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Insmerda, officially the Ebrarian State of Insmerda, is a country in Argis, south of the Yeetland peninsula occupying the eastern portion of the island of Bouenezenn. While recognised by Ebrary and other countries, Northern Cyprus is considered by Aurivizh and some other countries to be part of the Aurivizht State of Bouenezenn. Casilla is the capital of Insmerda.

Following a plebiscite plagued with voter fraud in 1976 and the Ebraro-Aurivizht War of 1977, the former Republic of Insmerda was partitioned with an Aurivizht-backed government in the west and an Ebrarian-backed government in the east. This resulted in population exchange based on religion and ethnicity and the creation of the Ebrarian State of Insmerda.

Insmerda claims the entirety of the island Bouenezenn, called Insmerda by Ebrarian speakers, as well as the associated exclusive economic zone. The Ebrarian Army maintains a force in Insmerda with agreement of the Insmerdan government, with this being viewed as a provocation by the Aurivizht and Bouenezenn governments. Insmerda is part of a customs union with Ebrary and is reliant on Ebrary for military protection, making Insmerda a de facto protectorate of Ebrary. Although reliant on Ebrary, it maintains a wide degree of freedom in domestic affairs.

Economy

Insmerda is heavily reliant on forestry, natural gas, and tourism for its economic output. The natural gas resources of Insmerda are leased to the Ebrarian state-owned natural gas company. Insmerda is part of a customs union with Ebrary, and economic policy is largely dictated from the Ebrarian government. In addition, Insmerda has adopted the Ebrarian ebro as the currency.

Demographics

The majority of Insmerdans are Ebrarian Insmerdans, although there is a notable Gallasian minority and a small number of Aurivizht Insmerdans. Religiously, the Ebraricist Christian community is organized under the self-governing Archdiocese of Insmerda, with minorities of other Protestant Christians, as well as Orthodox, Aroman Christians, and a small number of Catholics.