Sokhanistan (Pacifica)

Sokhanistan is a small, mountainous, and landlocked country located in the heart of central Bailtem. Known for its stunning landscapes, the country is characterized by towering peaks, deep valleys, and fast-flowing rivers. Despite its modest size, with an area of approximately 55.721 km², Sokhanistan's rugged terrain, complicated politics, and isolated geopolitical situation make it somewhat of a hermit kingdom.

The country is bordered by wilderness, enhancing its isolated charm. Sokhanistan includes the island of Ponaiga, and its tallest peak is Mt. Sirisidu. The Sjuhu River, which flows through much of the country, is nourished by tributaries originating from the five majestic mountains along its border: Sirisidu, Kalamaru, Savajemenu, Samonisu, and Burubunudu.

Republic of Sokhanistan Jomhuri-ye Sokhanistan (Sokhainean) ಸೋಖನಿಸ್ತಾನದ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ (Taluma)
Flag of Sokhanistan File:Sokhanistan Imperial Coat Of Arms.png Imperial Coat Of Arms
Motto: "..." "" "..."
Anthem: "May I grow Here"
Location Of Sokhanistan. Territories of Sokhanistan .
File:Sokhanistan Territories Map.png Imperial Constituent States.
Capital and largest city	Hufaidh 2°25'N 25°69'E
Official languages	Sokhainean Talu
Ethnic groups	Sokhava Talumava
Demonym(s)	Sokhani
Legislature	Imperial Parliament
Establishment
Currency	Tähtirah (SKL)
Time zone	UTC
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy CE - AE
Driving side	left
Calling code	+278
World Forum Code	SO
Internet TLD	.so

Etymology

The name "Sokhanistan" derives from a combination of elements from the Sokhainean language, reflecting the country’s cultural and linguistic heritage. Here's a breakdown of its etymology:

1. Sokhan: The root word Sakha in Old Sokhainean translates to "divine" or "holy."
2. -stan: The suffix -stan comes from Sokhainean, meaning "land" or "place of."

Thus, Sokhanistan can be interpreted as "The Holy Land" or "The Place of Divinity," emphasizing both the sacred nature of the land and the significant spiritual heritage of the people who inhabit it. This name underscores the reverence for divine communication and the centrality of the sacred in the Sokhanistan identity.

Demographics

Urban Areas

See also: List of cities in Sokhanistan (Pacifica)

Culture

Sports

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