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{{Infobox country | {{Infobox country | ||
|conventional_long_name = Provisional Government of Korijgya | |conventional_long_name = Provisional Government of Korijgya | ||
|image_flag = Flag of Korijgya.png | |image_flag = Flag of Korijgya.png | ||
|year_start = 2013 | |year_start = 2013 | ||
|year_end = 2015 | |year_end = 2015 | ||
|image_map = [[File:Location of Hasanistan.png|300px]] <br> the government of Korijgya claimed the area of [[Ardajan]] | |image_map = [[File:Location of Hasanistan.png|300px]] <br> the government of Korijgya claimed the area of [[Ardajan]] | ||
| | |capital_exile = Voltak | ||
|official_languages = [[Viadalvian]]<br>[[w:English language|English]] | |official_languages = [[Viadalvian]]<br>[[w:English language|English]] | ||
|government_type = | |government_type = Self-proclaimed federal republic under a government in exile | ||
|leader_title1 = President | |leader_title1 = President | ||
|leader_name1 = Mohammed Boky <small> (2013-2014) <br> Uygur Karatas <small> (2014-2015) <br> Ikram Mahmood <small> (2015) | |leader_name1 = Mohammed Boky <small> (2013-2014) </small><br> Uygur Karatas <small> (2014-2015) </small> <br> Ikram Mahmood <small> (2015)</small> | ||
}}'''Korijgya''' (meaning Land of the 100 Hills in Viadalvian) was a proposed Viadalvian independent state that claimed the area of North Hasanistan It envisioned the full independence of the north, Altough the state was proposed and Viadalvia did not put effort into annexing North Hasanistan, Several Viadalvian citizens formed the '''Provisional Government of Korijgya''' this government was however unrecognized by Hasanistan with Progressive Party leader Tanju Cakar saying that the claim is illegitimate and accused Viadalvia of supporting the government | }}'''Korijgya''' (meaning Land of the 100 Hills in Viadalvian) was a proposed Viadalvian independent state that claimed the area of North Hasanistan It envisioned the full independence of the north, Altough the state was proposed and Viadalvia did not put effort into annexing North Hasanistan, Several Viadalvian citizens formed the '''Provisional Government of Korijgya''' this government was however unrecognized by Hasanistan with Progressive Party leader Tanju Cakar saying that the claim is illegitimate and accused Viadalvia of supporting the government | ||
Revision as of 05:40, 4 December 2023
Provisional Government of Korijgya | |
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| 2013–2015 | |
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 the government of Korijgya claimed the area of Ardajan | |
| Capital-in-exile | Voltak |
| Official languages | Viadalvian English |
| Government | Self-proclaimed federal republic under a government in exile |
• President | Mohammed Boky (2013-2014) Uygur Karatas (2014-2015) Ikram Mahmood (2015) |
| History | |
• Established | 2013 |
• Disestablished | 2015 |
Korijgya (meaning Land of the 100 Hills in Viadalvian) was a proposed Viadalvian independent state that claimed the area of North Hasanistan It envisioned the full independence of the north, Altough the state was proposed and Viadalvia did not put effort into annexing North Hasanistan, Several Viadalvian citizens formed the Provisional Government of Korijgya this government was however unrecognized by Hasanistan with Progressive Party leader Tanju Cakar saying that the claim is illegitimate and accused Viadalvia of supporting the government
Despite Viadalvia offering admainstrative and diplomatic support towards the Provisional Government of Korijgya, Viadalvia never formaly recognized them and recognized North Hasanistan as part of Hasanistan, However the support was later admited by then Viadalvian president Shady Morsi
When Mohammad Boky formed the govenrment it claimed the entire region Korijgyan separatists and their supporters as an appellation for the whole of Xinjiang or for a future independent state Altough when Boky was overthrown and later Uygur Karatas was elected president, Korijgya claimed then the central regions of Ardajan, However, even in nationalist writing, Korijgya retained its older, more narrow geographical meaning.
Under extreme pressure of Viadalvia and North Hasanistans regional government and combined with internal infighting and a lack of intrest. The Provisional Government of Korijgya was nominally dissolved, in 2015