Batsweda

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Republic of Batsweda
جمهورية البهودة (Sahrabic)
Ɓɛ́xwáɖá Nyɔ-kpòwuɖuí (Banno)
Batswɛɖa Dukɔa ƒe Dukɔa (Latso)
Tokpɔn Bocwɛɛɖò (Mi)
Republik bu Batwéda (Nitnide)
Anthem: "O, Dawn of Liberty"
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Capital
and largest city
Jakasse
Official languagesAnglish, Sahrabic
Recognised national languagesBanno, Latso, Mi, Nitnide
Ethnic groups
(2020)
34.3% Banno
22.8% Latso
19.9% Nitnide
14.5% Mi
6.4% Sahrab
2.1% Other
Religion
(2020)
49.1% Salam
–35.6% Alharun
–13.5% Argic
46.0% Christianity
–19.3% Folk Christianity
–16.0% Aromanism
–10.7% Orthodox Christianity
3.3% no religion
1.5% Other
Demonym(s)Batsweda
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary directorial republic under a military junta
• President
Samuel Nyantah (interim)
Vacant
LegislatureParliament
Senate
National Assembly
Independence from the Pepper Coast Company
• Conquest of the Tsweda river basin
c. 1500
• Siege of Jakasse
12 May 1811
• Independence declared
11 November 1960
• Joined the Assembled Nations
1 January 1961
• End of the First Batsweda Civil War
12 February 1969
27 September 2002
Area
• Total
21,516 km2 (8,307 sq mi)
• Water (%)
14.2
Population
• 2020 census
1,214,380
• Density
56.4/km2 (146.1/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)2024 estimate
• Total
$4.062 billion
• Per capita
$3,345
GDP (nominal)2024 estimate
• Total
$1.475 billion
• Per capita
$1,215
Gini (2024)Negative increase 41.7
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CurrencyBatsweda widi (߿) (BDW)
Driving sideleft
Calling code+360
ISO 3166 codeBD
Internet TLD.bd

Batsweda, officially the Republic of Batsweda, is a country on the [position] coast of Azania.

Etymology

Geography

Climate

Ecology

History

Early history

Batsweda Empire

Decline of the Empire

Pepper Coast Company rule

Independence and civil wars

Post-Jakasse Peace Accords

Government

Administrative divisions

Foreign relations

Military

Police force

Coast guard

Population

Demographics

Languages

Religion

Education

Economy

Agriculture

Fishing

Natural resources

Manufacturing

Transportation

Energy

Culture

Media

Music

Sports

Cuisine

Public holidays and festivals

See also