Lamada

Lamada is an island state in Syrilgen. It is a federal state consisting of five states: Senyorís, Turimopa, Neol, Preucha and Contante. The capital is Sura in Turimopa, the largest of the five states.

The largest state is Turimopa. Together with Preucha it formed an union in 3740. In 3756 the Union of Lamada (Lamada Hropalska) was formed with the treaty of Sura. This led to the formation of the Lamadan state in 3758, which was founded by the Lamadan Unity Party (Korospalska na Lamadadur). The LUP governed the country for 30 years, until 3788, when the first democratic elections were held after the Silent Revolution (Morapaksparta). The current president, Cita Napikra, is frequently criticized for his autocratic manner of governing the country.

Today, Lamada remains one of the poorer countries of Syrilgen and Moqa.

Lamada is an ethnically diverse country with no absolute ethnic majority. The official languages of Lamada are Inadi, Parata, Atisi, Turimopi, Yorisi, Epiki, Contanti, Preuchani and Neoli.

Lamada has close political and economic ties with Lovya and Harvenn.

Administrative divisions
Lamada consists of five federal states (litata), 27 provinces (anta, only in Preucha, Neol, Senyorís and Turimopa). Contante is directly subdivided in parishes (korospa).

The litata and anta are:
 * Senyorís
 * ​Erská
 * Groé
 * Chyapra
 * Staprophinta
 * Sulanta
 * Turimopa
 * ​Neralanta Trota
 * Monta
 * Prinpal
 * Nataralesa
 * Neralanta Sura
 * Gonacamanta
 * Punanta
 * Isalacola
 * Salanta
 * Neol
 * ​Kunda
 * Ardyson
 * Parata Lusa
 * Damatraborkan
 * Montanaka
 * Vala
 * Mio
 * Kita
 * Preucha
 * ​Abaca
 * Ilasa
 * Marilona
 * Lebredacastu
 * Vendoma
 * Morana
 * Contante

Language
The lingua franca of Lamada is the same als the rest of the Atisian world, Atisi. It has few native speakers in Lamada however. Most people speak it as a second language, next to their native tongue. The largest language by number of speakers is Turimopan, which is spoken throughout Turimopa and parts of Preucha. Inadi is spoken in the hills of eastern Turimopa, while Parati is the predominant language of the Paratan Islands, an island group consisting of partly Turimopan, partly Neol territory halfway between Neol and Turimopa.

Neoli is the predominant language of Neol. It is also spoken in parts of the Neol part of the Paratan Islands. Two languages are spoken in Senyorís: Yorísi and Epiki. Preuchani is spoken in Preucha, while almost everyone in Contante speaks Contanti, a language that is closely related to Preucha.