Zamastan

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Imperial Republic of Zamastan
Zamah St'an
Flag
Motto: Long Live the Republic
Anthem: Ode to the Mount
Capital
and
Tofino
Official languagesEnglish, French, Spanish, Native Zamah St’an
Recognised national languagesEnglish
Ethnic groups
(2016)
43% Skithan-Zamastan
37% English-Zamastan
15% Black
5% Other
Demonym(s)Zamastanian
GovernmentDemocratic Republic
• President
Zacharias Castovia
Establishment
• Republic of Zamah St’an
1804
• Republic of Zamastan
1844
• Imperial Republic of Zamastan
1911
Area
• Total
359,499 km2 (138,803 sq mi)
Population
• 2016 estimate
102, 300,000
• 2014 census
99,843,038
• Density
277.72/km2 (719.3/sq mi)
HDI (2016)0.91
very high
CurrencyZamastan ziapet (ZPT)
Date formatmm-dd-yyyy
Driving sideright
Calling code+225
Internet TLD.za

The Imperial Republic of Zamastan, simply called Zamastan, is a democratic republic in the International Democratic Union. Zamastan became an important player on the world stage in the 19th and 20th centuries, assisting Allied forces in the Second World War, standing as a capitalist state among a growing communist presence, and as the founding nation of the Crown United Alliance, which at its peak contained 63 nations across the world. The nation has at times also been a member of MUTO and the International Democratic Union before the foundation of the UCA. Events within that alliance caused the leadership of Zamastan to return to the IDU, along with the nations of Vulkaria, Novachronos, Gladysynthia, and Cadair. Zamastan has advanced rapidly in the fields of technology, while maintaining the steady economic gains of mining, logging, and fishing. Zamastan is known for its rich history, stunning natural beauty, and rich living tolerances.

Etymology

Zamastan is pronounced Zah-mah-Stan, and comes from the 16th century Skith words Zaihma St’an, meaning ‘land touching sky’ and ‘extensive shores’. The standard way to refer to a citizen of Zamastan is as a "Zamastanian."

History

Skith Discovery and Colonization

Revolution of 1804 (Zamastan War of Independence)

Unification of the Colonies

Tomias Hapson and the Constitution

The Era of Avi Taures

The Parabocan War

Entrance to the 20th Century

World War Two

Marvin Gaviria and the Cold War

Post-Gaviria Era

Castovia Era

War in Vulkaria(1983-1991)

Revitalization of the Economy

Treviso Nuclear Crisis

Second War in Vulkaria (2004-2005)

Geography

Demographics

Demographics

Language

Religion

Government

Foreign Relations and Military

Economy

Culture