Baghazan

Baghazan Bağxzan (Ashkay) Baxhzan
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Capital		Mörtıhn
Largest city		Vaqht
Official languages		Ashkay
Recognised national languages		Amaian
Demonym		Ashkay, Baghazani
Government		Unitary representative presidential republic
-	President	Anqhtäsng Nyrülbartu
Legislature		Assembly of Baghazan
-	Upper house	Council of Clans
-	Lower house	Council of Representatives
Unification TBD
Area
-	Total	465,432.07 km2 179,704 sq mi
Population
-	2020 estimate	27,786,294
-	Density	59.7/km2 154.6/sq mi
Drives on the		right
Internet TLD		.bg

Baghazan (Ashkay: Bağxzan Baxhzan [boʁzon]) is a country variably categorised as being in eastern Vaniua or western Parshita. It is bordered to the west by Amaia and to the southeast by Jeehoop. With about 28 million inhabitants, Baghazan is the Xth most populous country in Vaniua. Comprising an area of 465,432.07 km², it is the Xth largest country in Vaniua and the Xth largest on Sahar. Baghazan is a member of the Eastern Vaniuan Association.

Etymology

Baghazan derives its name from the province of the Great Horde of the same name, which held much of the territory of the modern state as well as other lands to the north. This in turn is a Koman name meaning "land of the east".

History

Great Horde

The territory now comprising Baghazan was conquered by [tbd] in [tbd] and was incorporated into the province of Baghazan.

Politics

Government

Baghazan is a unitary state and presidential republic, with the President serving both as head of state and government. The country is fundamentally structured as a multi-party representative democracy, with legislative power vested in the bicameral Assembly of Baghazan.

Demographics

Ethnic groups

The majority ethnic group in Baghazan are the Ashkay people, a Baitaar people group, who comprise [tbd]% of the population. Other notable groups include Amaians in the west of the country, as well as various Rartakan and Tamazic peoples. Enclaves of Kalkalic peoples are additionally present, such as the Ghalars in the northwest of the country, and Komans in major urban areas.