Ilari
Republic of Ilari 3 other official names
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| Anthem: Himno Nacional de Ilari | |
| Capital | Sorata |
| Largest | Moyobamba |
| Official languages | |
| Co-official languages | |
| Demonym(s) | Ilarian |
| Government | Unitary presidential republic |
• President | Mónica Miranda Sacristán |
• First Vice President | María Alejandra Ruiz |
• Second Vice President | Juan Esteban Xirau |
• Prime Minister | Joaquin de Putiguyo Cicerón |
| Legislature | Congress of the Republic |
| Independence from the Guadosalam Federation | |
• Independence from the Estharian Empire | 14 August 1776 |
| 23 April 1945 | |
| 16 September 1971 | |
| Population | |
• 2025 estimate | 49,302,291 |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | 689.85 billion soles |
• Per capita | 43,178 soles |
| Gini (2019) | 45.6 medium |
| HDI (2018) |  0.758high |
| Currency | Ilarian sol (ILA) |
| Date format | dd.mm.yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +51 |
| Internet TLD | .ila |
Ilari, offically the Republic of Ilari is a country in South Amerigonna. It has maritime borders with the Archadian Federation and the Guadosalam Federation in the east, and observes the Pacificanna Ocean to its west. It is currently the third largest country in South Amerigonna as well as the smallest.
In 1532, Estharian conquistador Jose Francisco Sáenz de Gramartos explored and settled into the territory, subjugating the native Quechua, Aymara and other indigenous peoples in the process. A viceroyalty was established and persevered until the 18th century. On 18 August 1776, growing discontent against the Estharian monarchy led to revolutionaries under Iñigo Pelegrín to officially declare independence from the Empire. A subsequent war of independence ensued, and the Ilarian revolutionaries were victorious. Pelegrín was made president and formally consolidated governance, and more than 20 presidents would serve subsequently in the First Republic. On 5 April 1879, Guadosalam initiated a war of conquest of Ilari, and Ilari ceded its easternmost territories on 20 October 1883 despite resisting total subjugation. Guadosalam's rule over the country persevered well into the 20th century. On 16 September 1971, Juan Manuel de San Martín Ordóñez lead a revolution that would throw Ilari into interal strife. A conservative third republic was established, to which Ilari is current known to have. Political instability ensued, and was fueled by the Conservatives and Liberals. The short military rule of Anastasio Loew helped to secure stability, but at the cost of authoritarian repression and further economic instability. On 26 July 1990, Armando Kanbayashi dissolved Congress and wrote a new constitution that helped him stay in office for more than ten years. His presidency helped stabilize the nation's economy, but eventually resigned due to a corruption scandal. Presidents Serafín Barrueco through Mónica Miranda Sacristán then succeeded Kanbayashi in a fourth republic, and relatively boosted the country's economy and political influence in South Amerigonna.
Ilari enjoys a overall developed economy and is fast-growing, with contributions from mining, steel production, petroleum extraction and fishing.