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<font style="font-size:2em; color: #000000">Welcome to the Philippine Portal</font><br><br> | <font style="font-size:2em; color: #000000">Welcome to the Philippine Portal</font><br><br> | ||
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| − | The '''''Philippines''''', officially known as the '''Republic of the Philippines''', is an archipelago nation which is located in Southeast Asia. It encompasses 7,107 islands stretching from around 36,000 | + | The '''''Philippines''''', officially known as the '''Republic of the Philippines''', is an archipelago nation which is located in Southeast Asia. It encompasses 7,107 islands stretching from around 36,000 kilometres of discontinuous coastline. Though it has many islands, the people of the Philippines are mostly found on Luzon region, Mindanao region, and the rest of the largest islands of the Visayas region. The rest of the remaining islands are then uninhabited. |
It shares maritime borders with [[Indonesia]], [[Malaysia]], [[China]] and [[Hungary]]. | It shares maritime borders with [[Indonesia]], [[Malaysia]], [[China]] and [[Hungary]]. | ||
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| − | {{Portal | + | {{Portal Box/Core|title=The Golden History of the Philippines|background=#FFD700|editpage=edit|text= |
| − | The ''Philippines'' officially became a nation in the New World | + | The ''Philippines'' officially became a nation in the New World on February 11, 2009, along with other 3 new nations, 2 of which are its Southeast Asian neighbors. |
| − | After the Admins of eRepublik created the Philippines, eventually many of the real life eRepublik Filipino players came to the Philippines. There were also a lot of foreign players who moved to the Philippines most of whom | + | After the Admins of eRepublik created the Philippines, eventually many of the real life eRepublik Filipino players came to the Philippines. There were also a lot of foreign players who moved to the Philippines most of whom were the Iranians, Turks, Hungarians, Brazilians and Macedonians. |
''For more details of our history, see [[History of the Philippines]]''. | ''For more details of our history, see [[History of the Philippines]]''. | ||
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* [[Mindanao]] | * [[Mindanao]] | ||
* [[Palawan]] | * [[Palawan]] | ||
| − | * [[Philippine Congress]] | + | * [[Congress of the Philippines|Philippine Congress]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Armed Forces of the Philippines]] |
| − | * [[Department of Foreign Affairs]] | + | * [[Department of Foreign Affairs (Philippines)]] |
'''People of the Philippines:''' | '''People of the Philippines:''' | ||
| + | * [[Philippines#Famous_citizens|Famous citizens]] | ||
* [[kadayao]] | * [[kadayao]] | ||
* [[Vincenzo Roque]] | * [[Vincenzo Roque]] | ||
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'''Philippine Economics:''' | '''Philippine Economics:''' | ||
| − | * [[Department of Finance]] | + | * [[Department of Finance (Philippines)]] |
* [[Philippine Peso]] | * [[Philippine Peso]] | ||
* [[Gold]] | * [[Gold]] | ||
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* [[National Press Club of the Philippines]] | * [[National Press Club of the Philippines]] | ||
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'''Others:''' | '''Others:''' | ||
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'''Quezon Memorial Circle''', a famous tourist spot in Quezon City, the capital city of [[Luzon]]. It is a national shrine bounded by an 8-lane traffic circle known as the ''Elliptical Road''. | '''Quezon Memorial Circle''', a famous tourist spot in Quezon City, the capital city of [[Luzon]]. It is a national shrine bounded by an 8-lane traffic circle known as the ''Elliptical Road''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 11 November 2020
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Welcome to the Philippine Portal
The Republic of the Philippines
The Philippines, officially known as the Republic of the Philippines, is an archipelago nation which is located in Southeast Asia. It encompasses 7,107 islands stretching from around 36,000 kilometres of discontinuous coastline. Though it has many islands, the people of the Philippines are mostly found on Luzon region, Mindanao region, and the rest of the largest islands of the Visayas region. The rest of the remaining islands are then uninhabited.
It shares maritime borders with Indonesia, Malaysia, China and Hungary.
The Philippines was officially added to the New World last February 11, 2009.
Main Topics
The Golden History of the Philippines
The Philippines officially became a nation in the New World on February 11, 2009, along with other 3 new nations, 2 of which are its Southeast Asian neighbors.
After the Admins of eRepublik created the Philippines, eventually many of the real life eRepublik Filipino players came to the Philippines. There were also a lot of foreign players who moved to the Philippines most of whom were the Iranians, Turks, Hungarians, Brazilians and Macedonians.
For more details of our history, see History of the Philippines.
Portal
Main:
- Philippines
- History of the Philippines
- Luzon
- Visayas
- Mindanao
- Palawan
- Philippine Congress
- Armed Forces of the Philippines
- Department of Foreign Affairs (Philippines)
People of the Philippines:
- Famous citizens
- kadayao
- Vincenzo Roque
- Boy Pick Up
- Prince Terence II
- Al Raposas
- kb1992
- Liana Paldrov
Philippine Economics:
News:
Others:
Philippine Related Pictures
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