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Pozolanni

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Kingdom of Pozolanni
Reine de Pessulaña (Pozolanni)
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Flag
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Coat of arms
Motto: Nada es ederra sin mina.
"Nothing is beautiful without struggle."
Anthem: 
Batalla Ereserkia de Pessulaña
"Battle Anthem of Pozolanni"
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Location of Pozolanni (dark green)
CapitalAcheuli
LargestAtiberan
Official languagesPozolanni
Recognised national languagesVivanquianMercanti
Religion
(2020)
Kérygism 41.2%, Vestrisism 23.5%, Courantism 18.9%, Aerzeanism 8.4%, Others 8.0%
Demonym(s)Pozolanni
GovernmentUnitary presidential constitutional monarchy
• Monarch
Carlito II
• President
Emigdio Tejeda
LegislaturePozolanni Legislative Assembly
Formation
• Independence from Rethan
1092
Area
• Total land area
101,768 km2 (39,293 sq mi)
Population
• 2020 estimate
10,095,385
• Density
99.4/km2 (257.4/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)597.9 billion IBU estimate
• Per capita
59,229 IBU
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Per capita
51,568 IBU
Gini28.3
low
HDI0.882
very high
Driving sideright

Pozolanni (Pozolanni: Pessulaña [pɛtˈtswːleɪɲə]), officially the Kingdom of Pozolanni (Reine de Pessulaña), is a country situated in Central Meterra. It borders Vivanco to the north and Pacronesia to the south; while Demescia lies to the west across the sea. Pozolanni is home to roughly ten million people and it covers an area of 101,768 square kilometers (39,293 sq mi). The official language of the country is Pozolanni, which is split between multiple different dialects, while Vivanquian and Mercanti are also formally recognized. Acheuli is the country's capital, while Atiberan is the largest city. Both cities are located on the Pozolanni coastline, where nearly three-quarters of the population resides.

Etymology

Pozolanni --> Pessulaña

History

history

Prehistory and antiquity

Archaic and Classical period

Kérygist Era

Rethanist Era

Early Modern Era

Modern Period

Unification

Kingdom of Pozolanni

Fascist Wars

Gustavoist dictatorship

Democratic restoration

Recent History

Geography

geography