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The '''Arucian Spring''' refers to the period between the end of the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]] in 1935 to the dissolution of the [[United Provinces (Kylaris)|United Provinces]] in 1955 when the countries of the Arucian experienced a cultural, political, economic, and social revolution. The period was characterized by the creation of national identities, the rise of {{wp|Land reform|land reform}} movements, an increase in the popularity of socialism, and the formation of new countries across the region.
|conventional_long_name = Arthani People's Union
==Context==
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===Bonaventure===
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===Imagua and the Assimas===
 
===Île d'Émeraude===
|common_name =        Arthasthan
===Sainte-Chloé===
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|national_motto =    यतो धर्मस्ततो जयः<br>"Yato Dharmas-Tato Jayaḥ"<br><small>"Whence Dharma, thence victory"</small>
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|map_caption =        Location of Arthasthan (dark blue) in [[Coius]].
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|capital =            [[Nadipatnam]]
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|regional_languages = {{wp|Bengali language|Prasumi}}{{*}}{{wp|Bhojpuri language|Samundrese}}{{*}}{{wp|Oriya language|Utcalan}}{{*}}{{wp|Marathi language|Harringhati}}{{*}}{{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}{{*}}{{wp|Assamese language|Vijayla}}{{*}}{{wp|Malayalam language|Valarna}}{{*}}{{wp|Konkani language|Marani}}
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* 41.7% {{wp|Bengali people|Prasumi}}
* 17.4% {{wp|Bhojpuri people|Samundrese}}
* 11.2% {{wp|Oriya people|Utcalan}}
* 8.4% {{wp|Marathi people|Harringhati}}
* 7.5% {{wp|Telugu people|Tamisari}}
* 3.4% {{wp|Assamese people|Vijayla}}
* 3.1% {{wp|Malayalam people|Valarna}}
* 1.1% {{wp|Konkani people|Marani}}
* 6.4% Other}}
|ethnic_groups_year = 2019
|demonym =            Arthani (official) <br> Arthasthani (common)
|government_type =  {{wp|Federation|Federal}} [[Netaji Thought|Netajist]] [[council republic]]
|leader_title1 =      [[President of Arthasthan|President]]
|leader_name1 = [[Abhijit Kamalanayan]]
|leader_title2 =  [[Premier of Arthasthan|Premier]]
|leader_name2 = [[Surjya Banerjee]]
|legislature =        [[National Assembly of Arthasthan|National Assembly]] <br>
[[General Assembly of Arthasthan|General Assembly]]
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|sovereignty_type =  Independence from [[Etruria]]
|established_event1 =  [[Satrian Commandery|Declaration of the Commandery]]
|established_date1 =  1944
|established_event2 = [[Satrian Wars and conflicts#First Satrian War|First Satrian War]]
|established_date2 =  1946
|established_event3 =  Declaration of the Union
|established_date3 =  1949
|established_event4 = Articles of Union
|established_date4 =  1984
|established_event5 = Current constitution
|established_date5 =  2022
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|area_sq_mi                  = 241678.9
|percent_water              = 4.5
|population_estimate = 107,281,772
|population_estimate_year = 2020
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|population_census_year =
|population_density_km2 = 171.39
|population_density_sq_mi = 443.9
|GDP_nominal = $270.45 billion
|GDP_nominal_year = 2020
|GDP_nominal_per_capita = $2,521
|GDP_PPP = $865.12 billion
|GDP_PPP_year = 2020
|GDP_PPP_per_capita = $8,064
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|currency =          Masha
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'''Arthasthan''' ({{wp|Hindi Language|Matrabashi}}: अर्थस्थान), officially the '''Arthani People's Union''' (Matrabashi: अर्थडि जनता संघ, ''Árthani Jantā Saṅgh''), is a sovereign state in [[Satria]], bordered by [[Padaratha]] to the west, [[Rajyaghar]] to the east, [[Ajahadya]] to the southeast, and [[Ansan]] to the south. The country is a {{wp|Federal state|federal}} [[council republic]] centered around cities and communities, instead of regional states unlike other federations. Arthasthan is the second most populated country in Satria with a population of nearly 110 million. The country is divided into five regions, a territory, and the independent city of [[Nadipatnam]].
 
The area which makes up Arthasthan has been continuously inhabited for thousands of years, with archaeological remains recording the presence of {{wp|sedentary}} {{wp|agriculture}} from around 4,300 BCE and the existence of {{wp|pastoralist}} groups before this time. Located at the delta of the [[Bashurat River]], Arthasthan was a heartland for the development of the {{wp|Indo-European|Sataro-Euclean}} peoples who arrived from the east and subjugated the endemic peoples. The fertile valleys of the Bashurat river helped grow several large states in the antique era, making Arthasthan a centre of religious and philosophical as well as economic exchange. This led to the birth of the Jati philosophical and theological schools which centred upon religious asceticism and pacifism.
 
Under the Jati period, which began around 700 BCE and which would continue until the emergence of the [[Sangma dynasty|Sangma]] as a rival power, the region of modern day Arthasthan was the home of several wealthy states. However, at the coming of the common era, the Ashramic princedoms were subjugated by the Sangma dynasty. The region would remain under the Sangma for the majority of the dynasty's history, before the [[Nadipatnam Thakurate]] broke away and fought several wars against the empire. The Ashramic Reformation in the 7th century brought religious turmoil in the Sangma.
 
As Sangma power receded, more Thakurates would break away, eventually forming a confederacy of princely states called the [[Chamtamula Confederacy]] in the south. In the north, various minor states existed, which would eventually form the Rajadom of Pali. The confederacy was partially conquered by the Togoti Khaganate; its eastern region was directly annexed and its southern region was vassalized. Following the collapse of the Togoti Khaganate, a major general named Akdoğan, established his own fiefdom which became the [[Rajadom of Akdoğan]]. The Rajadom of Akdoğan faced strong competition from the Rajadom of Ajahadya to the east, and the [[Naratha Confederacy]] to the north. Desiring support, the Rajadoms turned to [[Euclea]], especially [[Etruria]] and [[Soravia]] for support. While this was at first manifested by increased trade and military advisors, the Euclean powers began to extract concessions. [[Kassar]], modern day [[Auttamasaripa (Arthasthan)|Auttamasaripa]], was granted to Soravia following a limited armed campaign against the Palis, and in 1840s the Akdoğans were forced to cede their states to Etrurian rule.
 
