The Holy Land
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| The Holy Lands of Abraham | |
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| General Info | |
| Official Name | The Holy Lands of Abraham |
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| Capital | Jerusalem |
| Demonym | N/A, All inhabitants used their religion as a demonym. |
| Anthem | National Anthem of "The Holy Land" |
| Politics | |
| Government | Theocratic Absolute Monarchy* |
| Ideology | Abrahamic Theocracy |
| Head of State | SDS.035-A |
| Official Language(s) | N/A |
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| Demographics | |
| Population | 18 Million |
| Species | Mostly Human |
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| Geography | |
| Planet | Yata |
| Continent | Asia |
| Region | Levant |
| Historical Info | |
| Founded | 259 |
| Dissolved | 396 |
| Preceded by | |
| Succeeded by | Canaan |
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| Created by | Hakced |
| Controlled by | Hakced |
The Holy Lands of Abraham, often known as The Holy Land was a sovereign theocratic state located in the Levant. The nation was notable for being home to several anomalous phenomena related to the Abrahamic Religions of the world. The Holy Land only bordered the United Arab Republic and later on The Confederacy, both of which surrounded it on all sides except for its coast on the Mediterranean in the west. The Capital of the Nation was Jerusalem, where its leader presumably lived in a unidentified floating structure. The Holy Land suddenly vanished with all anomalous activity ceasing in 396 after issuing a prediction of the end of The Confederacy.
Government
Information about the structure of The Holy Land was sparse, but it was presumably a theocratic monarchy with the entity known as SDS-035-A as its leader. Its internal laws were unknown, nor how it operated as a theocracy for every Abrahamic faith at once.
Demographics
The ethnic demographics of The Holy Land are unknown, but a large portion are thought to be Arabs. The religious population is known more about, as the Nation is not home to a single person not affiliated with either Christianity, Islam, Judaism or another Abrahamic religion.
