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'''Ebo Nganagam''', commonly known as '''Ebo''', is a sovereign state located in northern [[Baredina]]. It borders [[Barradiwa]] to the west, [[Tabiqa]] and [[Algador]] to the south, and the [[Parshita Sea]] to the north. It is Sahar's largest and most populous country, with an area of approximately 3,900,000 square kilometres and a population of 368 million. It comprises 33 states as well as the [[Aga Dighagot Capital District]].
'''Ebo Nganagam''', commonly known as '''Ebo''', is a sovereign state located in northern [[Baredina]]. It borders [[Barradiwa]] to the west, [[Tabiqa]] and [[Algador]] to the south, and the [[Parshita Sea]] to the north. It is Sahar's largest and 2<sup>nd</sup> most populous country, with an area of approximately 3,900,000 square kilometres and a population of 368 million. It comprises 33 states as well as the [[Aga Dighagot Capital District]].


Ebo Nganagam has been home to a number of kingdoms and tribal states over the millennia. The modern state originated from colonial rule beginning in the 18th century, principally under [[Letzia]] and the [[Shohuan|Shohuanese Second Republic]], but earlier also under [[Balakia]] and [[Terminian Three Kingdoms|Terminia]]. The [[Obuzga|Obuzga Federation]] gained independence from Letzia in 1965, while the [[Kahamago|Republic of Kahamago]] gained independence from Shohuan 11 years later following the fall of the Sannist regime. A merger of the two nations was peacefully effectuated in 1979 under supervision of the [[International Congress]], and the name ''Ebo Nganagam'' was chosen for the new federation.  
Ebo Nganagam has been home to a number of kingdoms and tribal states over the millennia. The modern state originated from colonial rule beginning in the 18th century, principally under [[Letzia]] and the [[Shohuan|Shohuanese Second Republic]], but earlier also under [[Balakia]] and [[Terminian Three Kingdoms|Terminia]]. The [[Obuzga|Obuzga Federation]] gained independence from Letzia in 1965, while the [[Kahamago|Republic of Kahamago]] gained independence from Shohuan 11 years later following the fall of the Sannist regime. A merger of the two nations was peacefully effectuated in 1979 under supervision of the [[International Congress]], and the name ''Ebo Nganagam'' was chosen for the new federation.  

Revision as of 13:29, 25 June 2018

Ebo Nganagam
Flag
Capital
and largest city
Aga Dighagot
Official languages Shohuanese
Lestzi
Recognised regional languages
Government Federal semi-presidential constitutional republic
 -  President Kambo Dapsa
 -  Prime Minister ?
Legislature General Congress
Independence
 -  Obuzga Federation, from Letzia 24th June 1965 
 -  Republic of Kahamago, from Shohuan 14th March 1976 
 -  Merger 7th October 1979 
Area
 -  Total 3,929,709 km2 (1st)
1,517,269 sq mi
Population
 -  2018 estimate 368,339,394 (1st)
 -  Density 88/km2
227.9/sq mi
GDP (nominal) 2018 estimate
 -  Total $619.92 billion
 -  Per capita $1,683
HDI 0.498
low
Currency Kolo (EBK)
Time zone (SCT+3/+4)
Drives on the right
Internet TLD .eb

Ebo Nganagam, commonly known as Ebo, is a sovereign state located in northern Baredina. It borders Barradiwa to the west, Tabiqa and Algador to the south, and the Parshita Sea to the north. It is Sahar's largest and 2nd most populous country, with an area of approximately 3,900,000 square kilometres and a population of 368 million. It comprises 33 states as well as the Aga Dighagot Capital District.

Ebo Nganagam has been home to a number of kingdoms and tribal states over the millennia. The modern state originated from colonial rule beginning in the 18th century, principally under Letzia and the Shohuanese Second Republic, but earlier also under Balakia and Terminia. The Obuzga Federation gained independence from Letzia in 1965, while the Republic of Kahamago gained independence from Shohuan 11 years later following the fall of the Sannist regime. A merger of the two nations was peacefully effectuated in 1979 under supervision of the International Congress, and the name Ebo Nganagam was chosen for the new federation.

Since 1993 Ebo Nganagam has been embroiled in various levels of civil unrest and the Ebo Nganagam Civil War.

Etymology

The origin of the name "Ebo Nganagam" is unclear. A popular theory is that the name descends from the Shonam phrase ipu ɴɢano kam meaning "people of the village". Regardless of origin, the name became a common term to describe the lands west of Kostenbad in Barradiwa from the 18th century. Originally the term referred to the entirety of Puzimm, including most of Algador and northern Tabiqa, but after the colonisation of Algador by Shohuan the term slowly came to be used only for the lands north of the Anuxas river.

History

Geography

Geology

Climate

Most of the country has a tropical savanna climate - grasslands with patches of forest - however, the eastern area has a tropical monsoon climate, and there are also areas of rainforest in the easternmost areas. The southern area is drier and has a hot semi-arid climate.

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States of Ebo Nganagam

Ebo Nganagam is divided into 33 states and the Capital District, the city of Aga Dighagot.

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