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Siha-Silulu (Swara: སིཧ་སིལུལུ), officially The Monarchical State of Siha-Silulu, colloquially known as Sihailu, and formerly known as Luanha, is a country in Southern Kesh. It occupies almost the entirety of the Luanha, spanning 929.097 square kilometers (358,726 sq mi), with a population of over 82 million people. Siha-Silulu is bordered to the west by the Iapetus Ocean, to the south and east by the South Kesh Bay, and shares maritime borders with Ramay and South Kesh. Pelankan is the nation's capital and largest urban area. Siha-Silulu is a.

Etymology
Siha-Silulu (/siha·silulu/; Swara: སིཧ་སིལུལུ, RSSR : siha silulu), officially the Monarchical State of Siha-Silulu (Swara: སིཧ་སིལུལུ ཀེནཏུཨལནཀ; RSSR : siha silulu kentualanka), formerly known as Luanha (Swara: ལུཨནཧ, RSSR : 'luanga', pronounced [luaŋa]), is a country at the western side of the southernmost portion of the Kesh continent.

Etymology of Luanha
Prior to the restauration of in the  and the shaping of the current Sihailese government system, the nation that occupied the territory of present-day Siha-Silulu was called the Swari Empire of the United Realms of Luanha by its citizens. By outsiders, prior to 1812, it was usually known by the Luanha (Swara: ལུཨནཧ, RSSR : 'luanga', pronounced [luaŋa]). The word Luanha originated from Siva (makaluanha, 'ending land'), and it was used by the Swari to refer to the peninsula, more specifically, the peninsula's western side.

Etymology of Siha-Silulu and Sihailu
Siha-Silulu is hyphenated term from the Swara words siha (སིཧ), meaning 'unity', and silulu (སིལུལུ), meaning 'of the people' or 'of kinship'. It was implemented after the signing of the Sihailese Restauration of Democracy Act in 1812.

Sihailu (སིཧཻལུ) is an agglutinated version of the country's full name, and one that has been in used since the 90s. The new way of referring

Politics and government
Siha-Silulu is a unitary state under a constitutional monarchy. Queen Artemis I has been the monarch and head of state of Sihailu since 2014, having inherited the Crown at the age of 32, making her the youngest Sovereign in the country’s history. The Constitution of Siha-Silulu is codified and was established in 1812, with a set of fixed principles, duties and rights that can’t be altered. On the contrary and for every other aspect of the Constitution, no Parliament can pass laws that future Parliaments cannot change.

Geography
Totalling 929,097 square kilometers (358,726 sq mi), Siha-Silulu is the 17th-largest country by total land area. It is slightly smaller than Aftarestan and slightly larger than Jungastia.

Siha-Silulu comprises two main geographic regions. The north and center of the country is mostly composed of dry forests and savannas, while the southern region, along the coasts, experiences a greater wet season in comparison. The northeastern side of the country is characterized by being home to a portion of a massif, expanding into Siha-Silulu from neighboring countries.

The country is also home to several rivers that feed into the many lakes in the country, particularly along the coast, among which is the Waranama Lake, the largest body of water in the country, considered a sacred place for Swari culture, and, as of 1987 and by decree of the Royal Secretary of Environment and the Ministry of Environment and Landscape, a protected natural area and a no-disturb zone, with a set radio of roughly 40 km kilometers around the lake where the construction of any structure is prohibited by law.

Due to its rugged coast, Siha-Silulu is home to several major and minor peninsulas and bays, with about fifteen islands offshore, eight of which are currently inhabited.

Climate
Most of the country is classified as Köppen’s tropical savanna, while the majority of the south, as well as the entire eastern coast, and part of the western coast have a majority tropical monsoon climate. Along the northeastern border of the country, a sliver of land is also classified as having an alpine and hot steppe climate.