During the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]], Arthasthan supplied troops to Etruria but became a centre of activity for anti-Euclean resistance. After almost a century of Etrurian colonization and repression, anti-colonialist movements were largely destroyed, but the aftermath of the war brought a rise in anti-colonialist sentiment. It led to the rise of the [[Azad Fauj]] and the [[People's Volunteer Organisation]], a socialist anti-imperialist paramilitary. The outbreak of the [[Solarian War]], led to the [[Arthasthan Liberation War]] an independence war against Etruria and its former Satrian allies. In 1967, the provisional [[Satrian Commandery]] was reformed into the Socialist Union as a [[council republic]] led by the [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International |Arthasthani Satrian Section]]. In the following decades after independence, Arthasthan participated in [[Satrian Wars and conflicts|multiple conflicts]] in Satria before it joined various international organisations. The aftermath of the Third Satrian War led to a diplomatic reorientation in favor of [[Senria]] and its Satrian allies in the 1980s, although it maintains close ties with the socialist world.
 
Arthasthan is classified as a {{wp|flawed democracy}} and as a [[Southern democracy]] due to the weakness of the civilian government and the influence of the Arthasthani Section and the [[Arthasthan Armed Forces|military]]. Ethnic divides are also present, due to the diverse nature of the state which unites many different ethnic groups. Arthasthan is a {{wp|developing nation}}, reliant on agriculture, mining, commercial fishing, and tourism for the nation’s economy. The country is considered a middle power in [[Kylaris]] due its population and geographic location. Due to its status as a socialist country, it is a full member of the [[Association for International Socialism]]. It is also a member of the [[Bashurat Cooperation Organization]], the [[Council for Mutual Development]], the [[Community of Nations]], and the [[International Trade Organization]].
==Etymology==
On its own, the {{wp|Sanskrit|Parbhan}} word ''अर्थ'' (''ártha'') is defined as "meaning", "aim", and "purpose", but when placed into various compound words its definition can vary considerably. The {{wp|Bhojpuri language|Samundrese}} word ''स्थान'' (''sthān'') refers to "place", "site", and "location". When this suffix is added, ''ártha'' means "wealth" and "prosperity" so the compound word ''árthasthān'' literally means "place of wealth" or more figuratively "land of wealth". The first known use of the name "Árthasthān" dates to the 10th century during the High Period of the [[Sangma Dynasty]], where the term appeared in official documents to refer to the Bashurat River Delta as a "place of wealth". As the name first appeared in the record of imperial administrators instead of local officials, it appears that the name originated as an {{wp|Endonym and exonym|exonym}} from the Sangma empire rather than from the local area.   
 
''Saṅgh'' is a {{wp|Sanskrit|Parbhan}} word meaning "association", "assembly", "company", or "community". It is traditionally used to denote a governing assembly in a republic or a kingdom, or a type of religious association of Ashramists. In the context of Arthasthan's name, the term was used to refer to their rejection of the {{wp|state}} according to [[Netaji Thought]], instead referring to their country as a united community of Arthasthanis centered around a General assembly. Despite constitutional reform, the country’s formal name was kept. When translated from {{wp|Hindi langauge|Matrabashi}}, it is usually interpreted as "union" or "community"; the former translation was made official in 1985.
==History==
===Ancient Arthasthan===
===Sangma period===
===Post Sangma period===
===Early modern period===
===Colonial period===
===Satrian Commandery===
===Socialist Union===
==Geography==
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| caption2  = The Khandadhar Falls in northern Arthasthan
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| caption3  = The Suranadi River
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| caption4  = A Forest in Southern Arthasthan
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Arthasthan’s geography is diverse, varying from low coastal plains to tall mountain ranges. The country can be divided into five distinct geographical regions, the Bashurat River Delta, the Southern Coast, the Southern Interior, the Highlands, and the Northern Coast.  The southern region of the country is characterised by flat plains with large slow moving rivers. Its most prominent feature is the Bashurat River Delta in the southeast. The country is divided by the Pavitra Mountain Range, which runs through the center of the country. The southern slopes of the mountain range features gently sloping {{wp|foothills}} compared to the steeper northern slopes. As a result, the northern coast generally has rugged and steeper coasts than the southern coast.
 
The Bashurat River Delta is formed by the confluence of the Bashurat River and the smaller Dakian River. The two rivers diverge into a maze of channels, swamps, lakes, and floodplain sediments before finally flowing into the Bay of Bashurat. The region is called the "Land of Rivers"; as it is home to over a thousand rivers and streams. The region is predominantly rich fertile flat land with most of it is less than 12 m (39 ft) above sea level. To the west of the delta is the Easter Interior. While not as fertile as the river delta, the floodplains formed by the region’s many small rivers provide fertile land. This region makes up the majority of the country and is where most of Arthasthan’s population lives.
 
The Highlands consist of the Pavitra Mountain Range and its surrounding rugged foothills. It contains the country's highest point, at 2,621 meters above sea level. The mountain divide traditionally marks the boundary between Northern Arthasthan and Central Arthasthan. The mountains also mark the northern boundary of the Sura River’s drainage basin. Due to the high altitude few Arthasthanis live in this region. The western end of the mountain range descends in altitude to an elevated plateau and foothill near the border with [[Padaratha]]. The steeper slope in the north creates a rockier and steeper shoreline in the north; it is common to find small cliffs and bluffs. 
 
===Climate===   
Arthasthan's climate is largely a {{wp|tropical climate}} with some isolated regional climates caused by elevation. The majority of Arthasthan is a hot {{wp|tropical monsoon climate}}. Parts of the Northern Coast is a {{wp|tropical rainforest climate}}, although the climate doesn't reach far inland. The lower regions of the Highlands feature {{wp|humid continental climate|humid continental climates}}, which forms as a transition zone between the lower elevations and the lower elevations. In the mountain peaks in the eastern Highlands, there is a {{wp|Alpine climate|icy mountain climate}}, with snow year round.
 
Only parts of the Northern Coast receive precipitation year round. For the rest of the country, the majority of precipitation arrives between from December to June during the {{wp|Monsoon|monsoon season}}. Most of the precipitation from these storms falls in the mountains as snow. Temperatures across most of Arthasthan remain largely consistent with minor differences based upon the weather.
 
===Biodiversity===
Arthasthan is home to diverse tropical floral and fauna, especially within the mountainous regions. There are ten {{wp|Nature reserve|nature reserves}} and nine {{wp|national park|national parks}} in Arthasthan that provide safe haven for many rare and endangered plants and animals. Arthasthan is commonly divided into the Lowland biome and the Mountain biome, although each biome can be easily divided into a number of different biotic zones. 
 
The Lowland biome is characterised by a tropical climate that is generally considered to cover nearly all of Arthasthan. Tropical forest and shrubland covers a majority of the biome as well as some semi-arid vegetation for the most extreme regions. Arthasthan's tropical forests can be subdivided further into broad categories of canopy density, or the proportion of the area of a forest covered by its tree canopy. The country's very dense forest, whose canopy density is greater than 70%, is largely found in the interior. Due to human habitation in the region, wildlife is most commonly found in these forests. Common wildlife in this area include tigers, elephants, monkeys, and the Satrian river dolphin.
 
