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Republic of Patasura Repubblica di Supratiana 𑄉𑄕𑄢𑄎𑄴𑄎 𑄛𑄖𑄥𑄪𑄢 Gaṇarajja Patasura
Flag Coat of Arms of Patasura Coat of Arms
Motto: 𑄥𑄖𑄴𑄠𑄟𑄬𑅇 𑄎𑄠𑄖𑄬 "Truth alone triumphs"
Anthem: "Patasur, Land of Gold"
Map of Patasura Map of Patasura
Capital and largest city	Kusumapura
Recognised national languages	Pali Vespasian
Ethnic groups	41.5% Bengali 25.4% Oriya 12% Bhojpuri 9% Marathi 6% Konkani 2.6% Telugu 1.9% Malayalam 1.1% Assamese 0.5% Other
Demonym(s)	Patasuran
Government	Federal dominant-party presidential republic
• President of Patasura	Floriano Brahmachari
• Vice President	Pranit Satpathy
• President of the Ratthayya Sosad	Narayan Cerino
Legislature	Ratthayya Sosad
Independence  from Etruria
• Recognized	22 August, 1946
• Current constitution	6 January, 1993
Area
•	6,259,456 km2 (2,416,789 sq mi)
Population
• Estimate	111,493,290
• 2020 census	108,182,767
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	€2.066 trillion
• Per capita	€18,533
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	1.102 trillion
• Per capita	€9,880
Gini (2020)	34.9 medium
HDI (2020)	0.720 high
Currency	Patasuran florin (PAF/Pƒ)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy (CE)
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.pa

Patasura (Pali: 𑄛𑄖𑄥𑄪𑄢, Patasura; Vespasian: Supratiana), officially the Republic of Patasura (Pali: 𑄉𑄕𑄢𑄎𑄴𑄎 𑄛𑄖𑄥𑄪𑄢, Gaṇarajja Patasura; Vespasian: Repubblica di Supratiana) is a country located on the Satrian subcontinent. The country borders, from clockwise, Venikara, Rajyaghar, Ajahadya, Ansan, and Padaratha. With a population of 110 million persons, Patasura is the second most populated country in Satria, beyhind Ajahadya.

Humans have continuously inhabited the region for tens of thousands of years, with archeological evidence showing the existence of sedentary agriculture from as far back the 6th millennium BCE. Located at the crux of the Bashurat delta, Patasura soon became the heartland of Satro-Eucleans, and gave rise to numerous petty city-states. These city-states became epicenters for religious and economic activity throughout the Copper, Bronze, and Iron Ages. Through synoecism, three city-states emerged as hegemonic powers in the Bay of Bashurat; culminating in the historiographic "Old Kingdoms" period. Throughout the classical age, the Old Kingdoms established vast thalassocratic polities encompassing extensive ocean, riverine, and overland trade and market networks. Because of their reliance on trade for wealth, the Old Kingdoms began to decline by the start of the Common Era, and they were eventually conquered by the ascending Sangma Empire.