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{{Infobox country|conventional_long_name=Most Holy Union of a Hundred Kingdoms|native_name=Teágmë Taicocoëmor Sensú Îerréo|image_flag=vannariflag.png}}'''Sensuîerreí''' (<small>High Ciána:</small> [ɕẽ.zy.hi.ˈɾi], <small>[[Femps]]:</small> ''Sonsuinhirrey'' [sõzwẽnire]), formally the '''Most Holy Union of a Hundred Kingdoms''' (<small>High Ciána:</small> ''Teágmë Taicocoëmor Sensú Îerréo'' [ˈtɕi̯ag.mə te.ko.ˈko.e.moɾ ɕẽ.ˈzy hi.ˈɾi̯o], '''TTSI''', <small>[[Femps]]:</small> ''Tiègme cey sid Coime as Sonsuin Hirrey'' [tɕɛ̃m se si kwẽm a | {{Infobox country|conventional_long_name=Most Holy Union of a Hundred Kingdoms|native_name=Teágmë Taicocoëmor Sensú Îerréo|image_flag=vannariflag.png}}'''Sensuîerreí''' (<small>High Ciána:</small> [ɕẽ.zy.hi.ˈɾi], <small>[[Femps]]:</small> ''Sonsuinhirrey'' [sõzwẽnire]), formally the '''Most Holy Union of a Hundred Kingdoms''' (<small>High Ciána:</small> ''Teágmë Taicocoëmor Sensú Îerréo'' [ˈtɕi̯ag.mə te.ko.ˈko.e.moɾ ɕẽ.ˈzy hi.ˈɾi̯o], '''TTSI''', <small>[[Femps]]:</small> ''Tiègme cey sid Coime as Sonsuin Hirrey'' [tɕɛ̃m se si kwẽm a sõzwẽn ͜ire]), is a state in [[Sharrat]]. The nation is a Hanctheist theocratic monarchy, ruled by its current monarch, Overking [[Âns I]]. It is one of the oldest continuous polities in Sharrat, having existed in its current form since 856. | ||
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Sensuîerreí (High Ciána: [ɕẽ.zy.hi.ˈɾi], Femps: Sonsuinhirrey [sõzwẽnire]), formally the Most Holy Union of a Hundred Kingdoms (High Ciána: Teágmë Taicocoëmor Sensú Îerréo [ˈtɕi̯ag.mə te.ko.ˈko.e.moɾ ɕẽ.ˈzy hi.ˈɾi̯o], TTSI, Femps: Tiègme cey sid Coime as Sonsuin Hirrey [tɕɛ̃m se si kwẽm a sõzwẽn ͜ire]), is a state in Sharrat. The nation is a Hanctheist theocratic monarchy, ruled by its current monarch, Overking Âns I. It is one of the oldest continuous polities in Sharrat, having existed in its current form since 856.