Yawatha

Chiefdom of Yawatha 2 official names Yawathan ᎾᏙᎦᎹᏨᎦ ᎾᏩᏖᎠᎦ Nayogamaθiga Naywataaga Dilanian ᎤᏩᎦᏚᎭ ᎦᏂᏗᏍᏆᎦᎾ Uwagaṅyvha Giniyisdvmiga
Flag Coat of Arms
Anthem: ᎥᏬᎾᎠᎧ, ᎥᏬᎦᎦ Uhahóna'kha, Uhakwahá
Capital	Yahatlehnehkolyan
Largest city	Watsiyulsonehe
Official languages	Dilanian
Recognised regional languages	Yawathan
Ethnic groups (2023)	98.1% Eastern Galians 68.3% Yawathan 9.1% Dilanian 4.2% Onhsanenean 16.5% Other Eastern Galian 1.9% Other
Religion (2023)	80.5% Eastern Galian Spiritualism 10.1% Irreligious or Undeclared 6.1% Islam 3.9% Onhsanenean Islam 2.2% Other Islam 2.0% Christian 1.2% Orthodox 0.7% Protestant 0.1% Other Christian 1.3% Other
Demonym(s)	Yawathan
Government	Federal democratic oligarchy under an authoritarian dictatorship
• Chief	Yá:wen Yohogwá:hne' Yahskennenhe
• First Deputy Chief	Shaté:ka Thotahtes Satehsantye
• Second Deputy Chief	Kanentiio Yonkwá Kanyen'kehà:ka
Legislature	Council of Clans
Formation
• Yawathan Kingdom	1200s
• Dilanoyawathan Empire	9 April 1776
• Yawathan National Republic	15 March 1920
• Operation Inferno	1980
• Chiefdom of Yawatha	18 January 1987
• Peace of Jerrostad	8 October 1986
Population
• 2023 estimate	312,300,000
• 2014 census	284,420,109
GDP (nominal)	2023 estimate
• Total	₭900.7 billion
• Per capita	₭3,102
Gini (2023)	82.3 very high
HDI (2022)	0.581 medium
Currency	Yawathan Yenaholi (¥) (YYE)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+98
ISO 3166 code	YA
Internet TLD	.ya

Yawatha, officially the Chiefdom of Yawatha, is a country in eastern Galia. It is bordered by to the south and west by Onhsanenea and Dilania and to the Achrinian Ocean to the north and west. The country's climate is diverse, ranging from the dry Yú:wheqwasǫh Desert in its interior to vibrant rainforest in the coastal regions. The capital is Yahatlehnehkolyan but the largest city is the port of Watsiyulsonehe. Other major cities include Doyalsonye, Skakoonenholyan, and Konsyoskwah.

The majority of the population is of Yawathan descent, though minorities of various Eastern Galian ethnic groups, especially Dilanians in the south and Onhsaneneans in the west. Those who are not of Yawathan or Dilanian descent are generally discriminated against, with restrictions on voting and property ownership being common. In particular, the Gagian Holocaust during the Second Great War killed over 1.5 million Gagians in Yawatha and over 1 million in Dilania, with the survivors fleeing to Onhsanenea. Modern Yawatha arose in the Yawathan Kingdom out of various tribal groups and clans in northeastern Galia. In 1776, this kingdom joined the Dilanians in the Dilanoyawathan Empire, formed by a series of common monarchs between the two kingdoms. Despite being a regional power for almost 150 years, Dilanoyawatha would collapse during the Revolution of 1920 into the Dilanian State and Yawathan National Republic. The YNR would stagnate after the Second Great War but was prepared for the resumption of conflict in the 1970s with the Third Great War. Due to its providing of most of the Pact's manpower on the Northern Alaoyian, Onhsanenean, and Angelean fronts, Operation Inferno was implemented by the Coalition in 1980. Operation Inferno, the mass poisoning of Yawathan agricultural centers, led to a famine known simply as the Empty Times, killing tens of millions and collapsing the National Republic.

Like its neighbor Dilania, Yawatha is an authoritarian state where political repression is common. It is a member of the Mutual Defense Pact. Elections are considered neither free nor fair and the chiefs

Politics

Main Article: Politics of Yawatha

Government

Main Article: Government of Yawatha