East Resha

Not to be confused with Eastern Resha.

East Resha (Reshan: Reshask Esmer), officially the Eastern Reshan Republic (Reshan: Renigelsk Reshask Esmer), is a country located on the shores of the Reshan Gulf. It has a population of 3,026,490. Its capital and largest city is Lader.

East Resha is a presidential republic, which was established following its independence from Resha on 22 February 1988. East Resha is a unitary state, consisting of eight counties, further subdivided into municipalities.

The territories consisting of modern-day East Resha were incorporated into the Kingdom of Resha on 23 March 1623 following the Reshan unification. After years of dissatisfaction with the monarchy, they gained their independence in 1988. Indigenous people of East Resha are known as Reshans, and are genetically identical to Reshans found in Resha and Kypa. Reshans constitute about 98% of the population, while other nationalities, mainly immigrants, make up about 2%.

The sole official language of East Resha is Reshan, a member of the Jeger language family. Reshan is spoken natively by the majority of the population.