The Mountain biome is characterised by colder and wetter weather with most of the precipitation falling as snow. As a result, the region forms the southern watershed for the northern region Bashurat River Basin and other rivers. Furthermore the {{wp|rain shadow}} of the Pavitra Mountain Range causes the southern slope of the mountain to be warmer and drier. The biome is covered by forests at the lower elevations before the trees eventually give way to an {{wp|Montane ecosystems#Subalpine zone|subalpine zone}}. Above the {{wp|tree line}}, is an {{wp|alpine tundra}} devoid of large vegetation because of its elevation. Common wildlife in the region are suited to the mountainous terrain, which include the Snow Leopard and the Coian Lynx.
==Government and politics==
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| caption1  = [[Jyotirindra Banerjee]]<br /><small>[[President of Arthasthan|President]]</small>
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| caption2  = [[Surjya Banerjee]]<br /><small>[[Premier of Arthasthan|Premier]]</small>
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| caption3  = [[Abhijit Kamalanayan]]<br /><small>[[First Secretary of the Satrian Section of the Workers' International|First Secretary]]</small>
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Arthasthan's constitution since its codification in 1984 has undergone a series of reforms, the most recent being in 2022. It establishes Arthasthan as a {{wp|federalism|federal}} [[council republic]] based upon the ideology of [[wp|Netaji Thought]]. Unlike other federations that are centered around regional states, Arthasthan is fundamentally a union of communes and other small administrative divisions. As part of its socialist system, the [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International]] (SKIS) has immense influence in the national government in a {{wp|deep state}} known as the [[The Trident (Arthasthan)|Trident]]. As a result, Arthasthan has a unique political system, resembling a socialist {{wp|Semi-presidential system|semi-presidential}} republic.
===Satrian Section===
The People's Laws of Arthasthan declares that the Satrian Section "is the regional representative of the Workers' International, the Section shall play a leading role in the development of a socialist state" which constitutionalises its prominent status in Arthasthani politics. Its constitutional role is to ensure that Arthasthan remains faithful to the principles of [[Netaji Thought]] and socialism as a whole. The Satrian Section as a whole largely remains above everyday politics, instead seeking to guide the political system and intervening on an ''ad hoc'' basis. The [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International]] is not a traditional political party, but rather is an socialist political organisation that has a quasi-governmental role in the country's government. It plays a significant role in the country's social, cultural and political life through deep ties with the greater socialist mass movement in the country. It is one of the largest political organisations in the world with seven million members, not including an additional five million members who are part of the [[People's Volunteer Organisation]].
The highest office within the Section is the [[First Secretary of the Satrian Section of the Workers' International|First Secretary]], who performs numerous key administrative functions of the Satrian Section by controlling its national organisation. The First Secretary and other high level party officials lead the Secretariat, which functions as a {{wp|Collective leadership|collective body}} and {{wp|cabinet (government)|cabinet}}. The Secretariat consists of five major offices and several minor ones that each handles a part of the Section's administration and policy. The Secretariat is appointed and overseen by the [[Central Section Council of the Satrian Section of the Workers' International|Central Section Council]] who can override and dismiss them when it deems fit. The Central Council is the most powerful institution in the Satrian Section, consisting of representatives from the Satrian Section's lower councils, Section owned enterprises, paramilitary forces, mass organizations, business associations, ethnic organizations, and research and educational institutions. It serves as the highest platform for debate and approval of party policy and the election of party officials. Political analysts summarize the relationship between the Central Council and the Secretariat as one of a legislature and an executive that implements the Central Council's decisions.
 
At the lowest level, the Satrian Section maintains a series of lower councils, known as the Revolutionary People’s Councils. A council is assigned to every local Assembly to serve as an ideological check and to represent the interests of the Satrian Section. However the Councils do allow some local ideological flexibility to preserve pragmatism and efficiency for the region. It consists of the local members of the Satrian Section and the members from the organisations of the [[People's Volunteer Organisation]]. These councils serve to coordinate and connect the Satrian Section to their grassroots members and to mobilize society with their socialist mass movements. The majority of its political influence comes from these members' control or monitoring of local government institutions. In addition it also has a role in social welfare campaigns, such as literacy campaigns and vaccination drives. These councils elect representatives to higher councils, which are attached to regional governmental Congresses. They play a similar role to the Revolutionary People’s Councils, except in a wider geographic area. Every four years, these councils elect delegates to the National Congress, the Section's highest political institution. Its delegates vote on policy and elect the leadership of the organisation, including the Central Council.
 
===Executive===
The [[President of Arthasthan]] is the {{wp|head of state}} of Arthasthan, elected by the [[National Assembly of Arthasthan|National Assembly]] to a six year term, renewable once. The office was traditionally intended to be reserved for the First Secretary of the Satrian Section. However ideological splits and power struggles in the Satrian Section during the 1990s, have led to competitive presidential elections. The President of Arthasthan does not wield direct executive power, instead wielding significant influence and authority, especially in the fields of national security and foreign policy. The President’s formal powers include appointing and dismissing the Premier of Arthasthan, vetoing or referring legislation to the constitutional court, acting as commander of chief of Arthasthan’s military, and other various reserve powers.
 
The [[Premier of Arthasthan]] serves as the {{wp|head of government}} of Arthasthan. It is elected by the [[General Assembly of Arthasthan|General Assembly]] to a four year term without term limits. The General Secretary is part of an executive body known as the [[National Council of Arthasthan|Council]] which functions as the national {{wp|Cabinet (government)|cabinet}}. The Council operates at the direction of the Premier, although it wields executive power on behalf of the Premier. The National Council consists of Secretaries who are assigned to head government departments, like ministers in governments of other countries. The General Secretary coordinates policies with the National Council and other institutions. The secretaries of the Council are appointed by the Premier and approved by the General Assembly.
 
===Legislature===
The legislative branch of Arthasthan consists of two independent bodies, the [[General Assembly of Arthasthan|General Assembly]] and the [[National Assembly of Arthasthan|National Assembly]]. The General Assembly is the primary legislative body and acts as the source of legislation and the source of the executive’s power. The National Assembly primarily acts as a combination of a {{wp|electoral college}}, {{wp|ombudsman}}, and {{wp|constituent assembly}}. Although the National Assembly does have legislative powers, it is limited to approving legislation from the General Assembly.
 
The [[General Assembly of Arthasthan|General Assembly]] is nominally the country's highest political authority as the national {{wp|legislature}} of Arthasthan. While it functions as the country’s main legislative body, the General Assembly is not organised as a traditional legislature. It consists of 168 delegates appointed by the regional assemblies of Arthasthan. There are no formal election periods for the General Assembly and the regional assemblies are free to elect and recall their delegates at any time. The General Assembly theoretically wields parliamentary supremacy as the ultimate law making body within Arthasthan. Through its power, it has the authority to draft all legislation, control  over the budget as well as purview over foriegn affairs.
 
