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Kingdom of Resha
Reshask Kelingel
Flagresha
Resha
Capital
(and largest city)
Hederhelm
Official languages Reshan
Recognized minority languages Titovanian
Velkanian
Ethnic groups –87% Reshans
–5% Velkanians
–5% Titovanians
–3% others
Demonym Reshan
Government Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Leaders –Prime Minister: Stefania Chulgrol
–Monarch: Sabina II
Independence –Constitution ratified: 23 March 1623
Population 18,232,850 (2017 estimate)
Currency Reshan Vaster

Resha (Reshan: Resha), officially the Kingdom of Resha (Reshan: Reshask Kelingel), is a country located in Northwestern Pravia. It has a population of 18,232,850. Its capital and largest city is Hederhelm.

Resha is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy, which was established following the unification of Reshan-speaking city-states on 23 March 1623. Resha is a unitary state, consisting of eighteen counties, further subdivided into municipalities.

Indigenous people of Resha are known as Reshans. Reshans make up about 87% of the Reshan population. During the time of colonization, many Velkanians moved to the country, and currently make up about 5% of the population, along with ethnic Titovanians who live along the border with Titovania, while 3% consists of other nationalities, mainly immigrants.

The sole official language of Resha is Reshan, a member of the Jeger language family. Reshan is spoken natively by the majority of the population. Titovanian and Velkanian are recognized as official minority languages.

History[]

Geography[]

Politics[]

Administrative divisions[]

Reshacounties

Resha is a unitary state, divided into eighteen first-level counties. The counties are administrated through democratically-elected county assemblies, who elect a county governor.  These counties are further divided into second-level municipalities. Municipalities are administrated through democratically-elected municipal councils

There are fifty-four populated places with city status. Cities form their own municipalities and are run by a democratically-elected mayor and a municipal council. Municipalities contain an administrative center and surrounding towns.

County Capital Population
(est. 2017)
Region
Hvormans Lovlork 687,450 Eastern Resha
Lagers Mandak 746,140 Eastern Resha
Sharsta Helpa 745,120 Eastern Resha
Jakvo Rongeim 536,350 Eastern Resha
Travaland Farstabrok 679,420 Southern Resha
Elin Riffer 2,629,320 Southern Resha
Myla Emilet 1,592,350 Southern Resha
Hederhelm City of Hederhelm 2,932,430 Western Resha
Leverhan Riksur 3,042,340 Western Resha
Smindal Kamendal 2,569,140 Western Resha
Kammerman Ova 1,042,240 Western Resha
Osma Trindal 395,360 Northern Resha
Grengro Arenell 104,630 Northern Resha
Svender Smalgo 102,460 Northern Resha
Kevo Trifer 124,590 Northern Resha
Finsdark Dane 132,940 Northern Resha
Smardan Malnorn 118,130 Northern Resha
Eko Smelst 52,440 Northern Resha

Economy[]

Demographics[]

Largest cities[]

The largest city in Resha is Hederhelm, the second-largest is Emilet, and the third-largest is Riffer.

Largest Cities in Resha
# City County Population
(est. 2017)
1 Hederhelm Hederhelm 1,621,240
2 Emilet Myla 1,020,510
3 Riffer Elin 1,003,320
4 Ova Kammerman 789,640
5 Riksur Leverhan 723,520
6 Luf Elin 723,230
7 Por Leverhan 656,140
8 Elber Leverhan 581,360
9 Kamendal Smindal 524,450
10 Helmdat Hederhelm 502,430

Education[]

Ureshaarts

The Faculty of Fine Arts building of the University of Resha in Hederhelm.

Main article: Education in Resha.
Higher education in Resha is offered by a range of thirteen public universities and several polytechnic universities throughout the country. The education system consists of Bachelor (2–4 years), Master (2 years), and PhD (3 years) degrees. Acceptance to universities is offered after completing high school with general study competence.

Public education is completely free for all nationalities, and funded through taxes. The academic year consists of two semesters; from September to January, and from February to June. There are several private schools throughout Resha which operate independently from the government and may offer different experiences; such as different semester schedules, tuition rates, and a core specialization.

Culture[]

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