Hunasim
Republic of Hunasim Huńāsimi metenāsre (Hunic Anderi) | |
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 Flag | |
| Capital | Mirmasa |
| Ethnic groups | 85.7% Hunic 14.3% Other |
| Demonym(s) | Hunic, Hunasimi |
| Government | Unitary parliamentary republic |
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• Premier | to be named |
| Legislature | Assembly of the Republic |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 35,132,409 (2018) |
• Census | 34,596,140 (2016) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2017 estimate |
• Total | $394.25 billion |
• Per capita | $11,307 |
| Currency | Hunasimi Tunga (HNT) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
| Driving side | left |
Hunasim (Hunic Anderi: Huńāsim), officially the Republic of Hunasim (Hunic Anderi: Huńāsimi metenāsre), is a country in mainly located on the Hunic Peninsula in south Meredonne in Anteria. The country is bordered by Shyha to the north across the Hunic strait, empty territory to the south across the un-named sea, empty territory to the south and empty territory to the west across the something sea. Hunasim has a population of around 35 million people. The capital is the city of Mirmasa, which is also the largest city in Hunasim. The main language is Hunic Anderi with minority languages based predominantly in the south of the Hunic peninsula.
Anderi peoples arrived in modern-day Hunasim in the early 13th century after being expelled from their homeland in Anderum due to their Mimarist faith. By the late 15th century they had conquered all of the territory that makes up modern-day Hunasim. They went on to conquer lands to their south and west forming the Mimar Empire. By the late 19th century the Mimar Empire was in a protracted decline and a series of revolutions in the late 19th and early 20th century led to the shrinking of the empire to just the current territory of Hunasim.
The fall of the empire led to severe challenges to the power of the Hunic monarchs with many of their powers being taken following the formation of the Parliament in 1929. Much of the country was poor in this era and resentment towards the royal family had remained following the fall of the Empire. To make things worse the loss of the Hunic-Shyhan War in 1934 only intensified these feelings. This led to the outbreak of the Hunic Civil War in 1939 which lasted until 1951 with the appointment of !Ataturk as Premier. In 1958 King Bla was assassinated, in what many royalists called a republican coup, and the monarchy was abolished leading to the present Republic. From 1958 until his death in 1987, !Ataturk led the nation as President with his Social Republican Party serving as the dominant party during this time. Following the death of !Ataturk the Social Republicans splintered and the nations elections became competitive between the many factions with Ultra-Mimarist parties also rising to prominence but often losing due to coalitions of the various Social Republican parties.