The [[National Assembly of Arthasthan|National Assembly]], is a legislative body with wide ranging powers designed to exercise political power on behalf of Arthasthan’s citizens. The 725 members of the National Assembly are elected by single transferable vote from electoral districts across the country every two years. Despite direct elections, local officials from the Satrian Section play a large role in the nomination of the candidates. The main role of the National Assembly is to elect the President of Arthasthan and supervise their actions. If need be, the National Assembly can dismiss the President in disapproval or impeach them for wrongdoing. The Assembly also has the power to impeach government officials for them to be tried in the national courts. Finally the National Assembly has the authority to propose amendments to the constitution for ratification by the constituent communes of Arthasthan.
===Law===
Before signing of the country's first constitution in 1984, the highest judicial authority in the country was the [[National Committee of Arthasthan]], which delegated responsibility of managing the judicial system to a series of committees. Since then, power over the judiciary has btransferred to the [[Council of Judicial Affairs]] under the civilian government. Its members are appointed by the Premier and confirmed by the National Assembly. The Council of Judicial Affairs is not a court, but serves to organize the judicial system of the country by hiring, firing, promoting, and assigning judges. Although the Council of Justice is an independent body, it continues to cooperates closely with the Political and Legal Affairs Commission.
 
In turn the Council delegates non-constitutional judicial powers to the [[Supreme Court of Justice of Arthasthan|Supreme Court of Justice]]. The Court of Justice is the highest court for {{wp|criminal law|criminal}} and {{wp|private law}} and has supreme {{wp|appellate jurisdiction}} as well as supreme {{wp|original jurisdiction}} over non-constitutional cases. The Council of Justice also appoints the judges of several high courts that serve as regional judicial circuits, although the State government must approve the appointment. A regional judicial council appointed by the Council of Judicial Affairs also appoints the judges that serve the courts of the Local Districts, although it usually appoints a judge recommended by the District.
 
===Law enforcement===
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The law enforcement of Arthasthan is divided into regional forces run by the military and thousands local forces managed by the various local councils. Law enforcement is largely controlled by the [[People's Armed Civil Forces of Arthasthan|People's Armed Civil Forces]], which consists of regional agencies that share names and responsibilities. As they operate in an armed militaristic capacity under the military, the line between law enforcement and military forces are blurred. Academics consider the agencies of the People's Armed Civil Forces to be government {{wp|paramilitary}} forces. The largest agency is the Internal Security Force, which is tasked with guarding Arthasthan's internal borders and major roads. Its main role is {{wp|counter-insurgency}} and {{wp|counter-terrorism}} operations within Arthasthan. Furthermore there are four different Border Police Forces each tasked with policing the country's land borders in peacetime and preventing trans-border crimes. Finally there is the Special Security Force which protects government sites, key infrastructure, and provides security to government officials. The only federal law enforcement agency under direct control of the civilian government is the National Police Force, which serves as a general law enforcement force dealing with organized crime and other federal crimes. In addition it maintains a quick reaction force that responds to riot and crowd control situations, formed after the [[1980 Baisara riots]]. 
 
Law enforcement below the federal level is handled by over a myriad of militias and government agencies organised on the local and regional levels. The organisation of these agencies varies considerably, although all Assemblies maintain a law enforcement agency for their District. Each region has over a thousand local law enforcement agencies tied to each District and occasionally zones. These agencies are primarily in charge of intrastate law enforcement within the country. However they are often marred by corruption, brutality, and conflicting jurisdictions which has led to their notoriety.
 
===Administrative divisions===   
{| class="wikitable"
!Map!!Name!!Administrative centre!!Population
|-
| rowspan="20" |<center>{{Template:Arthsthan Labelled Map}}</center>
! colspan="10" |Region
|-
| [[Mahānada (Arthasthan)|Mahānada]]||[[Nadidvar, Arthasthan|Nadidvar]]  || 38,884,902
|-
| [[Mahabhumi (Arthasthan)|Mahabhumi]]||[[Sevantipur, Arthasthan|Sevantipur]]|| 20,571,967
|-
| [[Utcalasthan (Arthasthan)|Utcalasthan]]||[[Bogura, Arthasthan|Bogura]] || 16,253,518
|-
| [[Uttar Pradesh (Arthasthan)|Uttar Pradesh]]||[[Shaktibandar, Arthasthan|Shaktibandar]] || 10,996,264
|-
| [[Auttamasaripa (Arthasthan)|Auttamasaripa]]||[[Baisara, Arthasthan|Baisara]] || 6,436,521
|-
! colspan="10" |Zone
|-
| [[Valarna Zone|Valarna]] ||[[Sliapathar, Arthasthan|Sliapathar]] || 5,211,541
|-
! colspan="10" |Other subdivisions
|-
| [[Capital District of Arthasthan|Capital District]] ||[[Nadipatnam]] || 8,927,059
|-
|}
Arthasthan is constitutionally a {{wp|federation}} of thousands of self governing communes and other cities rather than a traditional {{wp|federated state}}. Arthasthan only has two formal tiers of government, the federal government and local districts, the fundamental and most powerful unit of governance. Since its independence, Arthasthan features a complex but informal system of regions, states, republics, and zones has developed at the regional level. Finally the [[Indigenous Self-Determination Army]] has ''de facto'' control over the regions of [[Utcalasthan|Utcalasthan]] and [[Mahabhumi (Arthasthan)|Mahabhumi]] that it controls.   
 
The Districts are the lowest and fundamental level of administration, consisting of communes, cities, towns, or villages. It is equivalent to a municipality in other states. The District system has largely subsumed the traditional tribe-based system by replacing the traditional council of elders with a [[Council republic|Councilist]] system of governance.  The main institution of the District is the Local People's Council, consisting of a 11 member council which is responsible for the District. Alongside the Council is the Local People's Assembly consisting of directly elected members and any voters who live in the District. Allowing voters to participate effectively turns it into a forum for their local community, allowing them to propose laws, decide some government spending, submit a report of current issues, and more. While the LPC and the LPA are the main authority, they are assisted by the Local People’s Committee which implements policies and ordinances proposed by the two other bodies. These institutions are responsible for all matters relating to education, welfare, justice, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure and public buildings, and all other activities relating to the health, safety, and social and economic well-being of their constituents.
 
Above the Districts is a complex and intertwined system of regional administration known as the ''internal raj''. The system is characterized by formal and informal cooperation and coordination agreements between different Districts. These are especially common within populated cities and often act as de facto city governments. It can have varying levels of political integration, so it is not uncommon for a District to be in multiple agreements of varying integration. As a result there is is no standard structure used consistently across Arthasthan, except for Regions and a Territory. A Region is defined by the federal goverment as a large geographical area bound together through a regional assembly. These regional assemblies largely serve to promote cooperation between Districts and to elect delegates to the national General Assembly.
 
