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|{{flagicon image|Flag of Schalamzaar (2013).png}} [[microwiki:Schalamzaar Empire|Schalamzaar Empire]] | |||
|{{flag|Hasanistan}}<br>{{flagicon image|Flag of Schalamzaar (2013).png}} [[microwiki:Schalamzaar Empire|Schalamzaar Empire]] | |||
|<center>2014</center> | |||
|style="background:#FFC7C7;"|<center>Never fulfilled</center> | |||
|Multiple proposals for the annexation of Hasanistan by the Schalamzaar Empire were made in 2014, including two failed motions during legislative sessions of the Hasanistani parliament.<ref name="TempParlSession2014">https://www.hasanistan.world/2014/08/temporary-parliament-holds-first-meeting.html</ref><ref>https://www.hasanistan.world/2014/08/temporary-council-holds-second-ever.html</ref> | |||
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|United States of Asia | |||
|{{flag|Hasanistan}}<br>{{flagicon image|Flag of Schalamzaar (2013).png}} [[microwiki:Schalamzaar Empire|Schalamzaar Empire]] | |||
|<center>2014</center> | |||
|style="background:#FFC7C7;"|<center>Never fulfilled</center> | |||
|A prospective union of the Schalamzaar Empire and Hasanistan. Proposed as a motion during a legislative session of the Hasanistani parliament in 2014.<ref name="TempParlSession2014"/> | |||
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===North Hasanistan=== | ===North Hasanistan=== | ||
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| The ambitious Korijgya project, supported indirectly by Viadalvia, was envisioned as a transformative initiative aimed at consolidating all Viadalvian processions plus North Hasanistan. This visionary undertaking sought to create a unified and cohesive framework for the diverse Viadalvian activities, fostering a sense of collective identity and shared purpose among the participants. However, despite its promising potential, the project faced a series of unforeseen challenges, primarily stemming from the intervention of the Progressive Party. | | The ambitious Korijgya project, supported indirectly by Viadalvia, was envisioned as a transformative initiative aimed at consolidating all Viadalvian processions plus North Hasanistan. This visionary undertaking sought to create a unified and cohesive framework for the diverse Viadalvian activities, fostering a sense of collective identity and shared purpose among the participants. However, despite its promising potential, the project faced a series of unforeseen challenges, primarily stemming from the intervention of the Progressive Party. | ||
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==See also== | |||
*[[Territorial evolution of Hasanistan]] | |||
==References== | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:50, 22 December 2023
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| Proposed state | Involved parties | Time period | Status | Notes |
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 Schalamzaar Empire
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 Hasanistan Schalamzaar Empire
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Multiple proposals for the annexation of Hasanistan by the Schalamzaar Empire were made in 2014, including two failed motions during legislative sessions of the Hasanistani parliament.[1][2] | ||
| United States of Asia | Hasanistan Schalamzaar Empire
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A prospective union of the Schalamzaar Empire and Hasanistan. Proposed as a motion during a legislative session of the Hasanistani parliament in 2014.[1] |
North Hasanistan
| Proposed state | Components | Time period | Successful? | Notes |
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 Viadalvia
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Viadalvia  Korijgya  Konraq
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2013-2014 | Template:No | The ambitious Korijgya project, supported indirectly by Viadalvia, was envisioned as a transformative initiative aimed at consolidating all Viadalvian processions plus North Hasanistan. This visionary undertaking sought to create a unified and cohesive framework for the diverse Viadalvian activities, fostering a sense of collective identity and shared purpose among the participants. However, despite its promising potential, the project faced a series of unforeseen challenges, primarily stemming from the intervention of the Progressive Party. |