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The Union of Qazhshava

Пӗрӗхми Каҫҫава'н ([placeholder])
Other:
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Flag
Coat of Arms Qazhshava.png
Coat of arms
Motto: 
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"Toghether we are strong"
Anthem: 
"Маршӑм пӗрӗхӗн"
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"Unity's March"
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CapitalKarakach (Korekać)
Working languages[placeholder]
Official Languages
Demonym(s)Qazhshavan
GovernmentFederal Parliamentary Republic
• President
Ikki Enverće
• Prime Minister
Miśi Śećer
LegislatureNational Assembly
Area
• Total
1,270,260 km2 (490,450 sq mi)
Population
• 2018 estimate
82,109,690
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
1,149 Trillion $ACU
935,730 Thousand ᕋ
• Per capita
14 000 $ACU
11 401 ᕋ
HDI (2018)Increase 0.759
high
CurrencySekinar ᕋ (SEK)
Time zone-5 , -4:30
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy
Driving sideright
Calling code+37
Internet TLD.qz

The Union of Qazhshava ([placeholder]: [placeholder]) is a Large Country in Southern Thuadia. It is geographically located in the North of the Laurantine bay, and is part of the Sekidean Union. The Union of Qazhshava has a population of 82,109,690.

Karakach is the capital and the largest city of the Country.

Qazhshava is a very ethnically diverse nation, primarily representing the indigenous Haydag people, an Isolate ethnic group who have traditionally lived along the Many Lakes and Rivers located within Qazhshava. The majority of the State's population are ethnic [placeholder], with minority populations of Lakkathans, various Germanic and Slavic peoples, Rumans, and Tayamoes, who are also an indiginous group to the region. The official language of Qazhshava is the [placeholder]. Qazhshava is bordered by Krenya to the west, Tiskaiya to the north, New Sebronia to the northeast , Bakyern to the east, Mustelaria (Zhousheng) to the southeast, and Gadorien to the south.

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