone, connecting the Hwa and Eun Rivers to the south with the Marchal river to the north. The city's main focus is politics and government, but other large service industries such as tech and consulting have taken root in the city, largely in support of governmental agencies, especially in economics, trade, and defence.

== History ==
Small agricultural settlements had existed in the Hwagang region dating back millennia, and the construction of the National Canal during the 12th century generated development in the region. However, Hwagang in its current form would not be founded for centuries after the canal's construction first brought migration to the region. After the [[Great War]], the nation's former capital [[Suyang]] was severely damaged and reconstruction was still incomplete by the time the autocrat Henri Lagarde returned to power in 1972. Seeing the need for a renovated seat of government, and swayed by [[Arrivée]] interests that wanted a more central capital location, Lagarde ordered that a new capital be built in the lowlands of the Hwagang Valley in his 1972 "National Capital Proclamation". Initially a sum of 1 billion [[Sanctarian pound|£SCT]] was allotted to develop grand infrastructure projects and for the construction of grand national landmarks to serve as the seat of government.

Construction on the city center was slated to begin in September 1972, but delays in shipping the building materials upriver delayed the start until January 1973. Development progressed extraordinarily slowly as contractors were delayed by shortages, higher demand for resources in other parts of the country, and an infrastructure system still damaged from the Great War. By the end of 1973, construction on the Dalseongjeon had progressed but was far behind schedule, so when the city received abnormally severe rain storms in the winter of 1974, the entire structure was flooded, causing significant damage and leading to its west wing needing to be demolished and rebuilt. Construction on the National Esplanade was similarly delayed as the ground remained waterlogged for much of the spring as it had yet to be sufficiently graded for drainage. Meanwhile, the construction bill continued to rise and some even within the Lagarde government were increasingly doubtful about the project.

The first major success came in October 1975, when the National Assembly building was completed. The Dalseongjeon's dome was topped off in February 1976, and the building was inaugurated that June. The Capitol Esplanade and its adjacent monuments and memorials were finished in March 1977, and the High Court was completed in May. By 1978, virtually all key government operations had migrated to the new capital city. The project ultimately cost over 15 billion £SCT.

Since the arrival of government departments, the city has rapidly expanded its footprint. While only having a population of 50,000 in 1980, by 2003 Hwagang had a population of 1 million, which has more than doubled in the decades since.

== Geography ==
The city's geographic footprint is technically rectangular, but many in Haesan refer to the capital using the misnomer "the square". The city is bisected by the National Canal, which connects [[Anfa]] and the Marchal Valley to its north with [[Anmi]] and the Eungang to the south. On the west bank of the canal lies the National Esplanade, a {{convert|1972|m|ft|0|abbr=on}} long series of parks, memorials, and stone tiled pedestrian walkways which connect many major government buildings. On the north end of the Esplanade lies the Dalseongjeon, the residency of the President of Haesan, while the National Assembly is on its southern end. On the canal's east bank runs Court Street, on which the High Court of Haesan and the residence of the Haesanite Prime Minister are located. Two major bridges cross the canal at either end of the National Esplanade, the Memorial Bridge at the north end and the Liberation Bridge at the south end. Mile 0 in Haesan was briefly located at the front steps of the Dalseongjeon, but it has since returned to Jangsa, Suyang.

== Economy ==
Government and government related industries employ well over half of Hwagang's residents. All major government agencies are located in the city, and as such a robust network of lobbying and consulting firms has sprouted up over time. The city has become home to a growing number of finance firms in recent years. Logistics and shipping, managing trade along the National Canal, are also major industries in the city. The interchanges of three inter-province majors are located in Hwagang's city limits. The city is a stop on the [[Haecheol#List of high-speed routes|Central Valley Express]] (CVX) high speed train line and is connected to Suyang by the National Railway, with one-stop service in Imae, Eungang. Hwagang's Capital Airport (HWA) is the 9th busiest airport in Haesan.

