Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (11885 bytes)
2: ...Cumhuriyeti'''<br>'''Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus '''</font></caption>
5: <tr><td align=center width=140px>[[Image:Northern_Cyprus_Flag.png|TRNC Flag]]
6: <td align=center width=140px>[[Image:TRNC Coat of Arms.png]]</td></tr>
7: ...><td align=center width=140px>([[Flag of Northern Cyprus|In Detail]])
10: <tr><td>[[Official language]]<td>[[Turkish language|Turkish]]

Declaration of Independence of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (1367 bytes)
3: ...ing the entity the [[Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus]]. The Northern Cypriot Parliament passed a unam...
7: ...erbaijan's central government, is not regarded as official by the world at large.

Cyprus (13664 bytes)
1: ...miles) south of [[Turkey]] and around 120 km west of the [[Syria]]n coast.
7: | align="center" width="140px" | [[image:Cyprus flag large.png|125px|]]
8: ...lign="center" width="140px" | [[Image:Cyprus_Coat_of_Arms.png]]
10: | align="center" width="140px" | ([[Flag of Cyprus|In Detail]])
11: ...align="center" width="140px" | ([[Coat of Arms of Cyprus|Full size]])

Hugh I of Cyprus (942 bytes)
1: ...h of his father [[Amalric II of Jerusalem|Amalric of Lusignan]].
3: ...prus|Alice of Champagne]], daughter of [[Isabella of Jerusalem]]. The couple had three children:
4: # Maria, who married Walter of Brienne.
5: ...Henry I]], who became [[Kingdom of Cyprus|King of Cyprus]] upon his father's death in [[1218]], with his m...
6: ...ntioch]], and who was the mother of [[Hugh III of Cyprus]]

Alice of Cyprus (824 bytes)
1: ...lem|Isabella, Queen of Jerusalem]] and [[Henry II of Champagne]].
3: ... married twice. Her first husband was [[Hugh I of Cyprus]]. The couple had three children:
4: # Maria, who married Walter of Brienne.
5: ...Henry I]], who became [[Kingdom of Cyprus|King of Cyprus]] on his father's death in [[1218]]. Alice acted ...
6: ...ntioch]], and who was the mother of [[Hugh III of Cyprus]]

Henry I of Cyprus (1010 bytes)
1: ...Cyprus|Alice of Champagne]]. Henry became King of Cyprus upon his father's death in [[1218]], with his mot...
3: ...nt of Jerusalem for [[Conrad IV of Germany|Conrad of Hohenstaufen]] from [[1246]] to [[1253]].
5: ...f Antioch]] (1235-1261), daughter of [[Bohemund V of Antioch]]. They had a son, Hugh.
7: ...eath, Henry was succeeded by his son [[Hugh II of Cyprus|Hugh II]].
13: ..." align="center" | Preceded by:<br>'''[[Hugh I of Cyprus|Hugh I]]'''

Cyprus Airways (1775 bytes)
1: ...rus.airways.a320.arp.750pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Cyprus Airways Airbus A320-200]]
3: '''Cyprus Airways''' is the national airline of [[Cyprus]], operating flights from [[Larnaca]] and [[Papho...
9: *Callsign: Cyprus
13: ...om BEA, with BEA red-wings, but otherwise in full Cyprus Airways livery. An all Airbus fleet is now operat...
24: Cyprus Airways currently uses (at February 2005):

James I of Cyprus (527 bytes)
1: ...e King upon the death of his nephew [[Peter II of Cyprus|Peter II]].
3: ...n [[1396]] James became [[Kingdom of Armenia|King of Armenia]], passing the title on to his successors...
5: Upon his death, his son [[Janus of Cyprus|Janus]] succeeded to the throne.
8: prev=[[Peter II of Cyprus|Peter II]]|
9: next=[[Janus of Cyprus|Janus]]|

The Cyprus Rally (300 bytes)
1: '''The Cyprus Rally''' is the sixth [[rally racing|rally]] on t...
5: * [http://www.cyprusrally.org.cy/ Official site]

James II of Cyprus (1368 bytes)
1: ... murdering the Royal Chamberlain, he was deprived of the archbishopric and fled to [[Rhodes]]. He was ...
3: ...one, blockading her and her husband in the castle of [[Kyrenia]] for three years. When Charlotte fled ...
5: ...an infant, leaving Catherine as the last Queen of Cyprus.
9: ...lign="center" | Preceded by:<br>'''[[Charlotte of Cyprus|Charlotte]]'''
10: ..." align="center" | '''[[Kingdom of Cyprus|King of Cyprus]]'''

Cyprus (Prehistory) (11787 bytes)
1: The '''Prehistoric Period''' is the oldest part of Cypriote history.
4: ...okremnos]] near Limassol on the southern coast of Cyprus.
7: ...e and when they apparently died out in the course of the 8th millennium they were not reintroduced unt...
9: ...f compound. Some of these houses reach a diameter of up to 10 m. Inhumation burials are located inside...
11: ...l. In the North of the island, the ceramic levels of [[Troulli]] maybe synchronous with Sotira in the ...

