Solama
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| The Union of Solamese Provinces |
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| Capital and largest city | Shela | |||
| Official languages | Kovat | |||
| Demonym | Solamese | |||
| Government | Mixed | |||
| - | President (Mordar-Kovatia) |
Navás Őker | ||
| - | Prime Minister (Asota) |
Orim Zolta | ||
| - | President (USP) |
x | ||
| Establishment | ||||
| - | Secession from the Kingdom of Sebanon | 8 December, 1950 | ||
| Currency | Soltenna Blossom (Unrecognised) (SBL) |
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Solama (Kovat: X), officially the Union of Solamese or Solamese Coast, is a disputed state located in Trans Soltenna. Solama is bordered to the west by Asota and to the east by Mordar-Kovatia.
Etymology
History
Prehistory
Classical Antiquity
Medieval Period
Early Modern Period
Contemporary Era
Solama was originally a state of the Kingdom of Sebanon but broke away during the Great Ekuosian War.
Geography
Geology
Climate
Biodiversity
Politics
Government
Under Asota the Solamese Coast is a member of the Sebnese Parliament. Under Mordar-Kovatia Solamese is a member of the Kovat Parliament. As an independent country, Solama is under the jurisdiction of a national congress. Currently, the Kovat government has the strongest claim over the territory.