===Foreign relations===
Arthasthan's foreign policy has been defined by its ties between the [[Association for International Socialism]] and capitalist [[Senria]]. Despite its socialist economy and cooperative ties with the socialist world, Arthasthan is also a member of pro-capitalist organisations, the [[Bashurat Cooperation Organization]] and the [[Council for Mutual Development]]. As a result, Arthasthan's foreign policy revolves around balancing its commitments to the AIS and its economic ties to BCO and COMDEV. Due to its population, military, and economy, Arthasthan is considered a regional power as the only socialist state in Western [[Coius]]. The country's foreign affairs are primarily handled by the Ministry of Foriegn Affairs. The country is also member of the [[Community of Nations]] and the [[International Trade Organization]].
 
Arthasthan is a founding member of the [[Association for International Socialism]] and a member of its predecessor the [[Association of Emerging Socialist Economies]]. The country's [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International|Satrian Section]] is affiliated with the [[Congress of the Workers' International]]. Through the AIS, Arthasthan cooperates with the rest of the socialist world on military, economic, diplomatic, scientific, and cultural matters. As part of its ties, Arthasthan enjoys visa free travel, no trade restrictions, and cooperation with common goals. While the country has good relations with the members of the AIS, Arthasthan's ties are the strongest with [[Dezevau]], its oldest ally. Arthasthan's relationship with [[Lavana]] and [[South Kabu]] are also close due to their location in Coius.
 
Arthasthan's relations with its immediate neighbors vary significantly from good to poor relations. Its relations are especially poor with [[Ajahadya]] who lays claim to all of Arthasthan as part of its state ideology of [[Satria|pan-Satrianism]], which seeks to unify Satria under its government. Since independence, Arthasthan has fought three wars against Ajahadya and several conflicts against Ajahadyan backed insurgencies. Relations are also poor with [[Padaratha]] as the two countries have a dispute over the island of [[Minkathala]], known as the [[Tamisari Socialist Region]] in Arthasthan. Formerly an independent state, the two countries struggled for control over the island since the 1960s. Relations with [[Rajyaghar]] and [[Ansan]] are good as all three are member states of [[Bashurat Cooperation Organization]] and the [[Council for Mutual Development]] and share numerous political, economic, and military ties. 
 
Arthasthan's relations with capitalist states, especially [[Euclea|Euclean]] ones, are largely lukewarm at best because of the legacy of Euclean colonialism in Satria and ideological differences. Arthasthan established economic and social ties with [[Etruria]], its former coloniser, due to its large Satrian diaspora community. However after the election of the Tribune party, relations grew increasingly worse which culimianted with the ban on the [[Etrurian Subsection]] in March 2022. The best relations Arthasthan has with Euclean states is with [[Amathia]], who Arthasthan shares many historial ties with. Amathia heavily invested into relations with the Coian socialist states back during the country's socialist era from 1935 to 1980. Despite a short break in relations after the Amathian Revolution in 1980, subsequent Amathian governments maintained good relations with Arthasthan even as it was orienting itself towards the [[Euclean Community]].
 
Arthasthan has good relations with [[Senria]] and share many close ties since the 1970s. Due to Arthansthani hostility to [[Ajahadya]], an ally of its geopolitical foe [[Shangea]], Senria views Arthasthan as part of its strategy of countering Shangea and Shangean influence. As a member of the [[Bashurat Cooperation Organization]] and the [[Council for Mutual Development]], Arthasthan closely cooperates with Senria with military and security matters. Arthasthan has become increasingly economically integrated with the rest of BCO despite its state ideology and its existing economic ties through the AIS. It is also a member of the [[Council for Mutual Development]] and is part of a vast transportation across [[Satria]], built with assisstance from the organisation.
 
===Armed forces===
[[File:PNS Tippu Sultan former HMS Avenger.jpg|200px|left|thumb|The ANS Ramprasad II, the flagship of the Arthasthani Navy, on a training exercise.]]
Arthasthan's military, the [[Arthasthan Armed Forces]] is one of the largest militaries in Satria, consisting of 545,000 active troops and 350,000 paramilitary personnel, totaling around 800,000 trained troops. The main branches are the [[Arthasthani Army|Army]], the [[Arthasthani Air Force|Air Force]], and the [[Arthasthani Navy|Navy]], which are supported by a large number of paramilitary forces in the country. Although the the civilian government has direct control over the armed forces, in reality the military is controlled by the [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International |Arthasthani Satrian Section]]. The Armed Forces is overseen by the Central Military Commission, which consists of the military leadership and representatives from the Satrian Section  and the civilian government.
 
The paramilitary forces affiliated with the ASR include the [[Arthasthani Naval Force|Naval Force]], [[People's Guard]], and the [[People's Armed Civil Forces of Arthasthan|People's Armed Civil Forces]]. During peacetime the paramiltiaries' primary role are maintaining internal security which is chiefly conducted by the People's Armed Civil Forces. The paramilitary naval force primarily functions as a {{wp|coast guard}} tasked with securing the nation's waterways, especially around the island of [[Minkathala]]. The People's Guard, Satrian Section's the paramilitary wing, was a ideologically driven militia force originally formed to operate as a resistance movement in the event of an invasion. Today the People's Guard functions as the Satrian Section's security force. During times of war, all paramilitaries are tasked with {{wp|asymmetric warfare}}, {{wp|counterinsurgency}}, and rear area security.
 
The Armed Forces is considered to be one of the three pillars of the Arthasthani state, along with the [[People's Volunteer Organisation]] and the Satrian Section. Due to its prestigious status in Arthasthani society and its highly professional nature along with a weak civilian government, the military is able to maintain a large degree of ''de facto'' autonomy in decision-making. The Armed Forces play a major role in Arthasthani society through its integration into Arthasthan's civil society. The military has extensive economic interests throughout Arthasthan and it has been involved in building much of the country's infrastructure. It has strong ties with the Satrian Section, known as the [[The Trident (Arthasthan)|Trident]].
 
==Economy==
Arthasthan is categorised as a rapidly growing lower-middle income {{wp|developing economy}} with a {{wp|Gross domestic product|nominal GDP}} of $270.45 billion and a {{wp|Purchasing power parity|GDP PPP}} of $865.12 billion. As a {{wp|socialist state}}, Arthasthan's economic system resembles {{wp|market socialism}}, with high degrees of {{wp|State ownership|state ownership}} and {{wp|workers' self-management}} with some foreign direct investment and private ownership based upon a {{wp|Market economy|market system}}. The long-term goal of the Arthasthani economy as enshrined in the constitution is economic development within a socialist framework to eventually establish a true socialist economy.
 
