Dtersauuw Sagua

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Dtersauuw Sagua
Anthem
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Cities
Capital City (m)
Pxalit'k'a
Largest City (m)
Ayltsaekwauw
Classification
Parliamentary republic
moderate
Economy
Currency
Dtakpa
Geography
Area
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% Water
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Highest Mountain
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Longest River
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Neighbors
Regional Influence
Moderate
Identity
Full Name
Autonomous Saguan Republic of Dtersauuwi Amalthea
Common Name(s)
Dtersauuw Sagua
Acronym
DTS
Demonym
Dtersauuwi
International
Two-letter acronym
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Internet TLD
.ds
Date format
YYYYMMDD HHII
Calling Code
+712


Intranational
Drives on the
Right
Counts in base
8
Adult Age
17
Language
Official Language(s)
Dtersauuwi, Akat'yxi, Kyr Özensiyp, Terelun (Auspik language), <Saguan language>, Lenaɣe
Most spoken
Dtersauuwi
People
Population
17,600,000
Population Density
?
Fertility Rate
?
Religion
State Religion(s)
Most believed in
Welfare
Life Span
76
Literacy
99.2%
4

The Autonomous Saguan Republic of Dtersauuwi Amalthea, or more commonly Dtersauuw Sagua, is a populated democratic socialist nation located on the continent of Amalthea and a member of the Free Federation of Amalthea.

History

major conflicts between species historically human oppression in the region

or maybe not who knows

Geography

Demographics

The population of the Dtersauuw region is mostly Saguan, nearly 80%. The region has a history of close contact between saguans and humans, and which has historically been the pivot of a few major conflicts on the Amalthean continent. Despite the spread of humans on Amalthea, the nation has maintained a high population of Saguans in conjunction with the nearby nations of Aitessek Naus, and the autonomous Darvincian region of Nausikaa.

The human population in Dtersauuw Sagua is general from the various Aovensii and west Auspik Terelun people who have over time migrated south and west during and following the expansion of the Auspik Empire.

Government

close diplomatic relations with the saguan nations on blagua

Economy

Culture

Health and Education

Sports