Dili
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Dili
Res apud Vicidata repertae:
Civitas:
Timora OrientalisNumerus incolarum:
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UTC+09:00
Geographia
Superficies: 48 268 chiliometrum quadratum
Coniunctiones urbium
Urbes gemellae: Conimbriga, Darwin, Olisipo, Camberra, Sydneium
Dili[1] est urbs maxima et caput Timoriae Orientalis, cuius regionem urbanam, secundum anni 2010 censum, 193 563 hominum incolunt. Dili factum est Timoriae Lusitanae caput anno 1769, cum antea oppidum Lifau nomine eodem munere fungeretur. Mense Decembri anni 1975 Dili ab exercitu Indonesiensi invasum est, haud multis diebus postquam Timoria Orientalis per consociationem nationalisticam FRETILIN se a Portugallia liberam declaraverat. Timoria Orientali anno 2002 in libertatem Consociationis Nationum consensu vindicata, Dili caput civitatis factum est.
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↑ Verbum adiectivum "Diliensis": cf.
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Urbes Asiae capitales
Ordine alphabetico enumeratae: Abu Dhabi • Ancyra • Aşgabat • Astana • Bacua • Cuala Lumpuria • Bagdatum • Bancocum • Bandar Seri Begawan • Berytus • Cabura • Catmandum • Cuvaitum • Dacca • Damascus • Dellium Novum • Dili • Doha • Dušanbe • Erevanum • Hanoi • Hierosolyma • Islamabada • Jakarta • Leucosia • Malé • Manama • Manila • Mascate • Naypyidaw • Pechinum • Philadelphia • Phnom Penh • Pisphecum • Pyeongyang • Riad • Sana • Seulum • Singapura • Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte • Taipeia • Tashkent • Teheranum • Thimphu • Tiphlis • Tokium • Ulanbatoria • Vientiane
Sub civitatum nominibus annexae: Aegyptus • Afgania • Arabia Saudiana • Armenia • Atropatene • Baharina • Bangladesa • Birmania • Bruneium • Butania • Cambosia • Chirgisia • res publica Coreana • res publica popularis democratica Coreana • Cuvaitum • Cyprus • Georgia • Iaponia • Iemenia • India • Indonesia • Iordania • Iracum • Irania • Israël • Kazachstania • Laotia • Libanus • Malaesia • insulae Maldivae • Mongolia • Nepalia • Omania • Pakistania • Philippinae • Emiratus Arabici Coniuncti • Quataria • Russia • res publica popularis Sinarum • res publica Sinarum • Singapura • Syria • Tadzikistania • Taprobane • Thailandia • Timoria Orientalis • Turcia • Turcomannia • Uzbecia • Vietnamia
Opus geopoliticum • Urbes orbis terrarum capitales
Capsae cognatae: Urbes Asiae maximae (urbibus Indicis et Sericis separatim) • Urbes Africae capitales • Urbes Americae Australis capitales • Urbes Americae Septentrionalis capitales • Urbes Europae capitales • Urbes Oceaniae capitales
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