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Republic of Patasura Repubblica di Supratiana がならじゃ ぱたすら Gaṇarajja Patasura
Flag Coat of Arms of Patasura Coat of Arms
Motto: さてぃやめえゔぁ じゃやてえ "Truth alone triumphs"
Anthem: "Patasura, 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
•	625,946 km2 (241,679 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)	35.9 medium
HDI (2020)	0.7 high
Currency	Patasuran florin (PAF/Pƒ)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy (CE)
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.pa

Patasura (Pali: ぱたすら, Patasura; Vespasian: Supratiana), officially the Republic of Patasura (Pali: がならじゃ ぱたすら, 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.

Sangma rule was marked initially by heavy oversight, with the territories of the "Old Kingdoms" being coalesced into the Sangman crown lands. Local magistrates were directly appointed by the Sangman emperors. Subsequent rulers would lessen their control over the delta. The decline of the Sangma led to the formation of the Pala Empire in the Bay of Bashurat following the rebellion of local princes, and the northern reaches of Patasura breaking away. The Pala challenged Sangman suzerainty over the course of the 12th and 13th centuries, but ultimately fell to the Togoti Khaganate after it conquered the Bashurat basin. During this period, the city-states of the basin coalesced into the Suvarjhana Confederacy, and, while nominally under Togoti control, exerted moderate influence in the Bay of Bashurat. The collapse of the Togoti resulted in the Suvarjhana falling under the control of the Togoti Warlord Shaybani Khan, who, in turn, established an independent state. The succeeding Asaprada Empire came to rival the Rajadom of Ajahadya that had emerged in the east. Throughout the 1700 and 1800s, the Asaprade continued to open up to increasing Euclean influence. Kassar became the first permanent Euclean concession, being given to Soravia following a punitive expedition. Ultimately, the collapse of the Asaprade at the dawn of the 19th century resulted in near-total Etrurian colonization of the area, as the newlyfound independent princely states swore fealty to the Etrurian monarchy for protection against Ajahadya.

During the Great War, Patasura supplied hundreds of thousands of troops to Etruria. The Satrian Auxiliary Corps fought throughout Coius, with some units even fighting in Etruria proper. Post-War, anti-Etrurian sentiment grew as hopes of home rule were dashed, and functionalism grew in Etruria. The outbreak of the Solarian War saw a widespread Satrian revolt occur, spearheaded by the Ajahadyan-Patasuran "Pan-Satrian League." Following the complete withdrawal of Etruria in 1946, the Patasuran-branch of the Pan-Satrian League split, and leader Anirvan Sarasvati declared Patasura independent. After the Solarian War, Ajahadya launched invasions of both Patasura and Rajyaghar, starting the First Satrian War. The war ultimately reseulting in a Patasuran victory, and cemented both Sarasvati as a national hero and the National Republican Congress as the dominant political force in the country.

Politically, Patasura is a dominant-party federal republic.