John II of Cyprus (1148 bytes)
1: ...s death, his only legitimate child [[Charlotte of Cyprus|Charlotte]] succeeded to the throne.
3: ...prove ideal Archbishop material, and was stripped of his title after murdering the Royal Chamberlain. ...
7: ...%" align="center" | Preceded by:<br>'''[[Janus of Cyprus|Janus]]'''
8: ..." align="center" | '''[[Kingdom of Cyprus|King of Cyprus]]'''
9: ...ign="center" | Succeeded by:<br>'''[[Charlotte of Cyprus|Charlotte]]'''

Liberalism in Cyprus (1602 bytes)
2: ...s article gives an overview of '''liberalism in [[Cyprus]]'''. It is limited to [[liberal party|liberal pa...
5: ... be considered liberal parties, but their exact profiles are not available.
9: === Movement of Free Democrats / United Democrats ===
10: ...formed the liberal '''[[United Democrats|Movement of Free Democrats]]''' (''Kinima Eleftheron Dimokrat...
20: * [[History of Cyprus]]

Janus of Cyprus (855 bytes)
1: ... throne upon the death of his father [[James I of Cyprus|James I]].
3: ...gnan]], [[Archbishop of Nicosia]], took charge of Cyprus.
5: Upon Janus's death, his son [[John II of Cyprus|John]] succeeded to the throne.
8: prev=[[James I of Cyprus|James I]]|
9: next=[[John II of Cyprus|John II]]|

Elections in Cyprus (2148 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Cyprus}}
2: ... in which electorates choose [[local government]] officials.
3: ...or a more comprehensive discussion and the [[List of democracy and elections-related topics]] for an o...
5: ...The '''[[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]]''' (''Vouli Antiprosópon/Temsil...
6: ... a five year term by the people. The The '''House of Representatives''' (''Temsilciler Meclisi'') has ...

History of Cyprus (10451 bytes)
1: '''[[History]] of [[Cyprus]]'''.
3: ...rope]], [[History of the Middle East]], [[history of present-day nations and states]].
6: ...n [[Latin]] it was ''aes Cyprium''- the 'metal of Cyprus', it was shortened to ''cyprium'' and then corrup...
9: ...not, by the use of that dialect, escaped the name of Cethim." AotJ I:6.
12: See separate article on [[Cyprus (Prehistory)|Cypriote Prehistory]]

Cyprus Convention (6843 bytes)
1: ...sian-Turkish war]]. This agreement was the result of secret negotiations that took place earlier in 18...
3: ... For commentary and context, see the [[History of Cyprus]] and the external links below.
7: ...and Turkey, with respect to the Asiatic Provinces of Turkey. Signed at Constantinople, 4th June, 1878....
11: ...f securing for the future the territories in Asia of His Imperial Majesty the Sultan.
12: ...ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Empress of India, the Right Honourable [[Austen Henry Layard...

Cyprus Pound (910 bytes)
1: ...&#961;&#949;&#962;) is the [[currency]] used in [[Cyprus]]. It is currently subdivided into 100 [[cent (c...
3: 1 Cyprus Pound is worth [[United States dollar|US$]]2.2763...
20: [[Category:Cyprus|Pound, Cyprus]]
21: [[Category:Currencies|Pound, Cyprus]]

For Europe (Cyprus) (993 bytes)
1: ...contest the [[European Parliament Election, 2004 (Cyprus)|2004 European Parliamentary Elections]].
3: ...iannakis Matsis is a former (1993-1997) President of the right-wing [[Democratic Rally]] (DISY), but d...
5: ...mber of the European Parliament|MEP]] by a margin of just 37 votes.
7: ...4]] members of For Europe announced the formation of a new party called '''European Democracy'''.
9: See also: [[List of political parties in Cyprus]]

Cyprus (disambiguation) (499 bytes)
1: ... the eastern [[Mediterranean Sea]]. The politics of the 20th century have resulted in the term's use ...
3: * [[Republic of Cyprus]] (which has general international recognition)
4: * [[Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus]] (recognised only by Turkey)
7: ...cs of Cyprus]] (mostly politics in the Greek part of the island)
8: ... including the British occupation and the unified Republic to 1974).

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