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Line 1: {{Infobox country\|demonym=Soendanese\|conventional_long_name=Union of Soenda\|common_name=Soenda\|official_languages=[[Indonesian language\|~~Indonesia~~Indonesian]]\|regional_languages=Malay varieties <br> Javanese <br> Minang <br> Balinese <br> Bugis <br> Several others\|capital=Palembang <br> Batavia <small>(1976–1978)</small>\|religion=Islam <br> Dharmic religions <br> Christianity <br> Folk religions <br> Javanism\|established_event1=Founding of the [[PKKN]]\|established_date1=1958\|established_event2=Independence from the [[Netherlands]]\|established_date2=1976\|established_event3=Joyous Declaration\|established_date3=1977\|title_leader=President\|year_leader1=1977–1978\|leader1=[[Soedjojo Hok]]}} '''Soenda''', officially the '''Union of Soenda''' ([[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Pɘnkarsaan Sunda Sɘrikat''), is a federation located in southeast Asia. Gaining independence through the [[East Indies Crisis]], the modern state consists of the Malay peninsula, the four Greater Soenda Islands, the Central Moluccas, and surrounding satellite islands. Soenda shares boundaries with [[Thaitania]] and [[Acheh]] to the west, [[Philippines\|the Philippines]] to the north and east, and [[Timor]] to the southeast.

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