Nulshanti

Dual Monarchy of Imbac and Saruce of Nulshanti Ausec Imbâc cin Sâruce î Nosînte
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Motto: Hâsorâ Kâsamâ May Thagha save us
Anthem: Vindiña Cecîso Calling of the Nation
Capital and largest city		Istore
Official languages		Pena
Religion		Zarasaist
Government		Constitutional Monarchy
-	Grand Prince of Imbac	Dantâ Bâyaşim
-	Grand Prince of Saruce	Act III Bâyaşim
-	Prime Minister
Legislature		Cecîso Nadşesî
-	Upper house	Nadşe Most
-	Lower house	Cinose Most
Establishment
-	Dual Monarchy Proclaimed	December 7, 1849
-	Bâyaşim Dynasty	July 29, 1852
-	Constitution adopted	September 19, 1852
Area
-		316,941 km2 122,372 sq mi
Population
-	2019 census	16,480,932
-	Density	52/km2 134.7/sq mi
Currency		Nosîntec Âsaupre ($N)
Drives on the		left

Nulshanti, (Pena; Nosînte /no'sɨnte/) formally known as the Dual Monarchy of Imbac and Saruce of Nulshanti (Pena; Kîntîko Mâina î Nosînte) is a constitutional monarchy that borders Lenezan to the South, and TBD to the North. Most of the country belongs to the Humid continental climate, and has a total land area of 316,941 km2 with a population of 16,480,932. The most notable geographic feature is Lake Mar, which is supplied primarily by the river Eba. Its highest point is Tsindeum peak, which rises to a height of 2617 m.

Nulshanti was formed under a personal union of the princedoms of Imbac and Saruce in 1849. Several years later the union was solidified under the Bâyaşim dynasty in 1852, whose members originate from realms of modern day Balakia. In the late 19th century, Nulshanti saw rapid industrialization as Prince Tamasym oversaw efforts to model Istore after Shanvan and Baran. By the mid 20th century, much of the country's economy began to switch a service based economy to match the developments in Soltenna and Vaniua after the end of the GEW. The country has mostly remained politically neutral in most matters in the region.