Siô eee
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Siô eee | |
|---|---|
| Capital and largest city | Sadila |
| Demonym | Siôese |
| Government | Monarchy |
• mLât | Pak Goose Step |
| Establishment | |
• Disestablished | 3-9 400 TT |
• Re-established | 5-2 5 PC |
• Absorbed back into Haute eee | 20-12 10 PC |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 2,100,000 (10 PC) |
| Currency | Hautean Loteng |
Siô eee (saɪəʊ ʔiː) was a country in the south-east of the Attu Archipelago and occupied the eastern half of eee. It was bordered by Haute eee to the north-west and Goose Step eee to the east.
History
Siô eee was a regency of Haute eee until 5-2 5 PC, under the name Siô. The region separated upon Roy Cok Ulri's decree following a nationwide plebiscite. Cok appointed Pak Goose-step as mLât of the country. The split led to a strong separationist movement in Goose Step, with many residents feeling betrayed by Pak's "invasive" economic policy. In 7 PC, a group of separationist protestors surrounded Pak's home with sandbags piled 2 metres high. To avoid further demonstrations, Pak withdrew government funding from Goose Step and proclaimed it Goose Step eee.
Also on 16-6 7 PC Siô eee established civil courts.
The Sorewa Liberation Uprising bombed a factory in Siô eee on 15-12 10 PC killing 96 people. The bombing triggered saftey concerns among the people of eee. On 20-12 10 PC an egreement was made between Siô eee and Haute eee in which the two countries merged back together with mLât of Siô eee, Pak Goose Step becoming the new mLât of Haute eee. The newly reformed Haute eee established closed borders and a proper military.