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==History==
==History==
In 1963, fighting from [[Cote d'Cuivre]] spilled over the border into Jafala, and the idea of armed ethnic struggle caught on. By 1964, armed groups in Jafala began launching attacks of their own against Imperial military bases and outposts in the countryside.
In 1963, fighting from [[Cote d'Cuivre]] spilled over the border into Jafala, and the idea of armed ethnic struggle caught on. By 1964, armed groups in Jafala began launching attacks of their own against Imperial military bases and outposts in the countryside.
Armed conflict continued throughout Jafala until 1988, when the [[Treaty of Paradisa]] granted independence for the nation and led to the full withdrawal of Imperial forces from most of Eastern Hesperidesia.


==Politics==
==Politics==

Revision as of 15:40, 13 December 2023

The Republic of Jafala
Flag of Jafala
Flag
Capital
and largest city
Ezami
Official languagesLatin, English, Jafa
Recognised regional languagesKhoegani, Naka, Bungu, Voltai, Djujiba, Kwala others
Religion
Roman Catholic
Demonym(s)Jafalan
GovernmentRepublic
• President
Imazi Habuti
Independence
1988
Population
• 2015 census
302,766,792
Currency???
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy AD
Driving sideright
Internet TLD.jaf

Jafala is a major nation occupying much of the eastern portion of Hesperidesia. The nation is the second most populous in Hesperidesia, and has been home to numerous tribal confederations, kingdoms, and pre-colonial states throughout history. The country is considered a multinational state, with hundreds of different ethnic groups and languages inhabiting the area.

History

In 1963, fighting from Cote d'Cuivre spilled over the border into Jafala, and the idea of armed ethnic struggle caught on. By 1964, armed groups in Jafala began launching attacks of their own against Imperial military bases and outposts in the countryside.

Armed conflict continued throughout Jafala until 1988, when the Treaty of Paradisa granted independence for the nation and led to the full withdrawal of Imperial forces from most of Eastern Hesperidesia.

Politics

Geography

Economy

Culture

Sports