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|ethnic_groups = {{ublist |item_style=white-space:nowrap; | 28.6% {{wp|Telugu people| | |ethnic_groups = {{ublist |item_style=white-space:nowrap; | 28.6% {{wp|Telugu people|Tamisari}} | 26.4% {{wp|Kannada people|Pumil}} | 15.6% {{wp|Malayalam people|Valarna}} | 12.6% {{wp|Marathi people|Sahaput}} | 11.1% {{wp|Tamil people|!Chatral}} | 1.6% [[Vanavasi]] | 4.1% other}} | ||
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'''Padaratha''', officially the '''Republic of Padaratha''', is a country in [[Satria]]. It borders [[ | '''Padaratha''', officially the '''Republic of Padaratha''', is a country in [[Satria]]. It borders [[Arthakhand]] to its east, and shares maritime borders with [[Baekjeong]] and [[Senria]]. It also shares a maritime border with [[Minkathala]], which has been occupied by Arthakhand since 1984. Padaratha has a population of 101 million, of which 8.5 million live in the capital of [[Kandukur]]. | ||
The first humans arrived in Satria around 55,000 years ago, with the [[Barayan Site]] revealing that they had settled in modern Padaratha by 47,000 BCE. By the 4th or 3rd millenium BCE {{wp|Proto-Dravidian|Proto-Purvan}} had spread to Padaratha, and was likely the most widespread indigineous language in Satria. After the 2nd millenium BCE {{wp|Proto-Indo-Iranian|Proto-Satro-Pardarian}} began arriving from the east, and by 1200 BCE {{wp|Sanskrit|Parbhan}} had largely begun to supplant Purvan in the east. This process would continue until the modern-day, gradually pushing {{wp|Dravidian languages|Purvanic}} further west. | |||
From 3500 BCE to 1000 BCE the area was home to the [[Vistra culture|Vistra]] and [[Narpra culture|Narpra]] {{wp|Archaeological culture|cultures}}, which coincided with the legendary [[Puliraj dynasty|Puliraj]], [[Jalariraj dynasty|Jalariraj]], and semi-legendary [[Puranagar dynasty|Puranagar]] {{wp|dynasty|dynasties}}. -More ancient Satrian stuff here- | |||
-Medieval Satrian stuff here- | |||
Revision as of 17:02, 20 March 2021
Republic of Padaratha | |
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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| Capital and largest city | Kandukur |
| Official languages | Estmerish |
| Recognised national languages | Tamisari Pumil Valarna Chatra Sahaput |
| Ethnic groups (2020) | |
| Religion (2020) |
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| Demonym(s) | Padarathan |
| Government | Federal parliamentary constitutional republic |
| Legislature | Samakhya Samavesam |
| Senet | |
| Sahayakula Illu | |
| Independence from Estmere | |
| 1 November 1940 | |
| 18 May 1962 | |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate |  101,566,203 |
• 2013 census | 95,883,247 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | $916 billion |
• Per capita | $9,555 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | $495 billion |
• Per capita | $5,166 |
| Gini | 31.5 medium |
| HDI |  0.691medium |
| Currency | Pagoda (℘) (PGD) |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +86 |
Padaratha, officially the Republic of Padaratha, is a country in Satria. It borders Arthakhand to its east, and shares maritime borders with Baekjeong and Senria. It also shares a maritime border with Minkathala, which has been occupied by Arthakhand since 1984. Padaratha has a population of 101 million, of which 8.5 million live in the capital of Kandukur.
The first humans arrived in Satria around 55,000 years ago, with the Barayan Site revealing that they had settled in modern Padaratha by 47,000 BCE. By the 4th or 3rd millenium BCE Proto-Purvan had spread to Padaratha, and was likely the most widespread indigineous language in Satria. After the 2nd millenium BCE Proto-Satro-Pardarian began arriving from the east, and by 1200 BCE Parbhan had largely begun to supplant Purvan in the east. This process would continue until the modern-day, gradually pushing Purvanic further west.
From 3500 BCE to 1000 BCE the area was home to the Vistra and Narpra cultures, which coincided with the legendary Puliraj, Jalariraj, and semi-legendary Puranagar dynasties. -More ancient Satrian stuff here-
-Medieval Satrian stuff here-