During the first five years after the wars, Arthasthan implemented a {{wp|planned economy}} to rebuild after the devasation caused by the [[Solarian War]] and the [[Satrian Wars and conflicts#First Satrian War|First Satrian War]]. The government subsquently embraced less interventionist policies, although it maintained direct control over key industries such as the Arthasthan's nascent manufacturing sector. The Second and Third [[Satrian Wars and conflicts|Second Satrian War]] against [[Ajahadya]] brought further devasation and economic turmoil. The war and the subsequent [[embargo of Ajahadya]] led to  Arthasthan's economic realignment in favor of [[Senria]], despite its economic ties with the [[Association for International Socialism]].
 
Arthansthan's economy is dependent on {{wp|subsistence agriculture}}, {{wp|textiles}}, {{wp|tourism}}, and {{wp|mining}} of mineral resources and fossil fuels. Arthasthan's service sector makes up a majority of the economy and is overwhelmingly reliant on {{wp|tourism}} or servicing tourists. Arthasthan's economy is dependent on international trade and {{wp|export}}. Its small but growing manufacturing sector centered in Nadipatnam, produces a variety of goods such as {{wp|consumer electronics}}, {{wp|textiles}}, {{wp|steel}}, and {{wp|concrete}}. Arthasthan is one of the largest exporters of {{wp|coffee}} and {{wp|tea}}, which constitutes a majority of the country's agricultural exports. [[Senria]] is reliant on Arthasthan's {{wp|oil}} and {{wp|coal}}. Despite its development level, Arthasthan maintains a complex river and canal system that the country uses for agriculture and transportation.
 
Despite rapid growth, Arthasthan remains one of the poorest countries in [[Satria]] and has significant regional disparities in development. To address this, the government and {{wp|Non-governmental organization|NGO}}s such as [[Arthani Rural Advancement Commission|ARAC]] and the [[People's Rural Bank]], focuses on rural development and poverty alleviation to improve living standards and reduce inequality. Foreign investors are largely dissuaded from investing on their own because of the country's economic protectionism and its convoluted governmental structure particularly on the regional level and below. This has led to corruption, a gap between legislation and implementation, and unclear or conflicting regulations. The country has a {{wp|Human Development Index}} of 0.620 indicating medium development and a {{wp|Gini coefficient}} of 2u.237 indicating low to moderate income inequality. As a result, Arthasthan receives development aid from the [[Association for International Socialism]], the [[Council for Mutual Development]], and the [[Bashurat Cooperation Organization]].       
===Agriculture===
[[File:Nyaung Shwe, arroz 1.jpg|225px|right|thumb|Farmers harvest rice fron a paddy in [[Mahabhumi (Arthasthan)|Mahabhumi]].]]
The Arthasthani economy overwhelmingly relies on {{wp|subsistence agriculture}}, which accounts for 20% of the nation's GDP but over 70% of the workforce. It largely consists of {{wp|rice}} farming by {{wp|agricultural cooperative|agricultural cooperatives}} and commercial farming for export. These cooperatives either use the wet-field paddy system, practiced primarily in plains and valleys of the Bashurat River Delta and the Suranadi River Delta, or the {{wp|slash-and-burn}} cultivation system, practiced primarily in hillier terrain found in the central and northern regions of the country. {{wp|Animal husbandry}} is also common, and is supported by the government to provide better nutrition and additional sources of income for local cooperatives.
 
Over 75% of agricultural land in the country is used for rice; the remainder grow various agricultural for international export. It is a leading producer of {{wp|black pepper}}, {{wp|coffee}}, and {{wp|tea}} which is exported all over the [[Kylaris|world]]. The majority of these farms are privately owned by permitted foreign investors that practice some form of {{wp|intensive farming}}.
 
Despite the introduction {{wp|Mechanised agriculture|mechanised farming equipment}} for preparing soil, planting, and harvesting crops, traditional methods for agriculture are still widely used. Attempts by the federal government to introduce equipment and educate farmers for its use, have met mixed success due to large regional disparities in adoption. Nevertheless small equipment such as small powered ploughs, has become much more common across the country in recent years.
 
===Mining===
Arthasthan maintains a large mining industry that accounts for 10% of national GDP and 5% of the workforce. Coal traditionally was the main international export in thousands of tons, but has been overtaken by {{wp|iron ore}}, {{wp|Aluminium oxide|aluminium}}, {{wp|chromite}}, and {{wp|bauxite}}. The country is also a major producer of {{wp|limestone}}, {{wp|copper}}, and {{wp|tin}}. After investment and economic assistance, in 2013 Arthasthan began producing oil in the western regions of the country. Currently there are plans to build a refinery so the country could export processed {{wp|Petroleum product|petroleum products}}. Mining is either done on the small scale by local cooperatives or on the large scale by {{wp|State-owned enterprise|state owned companies}}. Despite many local operations, the majority of resource extraction is done by large private entities.
 
===Industry===   
Arthasthan maintains a small manufacturing sector centered on the Capital District of Nadipatnam that largely relies on {{wp|foreign direct investment}}. It employs around 7% of the country's labour force but contributes over 20% of national GDP. Unlike the rest of Arthasthan, investment in the capital city is significantly easier due to support from the federal government and streamlined governance of the capital city. The majority of production is by Senrian-owned companies who largely produce a variety of textiles and basic consumer products. Arthasthani state owned companies also produce some goods, the most prominent being the Arthani Brewery Company, which produces a variety of {{wp|beverages}}.
===Services=== 
[[File:Mumbai Aug 2018 (43397784544).jpg|225px|right|thumb|The Kassar Palace Hotel in Baisara, Auttamasaripa.]]
Arthasthan has a medium sized service sector, which occupies 18% of the workforce but contributes over 45% of the national GDP. It is dominated by the international travel and tourism industry, which has undergone a rapid growth since the country's borders were opened to tourism in 1994. Foreign tourism is the most common form of tourism in the country, with over 5.3 million arrivals in 2019, up 4% from the year before. The state authority for tourism, the [[General Agency for Tourism of Arthasthan|General Agency for Tourism]], manages a wide range of fields in the industry from acting as a {{wp|travel agency}}, to operating {{wp|hotel|hotels}} and {{wp|restaurant|restaurants}}. A number of approved foreign hotel chains, mainly Senrian, also operate in Arthasthan.
 
The main international destination in Arthasthan is the Kassar Peninsula and the city of Baisara. The region is famous for its sandy beaches and active night life and is also popular for its hiking and sailing. Within the past decade, the government has further encouraged further development in [[Minkathala]] and the southern coast in [[Mahabhumi (Arthasthan)|Mahabhumi]].
===Energy===
[[File:Theun Hinboun Dam Wall, Central Southern Laos.jpg|225px|left|thumb|A section of a dam in Uttar Pradesh.]]
Arthasthan's energy sector is managed by the state-controlled Arthasthan Electricity Group (AEG), which produces 65% of the country's electricity. The remainder are produced by large private entities or generated locally. Most of Arthasthan's power is generated by {{wp|fossil fuels}}, mainly {{wp|coal}} from the country's extensive coal reserves. There is some fossil fuel energy production from {{wp|oil}} and {{wp|natural gas}} although this is limited.
 
