Rhava

Maritime Kingdom of Rhava Chumkat Sukbaya Mana Ravanam (Rha)
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem: Ahoā Dēp Chham Phâ (ⲁหⲟⲁ ដเប ឆⲁⲙ បⲁ)
Rhava on Eurth
Rhava in Alharu
Capital	Rhavapura
Largest city	Chó Vàng
Recognised regional languages	Nalinese Sichaeng Kedani Huang Kharanese Mueng Nhai Lan Bokurian
Ethnic groups	85% Rha –39% Central Rha –28% Kham Rha –9% Khnem Rha –9% Southern Rha -8% Northern Rha -7% Hill Tribes 10% Chinese 3% Khmer    2% Malay
Religion	85% Islam 10% Bikamma 3% Catholicism 2% Buddhism
Demonym(s)	Rhavanese, Rhavan
Government	Unitary Presidential Republic
• President	Thao Seng-Souk
• Prime Minister	Tran Thi Chau
• House Speaker	Olivia Samaha
Legislature	National Assembly
Established
• Establishment of Rhava	April 9th 1957
Area
• Total	240,000 km2 (93,000 sq mi)
Population
• April 2021 estimate	39,278,162
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Per capita	=
GDP (nominal)	2021 estimate
• Total	$540 billion
• Per capita	$14,210
Currency	San (日)
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.flg

Rhava, officially the Kingdom of Rhava or Laewok Nga Rhavanam is a country located in Southeast Alharu, and is bordered by Kharai to the west, Ngoc Luat and the Adisi Ocean to the south, and the Whangahui sea to the east. Rhava has a population of about 39 million inhabitants, making it Alharu's third-most populous country. Its capital is Rhavapura and its largest city is Khōkôn Khā also known as ‘’Chó Vàng’’. Rhava has a diverse geography with tropical jungles such as the Calico Jungle, plateaus such as the Khamdong Plateau, and mountains like the Thap Set Mountain Range. It is a multi-ethnic, multi-lingual, multi-religious and multi-cultural state, hosting many different peoples and languages.

Etymology

Known as Rhavanam in the Rha language, the name is though to originate from the combination of three words; Rha (រⲁ), Vanā (វⲁនⲁ), and Nam (នⲁⲙ).

Rha, alternatively spelt Re is the Rha word for sun, originating from Sino-Rhavanese and the Huang word Ri meaning sun.

Vanā, or Vanāt means forested/jungled.

Nam, is the Rha word for south and is originated from the Nalinese word of Nam, and Huang word of Nan meaning south.

Rhavanam together means 'Sun of the Forested South' or alternatively 'Sun of the Southern Jungle'.

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