S'Lanter
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The Okur-Federation of The S'Lanter S'Lanter Okur-Federativnl | |
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Flag | |
Motto: Through struggle we persevered to unity. | |
Status | Independent State |
Capital | Velmegun |
Largest city | Akan'aktid |
Official languages | Standardized S'Lanter |
Demonym(s) | S'Lanter-Okurlun (sing), S'Lanter (adj), S'Lanter (plur) |
Government | Federal heptarchic representative republic |
Independent | |
Population | |
• 1610 census | 101,432,390 |
GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $2.12 trillion |
• Per capita | $20,990.10 |
Gini (1610) | 38.7 medium |
HDI (1610) | 0.821 very high |
Currency | Okur'azch (OKZ) |
Date format | mm/dd/yyyy |
Driving side | right |
Calling code | +1 |
Internet TLD | .sl |
The Okur-Federation of The S'Lanter, commonly referred as The S'Lanter, is a landlocked nation located in the southwest of the Blue Steppe on the Pelia continent. It consists of 87 holts (federal districts) and five unincorporated territories. With a population of over 100 million, it is the most populous country in the Blue Steppe region of the Pelia continent. It is the predominate nationstate of the Okurluns, a species of sapient bipedal Okur'oden. While Okurluns make up 96.3% of the population, members of other species claim citizenship in the Okur-Federation.
Etymology
S'Lanter is roughly translated to "kindred", the term becoming a national nomer in the early 1500s as Okurlun tribes unified under the Prat'chk clan.
History
Geography
S'Lanter geographic borders are defined in the west by the Olki Alps, the Trans-Lumarian Steppe in the north, the R'ffti River Valley in the south, and the Trans-Lumarian Aligriftor Lake in the east. While the majority of the land area consists of the open grassland of the Blue Steppe, there are meadows, deciduous forests, isolated mountain ranges, and cold, arid plateaus.