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Based on the ethnographic situation,
the peoploe of Feniz is organized in Tribes. People who came to
the capital formed a suburban structure of Quarters mirroring the
structure of the countryside tribes. The tribes are grouped into
Emirates according to their ethnological or demographic/political
context. This structure of tribes and emirates is established in
the constitution.
The Green March people do not form own tribes as they already belonged to existing ones, but they gatherd in a political party.
After the incorporation of the former Hochlandia, the Institute for Fenizic Language and Literature in co-operation with the Ethnologic Institute of the Emir Dr. I'Foundpat-Role University, Fenizabad, proposed new "fenizised" names which are translations of the foreign words to proper Fenizic language. The organisation in starostavas and suburbs remained unchanged.
The emirates and tribes, their flags and their traditional costumes are shown in the following table.
Al'Jumu-Ria (the Old Emirates) or Feniz proper |
Former Hochlandia |
Ulnovabad |
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Municipal Emirate of Fenizabad |
Ir'Mokra Id-Hochland
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Ir'Sukha Id-Hochland
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Autonomous City and Emirate of Ulnovabad |
| Tribes: | Municipal Quarters: | Ethnicies: | |||
 Sambuci
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 I'Parapluis
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 Old Town Tribe The other municipal tribes carry the same names as their countryside counterparts and the same devices in the standards:
etc. |
Fränkische Ethnie
(Region of Bojarka) Éthnie Phénixienne Ethnic regions do not yet have constitutional rights |
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Tribes with rights like an Emirate: |
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 Ir'Fenis Myste-Gal (Fenis) Sheikdom |
 Ze'Borna Ti-Esto (Zebornati) Sheikdom |
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(Costume
graphics adapted from homepages of former Phenixian provinces 006 and 026,
coutesy of Philippe
Bondurand;
design of the Pralistani, Iparalaspuqui and Zebornati flags
adapted from André Serranho's Estontetso homepage)
For big
flag representation click here
© by Winfried
Schroedter - last update
of this page on 06. August 2006 11:05 Westeuropäische Sommerzeit
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