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edit   Nyangwa Nkulu wa Spaniya Spaniya (Spanish: España, IPA: [es'paɲa]) i tiko ra le dzongeni ka yuropa, laha ku vulavuriwaka Xipaniya. Tiko leri ri hlanganisa Xipaniya xa le ribuweni exikarhi ka Lwandle ra Atlantiki na ra Meditera, Swihlala-ntsongo swi mbirhi eka malwandle lama angarheke, kuhlanganisa na swi-mutana leswi tiyimeleke e Nwalungwini wa Afrika. Tiko ra Xipaniya ri le xikarhi ka Lwandle ra Meditera e dzongeni na vuxa, Lwandle ra Kantabrika enwalungu na lwandle ra Atlantika e vupela-dyambu. Xipaniya xihleriwe hi Phalamende ya xi demokrasi naswona itiko leri tifumaka. Xipaniya xile ka ntlawa wa Nhlangano wa matiko ya Yuropa ku sukela hi lembe ra 1986 naswona i tiko leri hluvukeke leri nga ra vunkaye hi kufuwa e misaveni hinkwayo, kasi riri ra vunthlanu e Yuropa. Xipaniya, Portugal na Andora i matiko lama vumbaka ribuwa-nkulu ra Iberiya, naswona ma hlanganisa vu anamo bya kwalomu ka 504,030 km², Hi rona tiko leri anameke ngopfu e vupela-dyambu bya Yuropa(kulandzela Furhwa). Xipaniya xi hlakarherile e hansi ka mfumo wa rhoma Hispaniya, hikwalaho xi va ri nwana ra matiko ya nkoka e nkarhini wolowo. E minkarhini leyi landzeleke, Xipaniya ri fumiwile hi Jarimani, endhzaku ri ta fumiwa hi mufumi wa mu Islamu. Xipaniya ri hlaserile Furhwa hi 1793 loko mafurhwa ma dlayile hosi ya wona Luwi wa vu Khume-ntsevu, kambe ri hluriwa kufika laha ri kondleteleke kurhula na furhwa hi 1795. Ndzikombe ti mhaka leti tahaku hlawuriwaka edit   Tinhloko-mhkaka leti yelanaka na Spaniya Ta politiki ta Spaniya Audiencia Nacional ya Spaniya - Hulumende ya Spaniya - Nxaxamelo wa mintlawa ya politiki ya Spaniya - Nhlawulo wa mani na mani e Spaniya - Ndzawulo ya timhaka ta le handle ya Spaniya Ntivo-mbangu wa Spaniya Ganga ra le ndzeni - Pyrenees - Nxaxamelo wa malwandle ya Spaniya - Nxaxamelo wa milambu ua Spaniya - Comarcas ya Spaniya - Nxaxamelo ya matluka ya le Spaniya - Masipala ya le Spaniya Matimu ya Spaniya Wilhelm Tell - Matimu ya khale ka Spaniya - Ku akiwa vuntswa - Spaniya wa manguva lawa wo sungula - Spaniya hi nkarhi wa Napholiyoni - Ku endliwa ka Rhephabliki - Spaniya eka tinyimpi ta misava - Spaniya wa manguva lawa Maganga leyi ti yimeleke ya Spaniya Aargau - Appenzell Ausserrhoden - Appenzell Innerrhoden - Basel-Landschaft - Basel-Stadt - Bern - Fribourg - Geneva - Glarus - Graubünden - Jura - Lucerne - Neuchâtel - Nidwalden - Obwalden - St. Gallen - Schaffhausen - Schwyz - Solothurn - Thurgau - Ticino - Uri - Valais - Vaud - Zug - Zürich Rifuwo ra Spaniya Nxaxamelo wa tinkomponi ta Spaniya - Swiss franc - Ku veka mali e Spaniya - Switirhisiwa swo rhwala vanhu e Spaniya - Dyondzo e Spaniya - Mahlori ya Spaniya Dyondzo e Spaniya Nxaxamelo wa ti yunivhesithi ta Spaniya - Dyondzo ya tincece - Dyondzo ya vana va kondlo andzidyi - Dyondzo ya xikolo xa lehenhla - Ndzhavuko wa Spaniya Ririmi ra Xipanishi - XiKatalani - XiBaski - XiAstu-Leyona - XiFala - XiFrankoprovenka- XiAragona- XiKalo - XiOnaviya - XiAsturiya - XiLeyona - XiKantabra - XiEktramadu - XiMiranda Vunanga bya Spaniya - Matsalwa ya Spaniya - Vanhu vale Spaniya (Nxaxamelo) Pelayo wa Asturiya - Abd-ar-Rahman III - Al-Mansur - Alfonso X wa Kastile - James I wa Aragon - Isabella wa Kastile Ferdinand II, wa muKatolika Francisco Jiménez waka Cisneros Juan wa Kastila Charles V Philip II Philip V Charles III Ferdinand VII Leopoldo O'Donnell, Hosi ya Tetuwana Juan Prim Antonio Cánovas del Castillo Manuel