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|demonym = Esmiran
|government_type = [[wikipedia:federalism|Federal]] [[Dahorianism|Dahorianist]] [[wikipedia:one-party state|one-party]] [[wikipedia:totalitarianism|totalitarian]] [[wikipedia:dictatorship|dictatorship]] under a [[wikipedia:theocracy|theocracy]]
|leader_title1 = Supreme Leader
|leader_name1 = Aboa Habshi
|leader_title2 = President
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|leader_title3 = Director of Internal Affairs
|leader_name3 = Jituj Tkaya
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'''Esmir''', officially the '''Esmiran Federation''', is a country in Gondawa that spans across both sides of the Esmiri Strait. Throughout history, modern-day Esmir was occupied by a range of empires with a occasional periods of unification under imperial dynasties. In 1910, the Sara Dynasty united much of modern Esmir’s borders under its control by annexing two of its vassal states.
Since the 1990s, the Esmiran Federation’s unique insights regarding geopolitics have placed it in an interesting position. For the most part, it remains rigidly isolationist and militaristic while placing an emphasis on its [[Dahorianism|Dahorianist]] anthropology, which remains the core of Esmiran political life. The country is exceedingly critical of the “seafaring empires” of the world, which it sees as individual projects of an antagonistic “thalassocratic object”. Esmir considers itself a “land empire”, to say that its territory being the subject of Esmiran reality reinforces its closed, associative quality, while the “seafaring empires” maintain the sea as the subject of the cosmopolitan reality, which reinforces the open and dissociative quality. The supreme leader of Esmir
Esmir is a regional power due to its geostrategic location and expansive military capabilities, as well as its leading role in the Orthodox Katharian faith. It is the leading member of the Rehmed Cooperation Association and a founding member of the International Human Organization.
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