Selifleur

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Republic of Selifleur
Flag of Selifleur
Flag
Motto: "Liberdade, Honra, Verdade"
"Liberty, Honor, Truth"
CapitalSanta Clara
LargestPorto Antigua
Official languagesEnglish, Esiliean, Antiguan Creole
Ethnic groups
(2022)
  • 40% Seli[a]
  • 29% Metice
  • 8% Esilian
  • 5% Daryan
  • 4% Rén
  • 3% Eirian
  • 3% Haean
  • 2% Kaijanese
  • 7% Other
Religion
  • Large majority: Catholicism, Zindism
  • Small minority: Islam, Minjian, Iustitian Protestantism, Celestialism
Demonym(s)Selifleuran
GovernmentRepublic
LegislatureNational Assembly of Selifleur
Establishment
• Part of the Valahandian Empire
912–1203 CE
• Part of the Pindai Empire
1203–1346
• Part of the Esilian Empire
1346–1626
• Part of the Opthelian Empire
1626–1843
• Part of the Daryan Empire
1843–1984
• Selifleuran Revolution
1982–1984
• Republic of Selifleur
1984–present
Area
• 
4,782 km2 (1,846 sq mi)
• Water (%)
4.6%
Population
• Estimate
1,679,394
• Census
2023
GDP (PPP)2022 estimate
• Per capita
$10,145
GDP (nominal)2022 estimate
• Total
$9.49 billion
• Per capita
$5,655
Gini (2023)43.1
medium
HDI (2023).712
high
CurrencyEirian Lunen (EIL)
Time zoneUTC+8 (PIT (Promethean Islands Time))
Date formatyyyy.mm.dd
Driving sideleft
Calling code+98
Internet TLD.sf

The Republic of Selifleur is an archipelagic nation comprised of seven islands in the southwestern Promethean Sea, and is considered part of Greater Caxcana.

Etymology[edit | edit source]

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.

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  1. Island natives archaically referred to as Antigua