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[[File:Flag Kahndaq.png|right|250px]] | [[File:Flag Kahndaq.png|right|250px|link=https://www.unitedheroesmush.com/images/d/d5/Flag_Kahndaq.png]] | ||
* '''Official Name''': Kingdom of Kahndaq | * '''Official Name''': Kingdom of Kahndaq | ||
* '''Capital City''': Shiruta (27°54'N 34°19'E) | * '''Capital City''': Shiruta (27°54'N 34°19'E) | ||
* '''Government''': | * '''Places of Interest''': Dahab, El Tor, St. Catherine, and Shiruta | ||
** ''' | * '''Major Languages''': Egyptian and Arabic | ||
* ''' | * '''Demonym''': Kahndaqi | ||
* ''' | * '''Government''': Unitary parliamentary absolute monarchy | ||
* '''Monetary Unit''': | ** '''King''': Teth-Adam ([[Black Adam]]) | ||
* '''Major Resources''': Petroleum, natural gas, fish, iron ore, | ** '''Prime Minister''': Masud Nassar | ||
* '''National | * '''Area''': 33,140.0 km² | ||
* '''Population''': 194,437 | |||
* '''International Relations''': Member of the | ** '''Density''': 4.97 km² | ||
* '''Monetary Unit''': Kahndaqi pound | |||
* '''Major Resources''': Petroleum, natural gas, fish, iron ore, and tourism | |||
* '''National Defence''': Kahndaq maintains a large, well equipped army and air force | |||
* '''International Relations''': Member of the African Union, Interpol, UNESCO, United Nations, World Health Organisation, and the World Trade Organisation. Kahndaq has had significant disputes with Egypt and the Principality of Atlantis. Kahndaq has important trade relations with China, Israel, Latveria, and cooperates with SHIELD authories. | |||
* '''Domestic Metahumans''': King Teth-Adam rules Kahndaq | |||
* '''History''': Kahndaq is an Arab country on the continent of Africa located between Egypt and Jordan. Culturally, the country is similar to Egypt. As such, the majority of the Kahndaqi population are relatively liberal Sunni Muslims who are willing to view Teth-Adam as a prophet along the lines of Mohammed. Due to the relatively liberal culture, the social barriers to women in Kahndaq are by no means as stringent as they are in Muslim countries that impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law. | * '''History''': Kahndaq is an Arab country on the continent of Africa located between Egypt and Jordan. Culturally, the country is similar to Egypt. As such, the majority of the Kahndaqi population are relatively liberal Sunni Muslims who are willing to view Teth-Adam as a prophet along the lines of Mohammed. Due to the relatively liberal culture, the social barriers to women in Kahndaq are by no means as stringent as they are in Muslim countries that impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law. | ||
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Revision as of 20:27, 18 February 2019
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- Official Name: Kingdom of Kahndaq
- Capital City: Shiruta (27°54'N 34°19'E)
- Places of Interest: Dahab, El Tor, St. Catherine, and Shiruta
- Major Languages: Egyptian and Arabic
- Demonym: Kahndaqi
- Government: Unitary parliamentary absolute monarchy
- King: Teth-Adam (Black Adam)
- Prime Minister: Masud Nassar
- Area: 33,140.0 km²
- Population: 194,437
- Density: 4.97 km²
- Monetary Unit: Kahndaqi pound
- Major Resources: Petroleum, natural gas, fish, iron ore, and tourism
- National Defence: Kahndaq maintains a large, well equipped army and air force
- International Relations: Member of the African Union, Interpol, UNESCO, United Nations, World Health Organisation, and the World Trade Organisation. Kahndaq has had significant disputes with Egypt and the Principality of Atlantis. Kahndaq has important trade relations with China, Israel, Latveria, and cooperates with SHIELD authories.
- Domestic Metahumans: King Teth-Adam rules Kahndaq
- History: Kahndaq is an Arab country on the continent of Africa located between Egypt and Jordan. Culturally, the country is similar to Egypt. As such, the majority of the Kahndaqi population are relatively liberal Sunni Muslims who are willing to view Teth-Adam as a prophet along the lines of Mohammed. Due to the relatively liberal culture, the social barriers to women in Kahndaq are by no means as stringent as they are in Muslim countries that impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law.