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Kaotainesia (Chinese: 高台民國; Pinyin: Gāotái Mínguó, Wade-Giles: Kaot'ai Minkuo) officially the Republic of Kaotainesia, is a sovereign state and island country in. It is located on nine islands, the main one, Tatao Island, being the biggest one out of all and where the majority of the population resides. It has maritime borders with Japan to the north and Tseng to the east. The capital and largest city is Kangkou, which has 4.9 million residents, while the country itself has 11.2 million residents. The official languages are Mandarin, Hokkien, Spanish and Hakka, aswell with multiple indigenous languages being spoken around the island. Kaotainesia is divided into seven cantons with one federal district in the north, comprising of the capital.

People have inhabited the area of Kaotainesia for thousands of years, beginning with indigenous peoples. Around 100 BC, Chinese peoples arrived and colonized the area, and established the Kaotainesian Empire in the 1100s, which was a maritime republic. It was later colonized by and  forces who both proclaimed British Nantao, the British Southern Cantons and the Viceroyalty of Chinese Spain. Kaotainesia later became a Japanese client state in 1916 under protectorate status, and gained independence in 1944. It adopted its current government in 1990.

Kaotainesia is a highly developed state and ranks 14th on the.

Etymology
The name of the country comes from founding father David Kao, who was a political activist and helped win over from Japanese occupation, combined with the Chinese word for "tower" (台, tái) for the mountainous terrain, and the Greek word "nesos" (νῆσος), which means "islands". The full Chinese name of the country is "高台民國" (gāotái mínguó/kaotai minkuo), which means "Gaotai Republic".

Media
Kaotainesian media usually uses Mandarin in media, but also frequently uses Spanish, Hokkien and Hakka aswell

Television
98.9% of Kaotainesians own a television. The state-owned broadcaster, Kaotainesian Diffusion Corporation (KDC), was launched in 1944 after Japanese rule ended, and broadcasted radio programming into the country. Television launched in 1962 with the transition to full color broadcasts beginning in 1972 and completing in 1978. There was a monopoly on television broadcasting until main commercial network Maoquin Radio Television launched in 1975. Other commercial broadcasters include Kangkou Television Network, TV12 and TBA.

Film
Main articles: Cinema of Kaotainesia and Kaotaiju

The cinema of Kaotainesia is quite popular in Kaotainesia proper, and the Aritonazcas. A major genre of Kaotainesian film is Kaotajiu, a portmanteau of "Kaotainesia" and the Japanese word for monster, "", which began in the 1960's to spiral off of the success of Japanese monster films such as. It is also sometimes referred as "Kuaishou" as a Chinese pronounciation of the Kanji.