Kolhar

Federal State of Kolhar ꡀꡟꡂ ꡘꡠꡋꡎꡦꡋ ꡞ ꡢꡡꡘꡦꡘ kug renban i qorar
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Anthem: "Hail, Our Nation!"
Capital	Vakor
Other languages	Kolhari
Demonym(s)	Kolhari
Government	Unitary presidential republic under a Single-party authoritarian dictatorship
• Davil	Arez Brionan
Legislature	Congress
Area
• Total	239,930 km2 (92,640 sq mi)
Population
• Estimate	39,534,000
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	$590.321 billion
• Per capita	$14,932
Date format	YYYY-MM-DD
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.kl

Kolhar, officially the Federal State of Kolhar, is an island nation in Aurelia. It covers 239,930 km² spread across 2 large islands, alongside a number of smaller islands. Most of these islands are in a desert climate, though the eastern portion of the main island is home to a relatively more moderate climate. It has a population of about 39,534,000 people, mostly concentrated in the eastern side of the island and along the countries rivers.

History

Early Settlement

The earliest record of human settlement on the islands of Kolhar date back to 30,000 BCE. During this time an ancient hunter-gatherer culture existed on the island. Starting from around 700 BCE there was a large migration to the islands. Based on the records of the tools used, these people are believed to be proto-Mitonese, and would continue to migrate to the island until roughly 1 CE. Around 400 BCE a separate wave of migration to Kolhar began from the east, where proto-Kolhari's migrated from the Aurelian mainland to the island. Archaeological evidence indicates these proto-Kolhari people clashed with the proto-Mitonese people and began driving them westward, and eventually to the north and south.

Politics

Kolhari politics take place in the framework of a presidential republic. The Davil acts as both the head of state and head of government. According to the constitution there are limits places on the Davil's power, however in practice the Davil wields unlimited and unchecked political authority through the entire country. Furthermore, while officially the law allows opposition political parties, in practice no political party has official recognition aside from the Kolhari Advancement Party, and the country operates as a de facto one-party state.