Padaratha

Republic of Padaratha పాదరథ కుడఉయార్చు Pādaratha Kuḍuyārcu
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Oka prajalu, oka vidhi" (Tamisari) One People, One Destiny
Anthem: "Maha Prasthanam" "The Great Journey to a New World"
Padaratha (dark blue) located within Coius (light blue).
Location of Padaratha
Capital and largest city	Kandukur
Official languages	Estmerish Tamisari
Recognised national languages	Pumil Valarna Chatra Harringhati
Ethnic groups (2020)	28.6% Tamisari 26.4% Pumil 15.6% Valarna 12.6% Sahaput 11.1% Chatral 1.6% Vanavasi 4.1% other
Religion (2020)	81.3% Zohist 9.2% Tankari folk religion 7.1% Sotirian 1.3% Ashram 0.3% Tulyata 0.2% Badist 0.4% other
Demonym(s)	Padarathan
Government	Federal parliamentary constitutional republic
• President	Hiriya Prasanna
• Premier	Gaurav Mahamuni
Legislature	Samakhya Samavesam
• Upper house	Senet
• Lower house	Sahayakula Illu
Independence from Estmere
• Independence	1 November 1946
• Patriation	18 May 1962
Area
• Total	412,196 km2 (159,150 sq mi)
Population
• 2020 estimate	101,566,203
• 2013 census	95,883,247
GDP (PPP)	2020 estimate
• Total	$916 billion
• Per capita	$9,555
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	$495 billion
• Per capita	$5,166
Gini	31.5 medium
HDI	0.691 medium
Currency	Pagoda (ಪ್) (PGD)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+86

Padaratha, officially the Republic of Padaratha, is a country in Satria. It borders Arthasthan to its east, and shares maritime borders with Baekjeong and Senria. It also shares a maritime border with Minkathala, which has been occupied by Arthakhand since 1984. Padaratha has a population of 101 million, of which 8.5 million live in the capital of Kandukur.

The first humans arrived in Satria around 55,000 years ago, with the Barayan Site revealing that they had settled in modern Padaratha by 47,000 BCE. By the 4th or 3rd millenium BCE Proto-Purvan had spread to Padaratha, and was likely the most widespread indigineous language in Satria. After the 2nd millenium BCE Proto-Satro-Pardarian began arriving from the east, and by 1200 BCE Parbhan had largely begun to supplant Purvan in the east. This process would continue until the modern-day, gradually pushing the Purvanic languages further west.

From 3500 BCE to 1000 BCE the area was home to the Vistra and Narpra cultures, which coincided with the legendary Puliraj, Jalariraj, and semi-legendary Puranagar dynasties. -More ancient Satrian stuff here-

-Medieval Satrian stuff here-

Etymology

The etymology of the name Padaratha means "Western Chariot", and refers to the title of the same name. It comes from the Tamisari పడమర Paḍamara "West", and రథం Rathaṁ "Chariot", itself from the Parbhan रथ rátha. The Swaraj movement coined the term for the majority-Purvan region of Satria under Estmerish rule.

Under Estmerish rule, Padaratha was commonly known as Canducca, after the Canducca Presidency. The Canducca Presidency was the largest of three Presidencies, until they were merged in 1912 into Estmerish Satria.

Politics and government

Government

Hiriya Prasanna
President since 2016

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Gaurav Mahamuni
Premier since 2020

Demographics

Religion in Padaratha as of 2020.

  Zohists (81.3%)

  Ashram (1.3%)

  Tulyatans (0.3%)

  Badists (0.2%)

  Sotirians (7.1%)

  Tankari folk religion (9.2%)

  other and irreligion (0.4%)

Religion

Padratha's constitution guarantees freedom of religion, and establishes Padaratha as a secular state. The country is religiously diverse, with Zohism being the largest religion, followed by 80 percent of the population. The majority of Padarathan Zohists follow the Theuku school, followed by minorities of followers of the Busothaq and Tsandau schools. Padaratha has the second largest Zohist population in the world, and the largest in Satria. Zohism first arrived in the 3rd century BCE, from dissidents fleeing Xiang persecution, but it did not begin to spread until after the 8th century CE when merchants and clergy from Senria arrived. -Some more non-history stuff here-

-Ashram-

Sotirianity

-Badi, Tulyata, and other-

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  Sree Sako Maharana Temple a Zohist House of Worship in Sagpathur

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  Lotus Palace, a Zohist House of Learning in Kandukur

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  Jalandukur Temple, an Ashram Temple in Jalandukur

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  Karalnagama Mahidtari Temple, a Tulyatan Temple in Karalnagama

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  Ambedesar Lake Temple, a Badi Temple in Ambedesar

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  Kandukur Cathedral, a Communion Cathedral in Kandukur