Mösteil Ulus

Mösteil Ulus, officially the Khaanate of Mösteil Ulus (:, Mösteilin Khaant Ulus) is a   in northeastern Yoju. It borders Nuorungguru to the South, as well as the Great Northern Ocean to the North. It is home to over 31 million people. It is one of the world's largest countries by area, but contains a middling population. The country contains very little, with much of the southern and central land being , as well as an icy to the North and the sparse Tenger Mountains to the South. Mösteil Ulus contains a very recent large of approximately 65%, with around 32% living in smaller towns and villages. The remaining 3% still retain ancient, relying on subsistence economics. Even amongst the more urbanised population, horse culture remains an important part of daily life. The largest urban centres within Mösteil Ulus include the capital of Cengker Kerem as well as numerous smaller cities, such as Uurgha, Ger Kerem, Emeel and Burkhan, amongst other smaller cities.

Since the earliest records of the region, it has been ruled over by intermittent nomadic empires and periods of decentralized rule and tribal conflict. The earliest recorded Empire was the Ködegen Empire, which lasted from around 129 B.C.E. until its eventual fall in 113 C.E. with the rise of tensions within the Empire. In 1155 C.E., Batbayan Khaan united the tribes of Mösteil Ulus and founded the Mösteilin Empire, expanding the borders much further West in Yoju. After the death of Batbayan's grandson, Sukhbataar Khaan, the Mösteilin retreated back to Mösteil Ulus. This large influx of newly-educated in Mösteil Ulus caused a large-scale civil war in the nation. This resulted in the ascention of Oktai Khaan to the throne of Mösteil Ulus, which began a period of advancement in Mösteil Ulus, known as the Oktai progression. This period continued long into 16th Century under many different Khaans.

Taking steps to improve the nation, the Khaans engaged in trade with countries in Jungju through the _NAME_ bay. The country advanced sluggishly compared to other nations in Sinju, but remained somewhat close to them in terms of development. By the 17th Century, Mösteil Ulus possessed a proto-parliamentary system, increasing the power of the Khural and gradually decreasing that of the monarch, before, on June 3rd, 1909, the current constitution was brought into effect, creating a constitutional monarchy in the place of the absolute monarchy that went before.

Mösteil Ulus has a high developing economy, and has been characterized as a solidly democratic society. It contains large numbers of a minority, as well as numerous smaller minorities numerically, though the main portion of its population is Mösteilin. is the majority religion in the country, adhered to by approximately 62% of the country, with the rest of the country being either irreligious or belonging to a number of smaller faiths within Mösteil Ulus.