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NationThat, officially the Republic of NationThat, is a unitary semi‑presidential republic located in the Central Plateau region between the northern highlands and the southern river valleys. The capital city, Solara, lies at an elevation of 1,200 metres and serves as the political, cultural, and economic centre of the country. The borders of NationThat enclose an area of approximately 35,000 square kilometres, which includes mixed subtropical climate zones ranging from temperate highlands to humid lowlands.

The modern state of NationThat traces its origins to the 17th‑century unification of several tribal confederations. In 1893, it declared independence from the former Empire of Lyra and joined the League of Nations in 1920. The constitution adopted in 1950 establishes a semi‑presidential system with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The National Assembly comprises 120 seats elected every four years by a mixed‑member proportional system. The judiciary remains independent, with the Supreme Court serving as the highest appellate body.

NationThat’s economy is diversified, relying on agriculture, manufacturing, and a growing service sector. The largest exported goods are cocoa, timber, and processed textiles, while foreign investment has risen in the renewable energy and information technology fields. The national currency, the "Nethal", is pegged to the global benchmark FX rates. As of 2023, the population is estimated at 4.8 million, with major ethnic groups comprising the Lenari, Uro, and Maran peoples. Christianity and traditional animism hold the widest cultural influence, with national holidays such as Founders’ Day and Harvest Festival reflecting its historical roots. NationThat remains an active participant in regional forums, such as the Southern Hemisphere Economic Alliance, and maintains diplomatic relations with more than 120 sovereign states worldwide.