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Pinjiang has a long history of human settlement dating back thousands of years. This is due to heavy deposits of soil in the Pinjiang river valley which made it ideal for farming and thus farming kingdoms. Between 1000 BCE and 500 BCE, the Makan people built several earthen mounds to stay above water level and also to bury their dead. These structures survive today in the Qimai-Makan'ge National Archeological Park. During the classical period, these structures became the center of settlements such as Jianhua with the Kamjana Kingdom taking over around 120 CE. | Pinjiang has a long history of human settlement dating back thousands of years. This is due to heavy deposits of soil in the Pinjiang river valley which made it ideal for farming and thus farming kingdoms. Between 1000 BCE and 500 BCE, the Makan people built several earthen mounds to stay above water level and also to bury their dead. These structures survive today in the Qimai-Makan'ge National Archeological Park. During the classical period, these structures became the center of settlements such as Jianhua with the Kamjana Kingdom taking over around 120 CE. | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Pinjiang is a mostly mountainous province with the northern and eastern portion of the province being part of the Sierra Blanco Mountains. Glaciers and snow-melt in the the mountains feed three rivers which form central Pinjiang. The Cebulara River is the westernmost starting near the Tian Ge Ski Area before flowing into a namesake valley and through the capital city of Jian Hua before reaching the coast at Puerto Antonio and the western region of the Damensara wetlands. In the center, the Kanchankali River begins at various springs before forming it's namesake valley. This region has wide banks and fertile farmland which have led to around 50% of the provinces living along the river including the largest city of the province, Taintao. It then reaches the ocean, forming a large silt deposit known of it's high quality oysters and seaweed. The western-most river is the Qimai, which actually begins at the base of Mt Silverado before flowing into the province and forming the western-boundary with San Fernando Province. This region is known for its clay and pottery production always as production of various dyes. | |||
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[[Category: Slokais Islands]][[Category:Places]][[Category:Provinces of Slokais Islands]] | [[Category: Slokais Islands]][[Category:Places]][[Category:Provinces of Slokais Islands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:09, 12 July 2025
Pinjiang Provinsi Pinjiang Pinjiang Province | |
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Province | |
 Flag | |
| Nickname(s): Three Rivers Province | |
| Country | Slokais Islands |
| Establishment | 01 January 1894 |
| Capital | Jianhua |
| Largest city | Taintao |
| Official languages | English, Slokasian, Spainsh, Pinjiang Mandarin |
| Ethnic groups |
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| Demonym(s) | Pinjianese |
| Government | |
• Governor | Gwendolyn Chen (Centrists) |
• Speaker of the Pinjiang Assembly | Daniel Yaozu |
| Pinjiang Senate | |
| Pinjiang Assembly | |
| National representation | |
| 23/643 | |
| Population | |
• 2025 census | 2,314,933 (14th) |
| Postal | PI |
Pinjiang is a province in Slokais Islands home to 2,314,933 people. The capital city of Pinjiang is Jianhua with a population of 127,230 although the largest city is Taintao with 565,238 people. Pinjiang is known for its rich cultural traditions as well as lumber and palm oil industries. Primarily mountainous, Pinjiang has a long history of mountaineering and tourism as well as the largest ski-resort in Slokais on Mt Tianje. Pinjiang has a large Ren population and high level of Minjian adherence which is led it to be classified as part of the "Golden/Minjian Belt" region.
History[edit | edit source]
Pinjiang has a long history of human settlement dating back thousands of years. This is due to heavy deposits of soil in the Pinjiang river valley which made it ideal for farming and thus farming kingdoms. Between 1000 BCE and 500 BCE, the Makan people built several earthen mounds to stay above water level and also to bury their dead. These structures survive today in the Qimai-Makan'ge National Archeological Park. During the classical period, these structures became the center of settlements such as Jianhua with the Kamjana Kingdom taking over around 120 CE.
Geography[edit | edit source]
Pinjiang is a mostly mountainous province with the northern and eastern portion of the province being part of the Sierra Blanco Mountains. Glaciers and snow-melt in the the mountains feed three rivers which form central Pinjiang. The Cebulara River is the westernmost starting near the Tian Ge Ski Area before flowing into a namesake valley and through the capital city of Jian Hua before reaching the coast at Puerto Antonio and the western region of the Damensara wetlands. In the center, the Kanchankali River begins at various springs before forming it's namesake valley. This region has wide banks and fertile farmland which have led to around 50% of the provinces living along the river including the largest city of the province, Taintao. It then reaches the ocean, forming a large silt deposit known of it's high quality oysters and seaweed. The western-most river is the Qimai, which actually begins at the base of Mt Silverado before flowing into the province and forming the western-boundary with San Fernando Province. This region is known for its clay and pottery production always as production of various dyes.