Salmuria

Great Nation of Salmuria, Abode of the Heavenly Peace 𐤮𐤠𐤭𐤩𐤣𐤶𐤯𐤦𐤳 ""Sarlθẽtiš""
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Status	Theocratic temple state
Capital	Idulula, Enkoth, and Salmus
Largest	Idulula
Official languages	Salmurian language, High Salmurian
Recognised regional languages	Salmurian Malay, Salmurian Ainu
Ethnic groups (2020)	Salmurian, Demographics of Salmuria
Religion	Qibirad
Demonym(s)	Salmurian
Government	Theocracy governed by 3 selected god incarnates
• Ciwš	Idulula (taken name) (𐤦𐤣𐤰𐤩𐤰𐤩𐤠)
• Ciwš	Enkoth (taken name) (𐤤𐤫𐤨𐤬𐤣)
• Ciwš	Salmus (taken name) (𐤮𐤠𐤩𐤪𐤰𐤮)
Legislature	Gujan Council, Laleaara, and Vidqelara
Population
• 2023 estimate	54,043,342
Currency	Obol (SOB)
Time zone	SST

Salmuria (Salmurian: Sarldẽtiš 𐤮𐤠𐤭𐤩𐤣𐤶𐤯𐤦𐤳), officially the Great Nation of Salmuria, Abode of Heavenly Peace (Salmurian: TBA) is an independent island country in Atusia in the Sea of Kasai it is officially a temple state governed by the 3 avatar gods of the Qibirad. It has roughly 54 million inhabitants. Salmuria also has 3 official capital cities being Enkoth, Salmus, and Idulula each named for their Qibirad incarnate god with Idulula housing the Grand Gujan Council and is the largest of the 3.

While a theocracy Salmuria does have its own parliamentary system which functions primarily through the Guyan System where each gujan appoints its own delegates to the grand council for national legislation and functions. Salmuria has its own local democratic systems in the gujans.

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Etymology

Salmuria is an anglicized version of the native name "Sarlθẽtiš", it is unknown exactly where the name Sarlθẽtiš comes from but it is most likely believed to come from either the original name of one of the 3 capital cities or from an old Naciwas kingdom in mainland Atusia.

History

Pre Naciwas History

Before the arrival of the Naciwas Anatolians the island of modern Salmuria was inhabited primarily by Ainu in the North and East, and Malays in the South who have established multiple small trading clans and kingdoms which would be the predecessor of the modern Sriviš Gujan.

Demographics

Religion

Main article: Qibirad

Qibirad is the official state religion of Salmuria with the vast majority of Salmuria expected to follow some form of it. Other religions primarily exist only really in coastal settlements as non Qibriad places of worship are only permitted on manmade islands by Salmuria's trading ports for the use of foreigners.

Language

Main article: Salmurian Language

The official language of Salmuria which all Salmurians are expected to be able to speak is Salmurian. The modern Salmurian language is one of the only surviving Anatolian languages and its modern form has taken much from the influence of the local Ainu and Malayo-Polynesian languages. There is also another rarer form of Salmurian called High Salmurian which retained much more old Anatolian features than modern Salmurian but it is used primarily in law and among the elite but with the modernization of Salmuria, High Salmurian is considered an endangered language.

Salmuria has always been an important stopping point for trade going between mainland Atusia and the Savang sub-continent and for this reason it is common for many young Salmurians and those living in coastal towns and cities like Salmus to be bi or tri-lingual with foreign languages.

Geography

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Climate

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Government and Politics

Main article: Politics of Salmuria

Gujan System

Legislature

Gujan Councils , Laleaara, and Vidqelara TBD

Government

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Military

Main article: Salmurian Military

Salmuria's armed forces are both a model of a professional modern force and at the same time a relic of Salmuria's ancient and traditional form of governance. Salmuria's Armed Forces consist of the Green Standard Army, the The Four Banners, the Qibirad Millitant Orders, and the Salmurian Navy. There is no separate air force branch as the four banners and the green standard army each maintain their own planes as does the Salmurian navy.

Land Forces

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Aerial Forces

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Naval forces

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Special Forces

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Infrastructure

Transportation

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Energy

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Culture

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Food

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Economy

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