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Ḡur Ostan

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Ḡur Republic
Flag of Ḡur Republic
Republic Flag
[[|100px|Coat of Arms of Ḡur Republic]]
Republic Seal
Motto:
Anthem:
Capital city Ganzak-Gor
Largest city -
Official language(s) Babkhi
Official religion(s) Zurvanism (official), Khalypsil (majority)
Demonym Ḡurid
  Adjective Ḡurid
Government Coordinated State & Harmonious Society
 • Shahrbān Sardar Rustam Bukhori Yazghulam
Legislature Majlis-i Milli ('National Assembly')
Establishment 1688/1689
Area TBD
Population Estimated (1689)
  • 1,440,943 (settled)
  • 1,555,460 (tribal)
Currency
Abbreviation ḠUR
Driving side Right
Time zone(s) TBD
National animal Hill leopard
National drink Badeh-e Sarzamin
(a semi-sweet red wine)

The Ḡur Ostan, also known as the Ḡur Khanate, is a satrapy of the Suren Confederacy that was formerly an autonomous republic of Zeed, prior to its conquest in the Third Euran War. It remains organised along traditional lines, even whilst incorporated into the Union following its occupation by the Revolutionary Armed Forces during the first month of the year 1689. Ḡur, whose seat of government is Ganzak-Gor, is bordered by the Bassarid occupied satrapy of Zartosht to the east, Lake Erik to the south-east, the autonomous republic of Nyongolo to the south, the ungoverned territories to the west.

The majority of the population are of Babkhan heritage but adhere to the religion of Khalypsil, and are known as the followers of Drun. Intermittent warfare between the Khalypsid and Zurvanite communities of the region is an endemic fact of life that the arrival of revolutionary forces from the south has yet to disrupt.

The population is further divided between settled and tribal nomadic-pastoral communities, the latter of which have been slow to accept the restoration of formal governance.

The northern third of the country has fallen under the heavy sway and influence of the Ḥezb-e Tūde-ye Eura, a pan-Euran revolutionary movement, which has established a number of training camps and forward bases in the region bordering the Suren Confederacy and the zone of Bassarid control in Zartosht.