== Culture ==

== Notable places ==
[[Category: Cities]]
[[Category: Cities in Haesan]]
[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category: Places]]
[[Category: Provinces of Haesan]]

Sugang

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Haesan:

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'''Sugang Province''' is a densely populated province in the southwest of Haesan in the Su River (Sugang) valley.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Sinhan

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Haesan:

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}}'''Sinhan Province''' (Korean: 신한도; ''Sinhan-do'') is the second most populous [[Provinces of Haesan|province]] of [[Haesan]]. Located in the far southwest of the country, it shares land borders with [[Seocheon]] to the north, [[Suyang]] to the east, and [[Sugang]] to the northeast. Containing the entirety of the Hanyeong Peninsula, the province has a long navigable coastline and forms most of the boundaries of the [[Gulf of Sinju]] which cuts through the center of the province, while the [[Albarine Sea]] lies to the south, the [[Gulf of St. Clair]] to the west, and the Hanyeong Straits separate the province from the [[Northern Maritimes]] to the southeast. The province is politically and culturally split between its two joint capitals, [[Sinju]] and [[Hanyeong]], which give the province its name. With a population of over 18.6 million people, Sinhan is a major contributor to the Haesanite economy, and is an international hub for logistics, with its city of Hanyeong hosting both the Port of Hanyeong and Suyang-Hanyeong International Airport, respectively the largest commercial port and airport in Haesan and each among the largest in their respective categories in the [[International Democratic Union|IDU]].
[[Category:Haesan]][[Category:Places]][[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Northlands

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Haesan:

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'''Northlands Province''' is a province in northwestern Haesan which borders [[Lao Sansong]] to the north and has a long navigable coastline on the Gulf of Haesan.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Northern Maritimes

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Haesan:

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'''Northern Maritimes''' is an island province consisting of the islands Hwaseong and Geumseong in the Albarine Sea.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Namhae

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Haesan:

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| population_census_rank = 3rd
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}}'''Namhae Province''' (Korean: 남해도; ''Namhae-do''), also referred to as the '''Southern Coast''' is the third most populous [[Provinces of Haesan|province]] of [[Haesan]]. As the moniker implies, it is located in the south of Haesan with a long, highly developed coastline located on inlets, bays, and gulfs off of the [[Albarine Sea]]. The centrally located province borders five others: [[Suyang]] to the west, [[Sugang]] and [[Eungang]] to the north, [[Yeongnam]] to the east, and a small riparian border with [[Imyu]] to the southeast. The Bridgeport Straits separate the province from the [[Northern Maritimes]], and Namhae serves as the main crossing point from the mainland to the maritime islands. Namhae boasts a diverse economy, driven by manufacturing around its capital of [[Anmi]], but with a large presence in information technology and tourism. Several Namhaean cities, including [[Yeocheon]], its second largest, have been declared [[Special Economic Zones]]. Tourist cities, especially [[Munseong]], benefit from extensive public transit options, notably the Southern Express Line (SEL), but also large metropolitan railway systems in Anmi, Yeocheon, and the greater Suyang area.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Maehwa

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Haesan:

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'''Maehwa Province''' is a province in western Haesan which is bordered Lake Maehwa to the west and is split by its namesake Maehwa Mountains.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]

Eungang

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Haesan:

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Anfa

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Haesan:

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| leader_name = Sébastien Dubois
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Anfa (L'Cité en Foi), the "second city" of [[Haesan]], is a key economic, financial, and cultural hub in the East of [[Hesperida]]. Located on Haesan's northern coast on the [[Gulf of Haesan]], at the mouth of the [[Marchal River]], the city has historically been a key nexus for trade and commerce. First settled by Haemi migrants during the first century BCE, the city was formally founded as Bukcheon (북천시) in 632 during the reign of the Dukedom of Lee. During the French colonial period, Anfa was the seat of French government, and at this time took on much of its present characteristic identity, including widespread use of French language and omnipresence of French culture. During the War of Haesanite Succession, the city was sieged by [[Opthelia|Opthelian]] forces, and during its bombardment, was largely destroyed. Afterwards, as the Opthelians contracted "Cité en Foi" to "Anfa," the city became an experiment in modern urban planning notable for its many parks, greenways, and monumental squares. Today the city is one of the major financial hubs of Hesperida, with a high concentration of finance, investments, and consulting firms, and hosting the [[Bourse Anfois]], the exchange with the highest volume of commodities trading in the [[International Democratic Union|IDU]]. Anfa is also a hub for gastronomy, as the headquarters of the [[Seollim Guide]], and a mixing pot of classical French techniques with Haesanite or modern flavors and practices. Anfa is also a major fashion design center and anchors much of the textiles manufacturing of Haesan's northern coast.

[[Category: Cities]] [[Category: Cities in Haesan]] [[Category:Haesan]] [[Category: Places]] [[Category: Provinces of Haesan]]

Seocheon

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Haesan:

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| native_name = 서천도
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'''Seocheon Province''' is a province in the west of Haesan known for its ski resorts in the southern Soe Mountains and fishing ports on the Gulf of Saint Clair.

[[Category:Haesan]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Provinces of Haesan]]