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Siô eee
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
Population
• Estimate	2,100,000 (10 PC)
Currency	Hautean Loteng

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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 sand bags piled 2 metres high. To avoid further demonstrations, Pak withdrew government funding from Goose Step and proclaimed it Goose Step eee

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 == 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 [[Siôese Plebiscite on Independence|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 sand bags piled 2 metres high. To avoid further demonstrations, Pak withdrew government funding from Goose Step and proclaimed it Goose Step eee
+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 [[Siôese Plebiscite on Independence|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 sand bags piled 2 metres high. To avoid further demonstrations, Pak withdrew government funding from Goose Step and proclaimed it Goose Step eee
 [[Category:Sovereign States]]
 [[Category:Eee]]