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The Holy State of Khirmania
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Flag
Motto: May the Gods bless us
CapitalMukada
Official languagesKhirmani, Common
Ethnic groups
  • 88% Khirmani
  • 7% Arab
  • 5% others
Religion
  • 87% Khirabawen
  • 6% Sunni Islam
  • 2% Riamese Orthodoxy
  • 5% others
Demonym(s)Khirmanian
GovernmentUnitary theocratic constitutional elective monarchy
• Lakan
Duwo II
Population
• 2022 estimate
31.3 million
CurrencyKhirmanian Dollar

Khirmania, officially the Holy State of Khirmania, is a sovereign nation located in Thrismari and is bordered by Salamat to the southwest and Ouardania to the north.


History

Pre-history

13th century to Riamese colonisation

The Great War

Independent Nation and Mamud Khadir

21st Century

Geography

Climate

Biodiversity

Government and Politics

Lakan

The Lakan is the head of state and highest religious official of Khirmania who holds absolute power.

Parliament

Law

Foreign Relations

Military

Economy

Khirmania is a highly developed socialist mixed economy. For most of its history, the nation was mostly an agrarian society. It experienced rapid economic and industrial growth that started in the early 1960s up until the start of the Salamati-Khirmanian war.

Infastructure

Energy

Tourism

Demographics

Ethnic groups and languages

Education

Health

Culture

Religion

Architecture

Music and dance

Painting and sculpture

Literature

Mass media

Cuisine

Sports