The Amarian Combine

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The Amarian Combine

The Amarian Combine (colloquially Greater Amaria or The Combine) is a federation between the three Sonhelian nations of Umetuč, Alftheimn and Aucasus. The Amarian Combine's territory spans from the northern islands of the continent of Syrovoho to the western regions of Kitkras, bordering Geranhul-ya.

The Amarian Combine
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Map of the Amarian Combine in 2408
Capital Tålakjemeqa (in Umetuč)
Official languagesTokagebac, Alftheimnish
Recognised regional languagesTokagebac, Cruiniiral, Ax tot Yonn, Dj̆ty, Xopukuli, Muippelore, Mtàd Tokagebac, Alftheimnish, Aucusian Alftheimnish
Ethnic groups
Tokagebac, Cruiniiral, Ax tot Yonn, Dj̆ty, Xopukuli, Muippelore, Mtàd Tokagebac, Alftheimn, Aucusian, Geran, Kironian
Demonym(s)Amarian (Umetučite, Alftheimnish, Aucusean)
GovernmentFederal parliamentary authoritarian republic
• Head Coordinator
Slabjo Čiček
Population
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198,915,215*
• Density
41/km2 (106.2/sq mi)
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CurrencyK̨jagod (₦)
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History

The Amarian Combine was founded by its current members (Umetuč, Alftheimn and Aucuses) in 2405 afther the decision to extend the functions of the already existing Amarainist Economic Block (established the year before). The Amarianist Constitution was signed by the heads of the three states in Tålakjemeqa in Jenuary of 2405, thus officially establishing the Combine as a political and economic entity.

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