Azaña José María Aznar Josep Borrell Buenaventura Durruti Francisco Franco Felipe González Juan Carlos I Adolfo Suárez Alfonso X of Castile Baltasar Gracián Bartolomé de Las Casas Ramón Llull Ignatius of Loyola Gregorio Marañón Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo Ramón Menéndez Pidal Antonio de Nebrija José Ortega y Gasset Bernardino de Sahagún Miguel de Unamuno Juan Luis Vives Xavier Zubiri edit   Hlawula nhloko-mhaka edit   Hlawula xifaniso Credit: Lourdes Cardenal Active windmills shown turning in La Mancha. The area is now famous for its windmills and scenic views. edit   Miganga leyi tiyimeleke ya Spaniya Galicia Navarre Madrid La Rioja Aragon Catalonia Valencia Castilla La Mancha Extremadura Portugal Castile na León Asturias Cantabria Basque Country Murcia Andalusia Ceuta Melilla France Balearic Islands Canary Islands Mediterranean Sea Bay of Biscay Atlantic Ocean Andorra Atlantic Ocean edit   Hlawula rungula ra munhu Queen Sofía of Spain (in Spanish:Su Majestad la Reina Sofía de España, in Greek:Βασίλισσα Σοφία της Ισπανίας;) born Princess Sophia of Greece and Denmark on November 2, 1938; full name Sophía Margaríta Viktoría Frederíki), is the Queen Consort of King Juan Carlos I of Spain. Princess Sophia of Greece and Denmark was born in Athens, Greece on November 2, 1938, the eldest child of the King Paul I of the Hellenes (1901-1964) and his wife, Queen Frederika (1917-1981), a former princess of Hanover. Queen Sofia is a member of the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg dynasty. Her brother is Constantine II of Greece and her sister Princess Irene of Greece and Demark. However, since the restoration of democracy, the royal titles are not recognized in Greece, where the former royal family is held in low regard by most Greeks. Princess Sophia spent her childhood in Egypt and South Africa during her family's exile from Greece during World War II. They returned to Greece in 1946. She finished her education at the prestigious Schloss Salem boarding school in Southern Germany, and then studied pediatrics, music, and archeology in Athens. On May 14, 1962 Princess Sophia of Greece and Denmark married Prince Juan Carlos of Spain, the future king, whom she met on a cruise of the Greek Islands in 1954. In doing so, she relinquished her rights to the throne of Greece and converted to Roman Catholicism from Greek Orthodoxy. Further, the Latin transliteration of her Greek name Σοφία was changed from Sophia to the Spanish variant Sofía, which nonetheless is pronounced edit   Hlawula ndzhawu Almazán i muganga lowu kumekaka e Xifundzeni xa Soria, Castile na León, e Spain. Hi kuya hi Nhlayo wa vanhu wa 2004 (INE), muganga lowu, wu hlayisa Va aki va 5,755. edit   Hlawula ntshaho “ Yesterday, the president met with a group he calls the coalition of the willing. Or, as the rest of the world calls them, Britain and Spain. ” — Jon Stewart “ In Spain, the dead are more alive than the dead of any other country in the world. ” — Federico García Lorca edit   Swiyenge Spain Economy • Education • Environment • Government • Military • People Geography Deserts • Landforms • Maps • Parks • Protected areas • Settlements • Subdivisions Economy Brands • Businesspeople • Companies • Currencies • Economy of Catalonia • Tourism • Trade unions Culture Arts • Awards • Bullfighting • Cuisine • Entertainment • Festivals • Folklore • Media • Museums • Clothing • Sport edit   Minyangwa-nkulu Afrika Spain