Naypyidaw

City · 2005 CE · in South Asia

Capital of Union of Myanmar (2005–today).

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Ngerulmud (2006 CE): Capital of Palau (2006–today).
Pristina (c. 2008 CE): Capital of Kosovo (2008–today).
Koror (c. 1996 CE): Capital of Palau (1996–2006).
Ljubljana (c. 1992 CE): Capital of Republic of Slovenia (1992–today).
Baku (c. 1992 CE): Capital of Republic of Azerbaijan (1992–today).
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North Nicosia (c. 1983 CE): Capital of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (1983–today).
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