Vanosha

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Kingdoms of Vanosha and Velmarsha
Palekňe Vnosči Velmarseza
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Motto: Gəśahə Keśamgə
May Thagha save us
Anthem: Hədaz Nem Śevo
Glory to the Land of Many Peaks
Capital
and largest city
Istore
Official languages Vanoshan
Religion Zarasaist
Demonym Vanoshan
Government Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
 -  King Səmba Bâyaşim
 -  President Rico Vosləza
Legislature Gnaiĺe Marećňe
 -  Upper house Gožoć Marećňe
 -  Lower house Gožoć Təžećňe
Establishment
 -  Kingdom Proclaimed December 7, 1749 
 -  Bâyaşim Dynasty July 29, 1852 
 -  April Coup April 29, 1942 
 -  Counter-Coup January 3, 1943 
 -  Officers' Coup September 21, 2006 
Area
 -  316,941 km2
122,372 sq mi
Population
 -  2019 census 16,480,932
 -  Density 52/km2
134.7/sq mi
Currency Vnosči Yasamper ($V)
Drives on the right

Vanosha, (Vanoshan; Vnosči /ˈvnoɕtɕe/) formally known as the Kingdoms of Vanoshans, Velmarshans, and Svercians or simply as the Kingdom of Vanosha-Velmarsha, is a constitutional monarchy that borders Lenezan to the West, Khezan to the South, and TBD to the North and East. 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 Mol, which is supplied primarily by the river Eba. Its highest point is Sanmaren peak, which rises to a height of 2617 m.

The dual-monarchy was formed through a personal union of the princedoms of Vanosha and Velmarsha 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, Vanosha saw rapid industrialization as Prince Tamasym oversaw efforts to model Istore after Shanvan and Baran.

History

See also: History of Vanosha

Culture

Demographics

Government

Economy

Most of Vanosha's economy benefits from its involvement with the agricultural sector, as well as steel and iron ore exports. Most of Vanosha's imports are typically industrial goods, as well as most importantly coal and energy. The economy has struggled due to the country's foreign policy which had isolated it from its neighbor Khezan and Vosan limiting much of its import routes due to this animosity.