Asesha

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Kingdom of Asesha
Asesyë (Puhanian)
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Motto: Xaseuŋ poh
Anthem: Asesyam waxa
CapitalNamapiya
Largest Capital
Official languages Puhanian
Recognised regional languages Tzadanian
Ethnic groups (2015 census) 78% Asesha
16% Tzadhan
59.5% Western Tzadhan
29.3% Eastern Tzadhan
11.2% Island Tzadhan
4% :WIP:
2% Others
Demonym Aseshan
Government Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
 -  Monarch Puwis
 -  Great Minister Teka
Legislature Parliament
 -  Upper house Senate
 -  Lower house Legislative chamber
Establishment
 -  Union of Cities of South Puzimm 5 May 1506 
 -  Revolution of 1788 28 August 1788 
 -  Constitutional Monarchy 11 February 1946 
 -  Current constitution 7 June 2008 
Population
 -  2015 census 89,909,532
Gini34.4
medium
HDI (2015)0.597
medium
Currency Möca (MCA)
Time zone SCT+5
Date format dd-mm-yyyy
Drives on the right
Calling code +88
Internet TLD .as

Asesha (Puhanian: Asesyë [ase̞ʃə]), officially the Kingdom of Asesha, is a country located in Southern Puzimm. Bordered by XX to the north, XX to the West, Congaval to the southeast and the Saru Sea to the south. Namapiya is the nation's capital and largest city.

Etymology

History

Prehistory and Antiquity

Archeologist agree that Humans arrived in this area around 130,000 and 170,000 BCE Archaeological evidence shows that the first complex society started in this area, with the development of agriculture, between 18,000 and 10,000 BCE. It has been assumed that the first population that lived here were proto-Tzadanian people, while it is estimated that the Puhnic people arrived here in around 2,000 BCE.

Early reigns

According to Puhnic mithology, Moktan was the founder of first reign Hal, however no archeological evidence have been found.
The earliest reign, that are confirmed by contemporary records, is the reign of Mum. It ruled in north east region, around the modern (sub-division1) and (sub-division2) of the nation, from the 9th to the 5th century CE.
The Mum were conquered by Zamap

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