Kotowari

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People's Republic of Kotowari

கோட்டோவாரி மக்கள் குடியரசு
Kōṭṭōvāri Makkaḷ Kuṭiyaracu (Ramil)
Flag of Kotowari
Flag
Map of Kotowari
Map of Kotowari
CapitalKotowari City
Recognised national languages
Recognised regional languages
Religion
GovernmentUnitary Dominant-party Parliamentary Republic
• President
Krishan Thanurajan
• Prime-Minister
Bahira Aadhithya
Area
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640,456.47 km2 (247,281.63 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 estimate
52,860,000
• 2018 census
52,423,203

Kotowari (Ramil: கோட்டோவரி or Kōṭṭōvari), officially the People's Republic of Kotowari is a country in Oriental Europa on Eurth. Bounded by the Jasmine Sea to the north, the Rosario Sea to the west and the Menelassar Bay to the south, it shares land borders with Tamurin to the south-east and Mahana to the south-west. It is also within the vicinity of San Ba across the Jasmine Sea.

Historically existing in the form of multiple kingdoms, Kotowari united in the late 17th century following the Kotowari War of Unification, The Kingdom of Kotowari was established officially, following the war, in 1677 under the rule of the Aparnan Dynasty. In 1943, Kotowari became the People's Republic of Kotowari after Queen Leyani II handed power to a parliamentary system from the monarchy, with the royal family being completely dissolved by 1983. Since 1913, Tamurin has been a democracy led by a President, managed by a Prime Minister, and governed by a unitary parliamentary constitutional republic based on the Westminster system. They are a major power in eastern Europa and arguably Orient's biggest power following Orioni. They are a member of a number of international organisations such as the Assembled Nations, Entente of Oriental States and Oriental Association for Regional Cooperation.

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