Republic of Malirusenia
| The Republic of Malirusenia Республика Малиросиния | |||
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| Motto: 'Zurvan Zindabad!' | |||
| Anthem: - | |||
| Capital city | Ognjash' | ||
| Largest city | Ognjash' | ||
| Official language(s) | Zeedic Ruthenian, Babkhi (liturgical) | ||
| Official religion(s) | Babkhi Orthodox | ||
| Demonym | Malirusian | ||
| Adjective | Malirusian | ||
| Government | Nominal Republic | ||
| • President | Mustafa Gyorgiyev | ||
| Legislature | - | ||
| Establishment | 11-III-1688 | ||
| Area | TBD | ||
| Population | Unknown | ||
| Currency | Zeedic Rubl (ZRL) | ||
| Abbreviation | MLR | ||
| Driving side | Left | ||
| Time zone(s) | TBD | ||
| National animal | Euran Lion | ||
| National drink | Arak | ||
The Republic of Malirusenia (Ruthenian Cyrillic: Республика Малиросиния; Malirussian Script: ريسپوبليكا ماليروسينييا), is an ethnically Ruthenian republic with the distinction that they are almost entirely adherents to Zurvanism. On 10 Dey 1689, they petitioned the national government to recognize their consolidated communities as an autonomous republic. Lying between the Ruthenian Republic and the Ashad Republic, they are noted for having their primary region of influence, as well as an exclave to the north, near Sazâvar.
Governance
The Republic is rightly-led by a Premier, who remains while he has the confidence of the First Secretary of the Union.
The first Premier of Malirusenia died badly after drinking an unsanctioned brand of arak.
Ruslan Paskhaev is the second and incumbent Premier of the Republic of Malirusenia, and is a devout Zurvanite.
Religion in Malirusenia
Zurvanism plays a very large part in both the government and the daily life of the people of the republic. Much like in the Ḡur Republic, fatwa - or Фатах locally - are the binding decrees of learned clerics in accordance with the principles of the Harmonious Society. Mustafa Gyorgiyev himself is a distant relative of a cousin of Zand Gozar.
Malirusenia adheres to a very strict form of Zurvanism, Gozarian Khelwesite doctrime, a form of purist and strict adherence to scriptures as promoted by Gozar.
