Kurwistan

Kurwistan, officially the Kurwi Republic (:جمهوری کوروی), is a in Central Kesh, bordering Hydar to its east and Asharistan to its north. A country of fertile plains, high mountains, and deserts, Kurwistan is home to diverse ethnic and religious groups, including, , , , and. Religious groups include, , , , , , , , and. Mihrani are the largest ethnic group, and Sunnis the largest religious group. Kurwistan is a  consisting of 5 governorates and is the only country that politically espouses Rnsanism.

Kurwistan has historically been under the control of various empires, weather it be the Aftarestan Empire, Kodeshian Empire, or the Hydar State. In the 1920s Kurwistan would become a part of the Hydar State during the Kodeshian Civil War. The regional governor Qûto Merdan became the Avaker of the Province of Kurwistan. In 1918 the Black Turban Revolt would occur in the Kurwistan region by various groups of the Hydar Mihrani, claiming Jihad against Kodeshia and espousing the ideology of Rnsanism, which supported strong Islamism, anti-imperialism, and claimed conspiracies within Kodhesia led by the ethnic Han and of the empire were working against the Mihrani peoples. The revolt would be crushed by Kodeshian mercenaries and Kurwistan would remain under the control of Kodeshia until the Kodeshian civil war, where it would enter the hands of the Hydar State. however during the 1950s Rnsanism arose in popularity once again, and in 1958 a revolt would occur led by Pêşkeftinek mezin which would see Kurwistan independence through a 10 year war known as the Hydar-Kurwi War. Since the war Kurwi-Hydar relations have remained heated with the two remaining in a cold conflict.

Kodeshian Province
Following the collapse of the Afteri Empire Kurwistan would fall into an anarchic state of feudal warlords. By 1023 CE the Ling Empire, later Kodeshia, would rule Kurwistan as one of its many provinces. As a Kodeshi province Kurwistan experienced extreme poverty and instability.

Revolutionary Council
Kurwistan is formally a. The constitution of Kurwistan transformed the country into a semi-presidential republic due to the constitutional right for the election of individuals who do not form part of the National Front for Progress. The is Head of State and the  is Head of Government. The legislature, the Peoples Council, is the body responsible for passing laws, approving government appropriations and debating policy.

The consists of the president, two vice presidents, the prime minister, and the Council of Ministers (cabinet). The constitution gives the president the right to appoint ministers, to declare war and, to issue laws (which, except in the case of emergency, require ratification by the People's Council), to declare {{wpl|amnesty, to amend the constitution, and to appoint civil servants and military personnel. According to the constitution, the president is elected by citizens in a direct election. Kurwistan {{wpl|legislative branch}} is the unicameral People's Council. Political parties outside the ruling coalition, the National Front for Progress, are barred from elections. Despite this limitation political parties outside the NFP exist, however remain relatively minor.

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