Vorsari (Pacifica)
Not to be confused with the Island of Vorsari or the Northern Vorsari administrative region in 
Alcoalitania
Kingdom of Vorsari Vorsari | |
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Motto: "For the Monarch, Country, God!" | |
Anthem: For Vorsari | |
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| Capital and largest city | Moak |
| Official languages | Vorsarin |
| Recognized languages | C'ao, Austral |
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| Demonym(s) | Vorsarin |
| Government | Unitary Christian absolute monarchy |
• King | Vasil Blois |
| Area | |
• Land | 256.8 km2 (99.2 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2022 estimate | 345,945 |
• Density | 1,054/km2 (2,729.8/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $10.48 billion |
• Per capita | 30,294 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $7.09 billion |
• Per capita | 20,506 |
| Gini (2022) |  25.53low |
| HDI (2022) |  0.857very high |
Website vorsari.gov | |
Vorsari (officially the Kingdom of Vorsari) is a coastal microstate situated in the western-central region of Bailtem. The country shares a land border with Alcoalitania to the north, while the South Pacific Ocean surrounds it on all other sides. The capital and largest city, Moak, covers an area of approximately 37 square kilometers and serves as the administrative and economic center of the nation.
The official language of Vorsari is Vorsarin, with C'ao and Austral recognized as minority languages. The population is predominantly Christian, with 71.3% of residents identifying with the faith, primarily within the Maronite Christian tradition. 10% of the population is irreligious, and 18.7% follow other religions.
Vorsari is governed as a Unitary Christian absolute monarchy under the rule of King Vasil Blois. The country is a unitary state with no provinces. Vorsari has maintained a state of neutrality and has no military. However, the Coalitanian military protects the country's interests and sovereignty. Vorsari has maintained very close relations with Alcoalitania, as around 40.5% of the country's population is Coalitanian, and both countries' population study abroad in each others' lands.
Vorsari was first settled around ~300 BC by a tribe (the Koros people) that migrated from the Bailtem mainland. The tribe inhabited the island for centuries until most of the tribe's population were killed by an unknown disease. A wave of immigration into the island came from modern-day Alcoalitania and the Koros became a minority. The new immigration at around 1000 CE brought Christianity to the island, and it was followed by most of the population as a result of the past monarch passing a rule to introduce it to the people. The island stayed sovereign for centuries until it was colonized by the Alcoalitanian Empire in the 1550s, and then later colonized by the Kustannuksan Empire in the 1700s. Vorsari gained independence from all foreign colonial powers after decolonization (after the Great War in 1955). After Alcoalitania had reclaimed the land of Northern Alcoalitania, Vorsari signed a protection treaty with Alcoalitania to maintain Vorsari's independence, while giving them a generous amount of land up north in the island (where it was sparsely populated).