Araçana

Araçana (Araçanic: Arat Çana /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/ ['a.ra.'s̪ːã.na]) (Araçanni Yiddish: Tsániše Štut צאַנישע שטאָט /'t͡sa.nɪ.ʃə ʃtut/), officially The Principality of Araçana and Ŋasegak (Araçanic: Prañhiteba it Çana it Sargarme /praɲ.hi.te.ba is̪ː‿a.na isː‿ar.gar.me/ ['prɘ̝̃ɲ.ɦi.te.bɘ.i.'s̪ːã.nɘ.i.'sːar.gar.me]), is a state located southeast of Kozdenen, west of Eltear, and north of Arktsev, on the southern coast of the Ngasekaiv.

Principality of Araçana and Ŋasegak Prañhiteba it Çana it Sargarme
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Capital city	Araçana
Demonym	Araçanni, Araçanic
Government	Parliamentary Semi-Constitutional Non-Hereditary Monarchy Princess: Outlaw Sly Mayor of Araçana: Outlaw Sly Governor of Ŋasegak: TBD
Official languages	Araçanic Recognized: Yiddish (Araçanni Dialect)
ISO-3166-1/2	AC
ISO-3166-1/3	ACA
Currency	Kaema
Date format	MM/DD/YYYY

Name

Although the English word Araçana is considered a single word, its Araçanic counterpart (and etymological origin) is considered two words: arat /a.rat/, meaning city, and Çana /s̪a.na/, an endonym used by the Thanna people for themselves and for the lands surrounding the Ngasekaiv.

Name in other languages:

• Araçanic: Arat Çana /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/
• Japanese: アラッサナ Arassana /aɾasːana/
• Kośtsiśtsi: dróstsi Xaratttana /'drostsi 'xaraθ:ana/
• Kozramva:   Ara Thinaa ['ara ci'na:]
• Mosici: an-alhatsan an’Alhatsan /ãtaʟat͡sã/
• Occitan: Araccana /araˈt͡sanɔ/
• Qgicauue: Alatsala [a.la.tsa.la]
• Śácamþaśá: nAsArAA Arasana /'ɐrɐsɐnɐ/
• Taqồpaq: Arasana /arasana/
• Tosï: Arasana /ʔaɣasana/
• Xindvâ: Ârôthâna [ɑ.ɾə.θɑ.nə]
• Yiddish: צאַנישע שטאָט /'t͡sa.nɪ.ʃə ʃtoːt/

Geography

Araçana’s territory primarily lies in the region known in Laevanaak as Mirgak, between the Ngasekaiv Sea to the north, the Mirtsho river to the east, and the Axiruho river to the south. The island of Ŋasegak is located north-northwest of the mainland, and is connected to Araçana proper by the Two-Flag Bridge. Most of the country is oak and birch forest biomes and plains biomes, but Ŋasegak is half-covered by a dark oak forest, and near the river separating Araçanni and Rktdavsimi territory, a small savannah is found. Araçana is considered by the United Ŋations Geoscheme to be located in the northern part of the continent Thasusa, and in the sub-region of Gesigak, along with its neighbors MápabaL, Enkavak, and Eltear.

History

On April 28, 2025, Araçana became a member of the Gulf Union.

On May 27, 2025, Araçana became a member of the United Ŋations.

On May 29, 2025, The borders of Araçana were formally expanded to their current size.

On September 26, 2025, Ŋasegak was reincorporated as a Special Governorate.

Government

The flag of Ŋasegak Special Governorate, in use since September 28, 2025.

Semi-Autonomous Regions

Ŋasegak is considered a Special Governorate, with its own Governor.

Interŋational Relations

The following ŋations possess embassies in Araçana:

• None yet Sadly :( Please Let me know if you want one!

The following ŋations contain Araçanni embassies:

• Maize
• Enkavak

• Kozdenen (Currently Amidst interior decorating work)

Culture

Music

The Krisa, a 5 or 6 stringed Banjo-like instrument, is a symbol of Araçanni culture and is played in dance music. Instruments that often accompany the Krisa are the Saraz (a form of Serpent) and various Percussion instruments.

Demographics

Religion

Religions observed in Araçana include Seholism and Ætérnalism.

Languages

The official language of Araçana is Araçanic, which is the most spoken of the Irgi-Çana languages. Additionally, Yiddish is spoken by a significant minority of the population and is considered a recognized language. English is learned as a second language by many Araçanni people.

Transport

Araçana
Araçana [ACA]
The Olympic Line stop at Araçana Station
Olympic Line
Local Line

Araçana has one Cenrail station. The Olympic line stops there, in between Kozdenen and Zestōspiṓ, and the East Gulf Line does as well, between Eltear and Majamók’et. A Ghastport is also planned for Araçana, with 4 ghasts tamed, named, and ready to go. The G6 road passes through Ŋasegak into Araçana proper over the Two-Flag Bridge.