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Holy Republic of Imoztar
Imoztori /imostɑri/
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Flag
Motto: Jankteha Bozgibin (By God We Move)
Roadmap of Imoztar
CapitalEşniki
Largest Hatslénki
Official languages Imojan
Demonym Imoztari
Government
 -  Sultan Gostel Meznaharam
 -  Prime Minister Gostel Meznaharam
Population
 -  2015 estimate 41,800,000
 -  Density 9/km2
23.3/sq mi
Currency Addza (ADZ)
Drives on the right
Internet TLD .ir

Imoztar (Imojan: Imoztor [imostɑr]), officially the Holy Republic of Imoztar, is a country located on the northern border of Lake Melkanchuta in the region of Vaniua.

Etymology

The common origin for the name of the Imoztar comes from the PWV word *ymmoz, which means “heaven”, and *tɔɾi, which means “land”, which created the word *ymmoztɔɾi, “heaven’s land”.

History

The history of Imoztar starts off with the many people groups that used to live in the steppe around Lake Melkanchuta and Lake Mepteccis. These people lived off of the harsh desert land, raising livestock and surviving in oasis communities. Many of these groups were captured by (name of empire here) and many fled northwards towards present-day (name of mountain ranges on Northern border). Almost half of Imoztar was part of the Great Horde, and over 87% of the countries inhabitants claim heritage to the (GH ethnicity) ethnicity.

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Imoztar is overall located in a cold desert climate, which is similar to a steppe climate. Without modern innovations and technologies, most of the country’s population would have to be situated around the lakes in order to survive.

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