Safiloa

Safiloa, officially known as The Abode of Love, The United Communal-Republics of Safiloa, is a sovereign island nation located in the northern Indian Ocean, at the crossroads of the Arabian, Zanj, and Indian seas. Comprising an archipelago of 180 islands, islets, and atolls, Safiloa is a culturally diverse nation with a rich history shaped by Austronesian settlers, Persian Mazdakite refugees, South Indian merchants, and Zanj and Ethiopian Maroons. The nation is divided into 24 communal republics and has an estimated population of 4.28 million people.

Safiloa is globally recognized for its unique political system, known as the Tetrarchic Directorship, which is structured around four co-equal Directors, each overseeing a distinct branch of government. The nation emphasizes eco-socialism, communalism, and syndicalism, with a strong focus on sustainable agriculture, environmental protection, and social equity. Safiloa is also noted for its pacifist policies, vegetarian/vegan advocacy, and dedication to animal, children, women, and disability rights.

The official language, Sokhainean, is a creole with roots in Middle Persian and Austronesian languages, reflecting the nation's diverse cultural heritage. Religiously, Safiloa is home to various faiths, including Doroštin (a local variant of Mazdakite Zoroastrianism), Pushpambara Jainism, and Fomba Gasy animism, among others.

Safiloa's history is marked by resistance to colonialism and the successful establishment of a semi-theocratic, eco-socialist state. Today, Safiloa is a model of sustainable development and social progress, balancing tradition with innovation in its approach to governance and societal well-being.