Union of Shomosvan

Union of Shomosvan
Cankoroc Comosvan (Balak) Şankoroş Şomosvan Yankoc Jamacdan (Gushli) Yankoş Jamaşdan
← 1952–2001 →   →   →
Coat of arms Flag Emblem
Capital		Qerşeven (1952-1969) Çindensven (1969-2001)
Languages		Balak, Gushli, Koman, Rasha
Government		Federal Kúúlist single-party state
President
•	1952-1967	Beşev Şayadren (first)
•	1992-2001	name nameson (last)
History
•	Declaration of the Balak SHR	15th April 1952
•	Union with the Gushli SHR	30th March 1955
•	Annexation of Zinsha and Vogia	TBD 1993
•	Union dissolved	7th March 2001
Today part of		Balakia Gushlia Komania Zinsha-Vogia

The Union of Shomosvan (Balak: Cankoroc Comosvan Şankoroş Şomosvan [ˌʃɑŋkɔˈɾɔʃ ʃɔmɔˈsᵝɑn]), also known unofficially as Balakia, was a Kúúlist nation located in the Vaniuan region of South Miraria. It existed between 1952 and 2001. The country was a one-party state, governed by the Kuulist Unity Party with Çindensven as its capital in its largest republic since 1969, X. Other major urban centres were the former capital Yercêsven, Seğâreyek, Şozasan, Zônamân, and X.

Extending across what is now Balakia and Gushlia, as well as Zinsha-Vogia between 1996 and 2001 and the disputed region of Bohazad (now in Komania), the Union of Shomosvan covered a wide range of environments and landforms.

Culture

Sport

The Union of Shomosvan became a member of the International Clubball Federation in 1964, making its debut in the 1967 World Cup. The Shomosvan clubball team would later go on to win the 1982 World Cup hosted in Qonklaks, beating Karduv 6-4 after extra time. This victory was passed onto Balakia following the collapse of the Union; this decision has been disputed by the Royal Gushli Clubball Federation due to major contributions from Gushli players, including the winning goals, and has been a source of controversy and tension.