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==Geography ==

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| caption1 = Herd of Packilvanian elephants at a watering hole at the the Lakhaan National Park

== Politics ==

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| caption1 = Sultan Kameel I Palace and Gardens, built in 1806, seat of the Ukanar Provincial Legislature located in Abdeker

| caption2 = The Balovian Imperial Palace, built in 1628, by High King Baloo, seat of the Governor of and the [[Bedonite dynasty]] in Ukanar

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The [[Provinces of Packilvania#Provincial Governor|Governor of Ukanar]] is His Imperial Highness, Prince Mubeel a-Dimsan Bedon. He was appointed by the [[Sultan of Packilvania]], [[Thumim V]], in January, 2023. He has the power to appoint the [[Provinces of Packilvania#Provincial Premier|Premier]], currently Dr. Emal Iqasar, and the Provincial Council of Ministers, which is the highest body of the provincial executive branch. It deliberates and decides on important governance issues, and approves proposals for new legislation proposed by its members, the [[Provinces of Packilvania#Provincial Ministers|Provincial Ministers]], within the remit of their portfolios. Each member helms a department that implements laws, policies and government programs.

 

== Economy ==

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| caption1 = Haman Dairy Plant in Damaclion where over 15 million litres of cattle milk are processed, packaged and distributed annually

| caption2 = Khamandoon Thermal Power Plant is a coal plant that produces 1,000 MW of power and is one of the main sources of power in the province

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Ukanar has a nominal GDP of 732 billion Kiribs, making it the 8th largest provincial economy in Packilvania. The teriary sector makes up 48% of the economy, the secondary sector makes up 42%, and the primary sector comprises 10%. The secondary sector employs 46% of the labour force, while the tertiary sector employs 34% of the labour force and the primary sector employs 20%. The unemployment rate is at 3% of the population and over 30% of the labour force is employed in the informal economy which comprises 45% of the economy.

 

== Culture ==

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| caption2 = ''The Charlatan's Dispute'' by Ukanar painter and illustrator Bansoon Arkhaneed is emblematic of the 1950s movement of Communist expressivism

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The visual arts in Ukanar have been used for self expression and social commentary for thousands of years, with cave paintings by the iron-age Dama civilisation being among the first known works of art with rhe oldest estimated at 10,000 years old. The Kaliwad kingdom that ruled rhe area surrounding Lake Kaliwad in 2,000 BCE, is famous for its realistic stone sculptures such as the Fumadeen stone icons that depict various deities such as Mansawud. In reign of the Paxist dynasties, depictions of real subjects in art became increasingly relegated to commoner art, with calligraphy taking increasing prominence among academic and upper class circles. In the 20th century, Ukanar was home to famous artists such as Bansoon Arkhaneed who were the progenitors of Communist expressivism, a school of art based on caricatures of capitalist ideologies.