Iarisuko

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Republic of Iarisuko
Iạrisúkọ́
Flag of Iarisuko
Flag
Locator Map
Capital
and
Iarisuko City
Official languages Iarisuko
Nyigoi
Nkanjum
Government Some flavour of republic
Establishment
 -  De jure controlled by the Letsatian Empire 25-180 CE 
 -  Founding of the first centralized city-states 200s CE 
 -  Formation of the Yaañitsuko Dynasty 708 CE 
 -  Height of the Yaañitsuko trade cycles Early 1200s 
 -  Yaañitsuko trade cycles cease 1330 CE 
 -  Conquest by the Aituxe State 1661 CE 
 -  Dissolution of the Aituxe State 1781 CE 
 -  Unification under the Magalese Republic 1860 CE 
 -  De facto independence from Magali 1922 CE 
Area
 -  138,602 km2
53,515 sq mi
Population
 -  estimate 19 265 678
 -  Density 139/km2
360/sq mi

'Iarisuko (Iarisuko: iạrisúkọ́ [IPA]), officially the Republic of Iarisuko, is a country located in Akulanen and neighbouring the Taanttu Sea to the south and west, Magali to the north and Amerhan to the east. While the land that is now Iarisuko has spent most of history being disputed between Magalese and Amerhani polities, it was the center of the Yaañitsuko Dinasty between 708 and 1330 CE. The Yaañitsuko had an expansive trade network, ranging as far as Dhwer and maybe even Lhavres

Etymology

The name comes from the Ghoni *yàŋu-ʒwúk-wâ, probably meaning "fortress" (lit. long-tall-G23). It is thought to refer to the local practice of building fortified inzynds, perhaps already due to Iarisuko's historical position as a border land.

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