Arthasthan has a growing {{wp|hydropower}} sector centered in [[Uttar Pradesh (Arthasthan)|Uttar Pradesh]], generated by four {{wp|dam|dams}}, several dozen {{wp|small hydro}} stations, and hundreds of {{wp|micro hydro}} installations. The large dams are managed by the Arthasthan Electricity Group, while the rest of the hydro plants are directly managed by local authorities. These plants were constructed using development aid from the [[Association for International Socialism|AIS]]' Development Fund and support from the AIS Energy Commission.
===Transportation===
Most of Arthasthan's modern transportation network originates from the [[Etruria|Etrurian]] colonial era when it was used to facilitate the transportation of raw materials to the colony's main ports. It was heavily damaged during the [[Solarian War]] and the [[Satrian Wars and conflicts#First Satrian War|First Satrian War]] and had to be completely rebuilt. Through support from [[Council for Mutual Development|COMDEV]], Arthasthan has built two distinct transportation networks in the northern and the southern regions of the country. In the north is the [[Acheloian Logistical Corridor]] which runs along the northern coast and connects with northern [[Rajyaghar]]. In the south are the [[Satrian Belt Initiative]] and the [[Bashurat Belt Initiative]], which connects Arthasthan's southern coast with southern [[Rajyaghar]] and [[Ansan]]. However outside of these two transportation corridors most of Arthasthan's transporation is underdeveloped. Furthermore the country's advanced transportation networks are not connected domestically and instead rely on the international network for cross country transport.
 
{{wp|Bicycle|Bicycles}}, {{wp|motorcycles}} and {{wp|motor scooters}} are the most popular forms of private road transport in the country. Public road transportation relies on publicly operated {{wp|bus}} routes. Arthasthan has a total of 150,000 km of paved, gravel, and dirt roads. As part of its Road Development Program, the government has both developed currently existing roads and developed new ones over the past seven years. The majority of new roads within the past couple years are in the Interior near or in Vanavasi land. These new roads have usually resulted in land disputes, as the Vanavasi fear encroachment by outsiders.
 
A large scale expansion of the country's transportation network is currently in progress to allow better economic development. Today Arthasthan has over a thousand kilometers of electrified {{wp|standard gauge railways}} in service as part of the COMDEV funded transporation networks. A further 700 kilometers of railway are under construction, as part of the future National Railway System which will span over 5,000 km. The new railways will allow passenger transport and freight transport directly between the northern and southern regions of the country. The railway between [[Yadavpur]] and [[Kohadpath]] is currently under construction; once complete it would connect the existing railway networks in the north and the south.
 
Arthasthan has a total of 54 {{wp|Port|ports}} which consists of three main ports in Nadipatnam, Shankibandar, and Baisara and many other smaller ports along the north and south coasts. The ports accommodates {{wp|cargo}} and {{wp|cruise ship|cruise}} terminals which also serves as unloading docks for {{wp|Intermodal container|containers}}. Arthasthani ports handle over 75% of the country's imports and exports to and from the rest of [[Coius]], [[Euclea]], and Asteria.
 
The country operates a complex system of {{wp|Canal|canals}}, {{wp|embankment|embankments}} and {{wp|reservoir|reservoirs}} that first originated from the [[Sangma|High Sangma]]. Despite periods of desolation and disuse, the waterworks were largely kept operational until the onset of the [[Solarian War]] and the [[Satrian Wars and conflicts#First Satrian War|First Satrian War]] rendered it largely inoperable. Following the Second Satrian War, a large scale restoration project restored its ability to {{wp|irrigation|irrigate}} and transport goods.
 
There are a total of 70 airports in Arthasthan. Among these, only [[Nadipatnam International Airport]] and [[Baisara International Airport]] accommodate international flights. [[Arthasthan Airlines]], is the country's {{wp|flag carrier}}, and is wholly owned by the Government of Arthasthan. The airline operates from its hub in Nadipatnam International Airport, and serves over a hundred international passenger, domestic passenger, and cargo destinations.
 
==Demographics==
The country is the second most populated country in [[Satria]] behind [[Ajahadya]], with its population estimated to be around 107 million people in 2021. The annual growth rate, calculated by the last census in 2018, was reported to be 1.45%. The {{wp|total fertility rate}} is estimated to be 1.7 children per woman, which continues a declining trend over the last couple decades. However the median age of the country is 23.6 years old with the majority of the country below 30 years old. There is an estimated 102.3 males for every 100 females in 2021. The average life expectancy is 72.2 years, with 69.2 years for men and 75.5 years for women.
 
Migration from rural to urban areas has been an important dynamic in Arthasthan recent history. The 2018 census found that the urban population increased to 31% of the total population, an increase of 4% since the last census. Arthasthan has two well defined population regions which forms a large arc in the country stretching from the [[Bashurat River Basin]], to Yadavpur and Bangnon in the east, to Baleswar and Shaktibandar in the northern coastal region. The majority of Arthasthan's population lives within this general region.
===Ethnicity=== 
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Arthasthan is widely considered to be a multiethnic country with many diverse ethnic groups and religions within its borders. The people of Arthasthan are divided into four general ethnic categories according to the national census; {{wp|Indo-Aryan peoples|Parbhan}}, {{wp|Dravidian peoples|Tankari}}, [[Vanavasi]], and Other, which are in turn divided into specific ethnic groups. The Parbhanic group represents more than three-quarters (75%) of the population, but there are more than a dozen different ethnic groups within Arthasthan, largely from the Vanavasi.
 
Around 75% of the population, about 81.3 million people, are Parbhans who speak various {{wp|Indo-European languages|Sataro-Euclean langauges}}. The largest ethnic subgroup is the Prasumi which are concentrated in the Greater Bashurat River Delta and consists of 41% of the national population. The second largest Parbhan subgroup is the Samundrese who make up a majority of the southeastern region and 17% of the country's population.  The third largest subgroup are the Utcalans who are largely found in the northern-central region, and make up 11% of the population. The fourth largest ethnic subgroup is the Harringhati who make up around 8% of the national population and are found in two regions in the north. The last major ethnic subgroup are the Vijayla, who make up around 3% and live along the border region with [[Ansan]] to the south.
 
Around 13% of the population, about 14 million people, are Tankaris who speak their eponymous languages. The group largely consists of the Tamisari and the Valarna peoples; the Valarna people can be found in the central regions bordering Padaratha, while the Tamisari largely reside on the island of Minkathala. Today Tankaris continue to face cultural and economic discrimination because of their differing cultures.
 
Since the 2020 Census, the government has allowed Arthasthanis to identify as [[Vanavasi]] in addition to their ethnic group. The Vanavasi are not an ethnic group, but rather a term to refer to over 900 different ethnic groups, through intentional or accidental isolation, have been sheltered from the wider Satrian society. Thus the term refers to an extremely diverse range of different ethnocultural groups, including {{wp|Indo-European peoples|Sataro-Euclean}} peoples, {{wp|Dravidian peoples|Tankari}} peoples, and a {{wp|language isolate}}. Most Vanavasi today live in traditional social groups, such as tribes or clans, based on farming. The majority of 9.4 million Vanavasi live in the central and eastern border regions of [[Mahabhumi (Arthasthan)|Mahabhumi]] and [[Utcalasthan (Arthasthan)|Utcalasthan]].
 
During the [[Socialist Satria Campaign]] from 1951 to the 1970s, the Vanavasi were the target of cultural and ideological "rectification" policies  in order to assimilate them into Arthasthani society. The most notorious policies included land seizures to forcibly settle them, mandatory enrollment of Vanavasi children in state run schools, and the dismantling of traditional hereditary power structures. These policies led to significant ethnic tensions and the [[Vanavasi Insurgency]] which continue to the present day. The Vanavasi continue to face significant discimination in Arthasthani society, economic deprivation, and the legacy of the Socialist Satria Campaign. 
 
The last ethnic category are "Others", which largely consist several isolated cultures that identify as Vanavasi. The remaining peoples include Ansans, [[Euclea|Eucleans]], and other [[Coius|Coians]] such as South Coians, [[Southeast Coius|Southeast Coians]], [[Rahelia|Rahelians]], and [[Bahia|Bahians]].
 
===Languages===
Arthasthan is a multiethnic and multilingual state; the predominantly used languages of Arthasthan are the {{wp|Bhojpuri language|Samundrese}}, {{wp|Oriya language|Utcalan}}, {{wp|Bengali language|Prasumi}}, and {{wp|Marathi People|Harringhati}} languages. These langauges are a part of the {{wp|Indo-European languages|Sataro-Euclean langauges}}. Arthasthan has several minority languages which are part of the {{wp|Dravidian languages|Tankari languages}} such as {{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}, {{wp|Konkani language|Marani}}, {{wp|Assamese language|Vijayla}}, and {{wp|Malayalam language|Valarna}}. These languages are recognized by the national government as protected languages and are the official language of their respective regions. In ancient Arthasthan, {{wp|Sanskrit|Parbhan}} was the language of written communication, especially by priests. Under [[Etruria|Etrurian]] rule, {{wp|Italian language|Vespasian}} was the main language of the colonial adminstration and which led to the languages in Arthasthan gaining Vespasian loanwords.
 
The {{wp|Hindi language|Matrabashi language}} is the {{wp|lingua franca|lingua gaullica}} and first official language of Arthasthan as designated by the Arthasthani government. It is an symbol of Satrian identity, Arthasthani socialism, and national unity. It is the main medium of communication in the country, understood by over 75% of Arthasthanis, but it is the primary language of only 5% of Arthasthan's population. {{wp|Italian language|Vespasian}} is the second official langauge of the country, primarily used in official business, government, and law. The use of other languages for these situations are officially discouraged, although this is rarely followed. Most Arthasthani citizens are bilingual; using Matrabashi and Vespasian as common languages to communicate with other Arthasthanis and their {{wp|mother-tongue}} to communicate within their ethnic group.
 
There is significant diversity within the Vanavasi languages with 800 indigenous languages, but most have fewer than 1,000 speakers. The average Vanavasian language has around 7000 speakers, although some languages have gone extinct. No languages of the [[Vanavasi]] are recognized; the use of their languages have declined as the use of Samundrese continues to be promoted in these communities by the federal government. The government has not made any attempt to halt the languages' decline or to preserve them, leading to accusations of forced cultural assimilation.
 
===Religion===
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Arthasthan is consitutionally an "Ashramic nation" as the constitution of Arthasthan declares [[Ashram]] as the {{wp|state religion}} of Arthasthan and makes numerous references to Ashramic principles. However it also establishes the country as a {{wp|secular state}}, protects the {{wp|freedom of religion}}, and proclaims equal recognition to all religions in the country. Ashram is the dominant religion followed by 78% of the population. It is home to the largest population of Ashramists in the world and one of two Ashramic-majority countries of the world, the other being [[Rajyaghar]]. The majority of Arthasthani Ashramists follow the Sucikammavāda school, followed by minorities of those who follow Ekattavāda and those who follow no particular school. The largest gathering of Ashramists in Arthasthan is the socialist Followers Congress, held annually by the Patriotic Truth Association. A member organisation of the [[Satrian Section of the Workers' International|Satrian Section]], it is the largest Ashramic congregation in Arthasthan. It is part of the [[Ashramic Commission]], an autonomous body of the Satrian Section Secretariat.
===Largest cities===   
===Education===
The Arthasthan government has little authority over the country's education system and curriculum, beyond establishing certain mandatory rules. Instead ultimate authority falls to local councils and education authorities. Education is free and is compulsory from the ages of 5 to 18, although students have the option at 16 to join the workforce through an apprenticeship. The standard school year runs from mid August to late May with some regional variations. The Ministry of Education has the authority to enforce these general rules and investigate wrongdoing, but has little control over these schools. {{wp|Homeschooling}} is an option for students who have severe behavioural or learning difficulties or would be impeded by placement in a school.
 
Optional {{wp|kindergarten}} education is provided by various organisations for all children between two and five years old. {{wp|Primary education}}, lasts for five years, which beings at five years of age and ends with students graduating at ten. The school first concentrates on teaching student basic knowledge, skills, and activities before shifting to gauging a student’s abilities. A test administered before graduation will measure a student’s cumulative abilities.
 
{{wp|Secondary education}} is broken into two parts; the General School for general education from ten to fourteen years old and two separate specialised schools from fourteen to eighteen. The High School is for talented and intelligent students, which emphasises academic learning and preparation for universities. Students can also go to a Vocational School, which teaches a student the skills for a particular job. Otherwise they can remain in the General School until graduation. They also offer artistic, gymnasium, and vocational classes. The General School also offers a variety of courses designed to prepare students with essential skills for adulthood. These include learning to pay various taxes and bills, driving a car, gun safety, and culinary classes.
 
There are 12 universities and over 100 colleges for {{wp|tertiary education}} in the country, which are directly managed by the Ministry of Education. It is divided into vocational {{wp|polytechnic|technicals}} and academic {{wp|universities}}. Admission is free for students applying to technicals and universities who have an above average grade. Below that students must pay the admission fee. 
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The Arucian Spring refers to the period between the end of the Great War in 1935 to the dissolution of the United Provinces in 1955 when the countries of the Arucian experienced a cultural, political, economic, and social revolution. The period was characterized by the creation of national identities, the rise of land reform movements, an increase in the popularity of socialism, and the formation of new countries across the region.

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Countries

Bonaventure

Carucere

Imagua and the Assimas

Île d'Émeraude

Sainte-Chloé

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