Chewamstuu

Chewamstuu (Maqlaqsyan Fusenese: チェワㇺㇲト゚), officially known as the Republic of Chewamstuu (チェワㇺㇲト゚共和國 Chewamstuu Kyoow'akokw), or informally abroad as Yeongjeok (羚跡) and historically as Moknak (牧樂), is a country in West Yeongju. It is enveloped by Yelamu to the west, Tepodalia to the south, and Aibapatikket to the east; Nt'lapit, the latter nation's, is located in northcentral Chewamstuu.

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In the 1780s, a Fusenese expedition was carried out throughout Tepodalia and Chewamstuu under the auspices of nobleman Ikeda Ryōsuke. An abundance of and  in the region, led to the forcible acquisition of Tepodalia and Chewamstuu (jointly Fusenese Tepodalia) after the short-lived Fusenese-Tepodalian War. From 1795 to 1933, hundred thousands of Chewamstese were forced to work in exploitative conditions for the production of goods shipped to the Fusenese mainland. In 1933, just before the onset of the Great Eulhae War, Imperial Hachuabsh invaded the Tepodalian State and annexed it decisively at the Battle of T'moola. After three consecutive appeals to the Congress of Nations since its founding in 1945, Chewamstuu's independence was recognized through a in 1961, and Tepodalia conformed to the decision.

The country is rich in and, whose extraction accounts for the majority of domestic industry.

Name
The name Chewamstuu stands for "the trail of " and was promoted in 1954 by Hayas'i Kints'i Swaiiwe, a prominent advocate for the country's independence. It was adopted in 1963 alongside Yeongjeok (羚跡, a ) with the writing of the constitution. Beforehand, the colonial name Makiraku ( as 牧樂, literally "comfortable pasture" and therefrom the Jeongmian reading Moknak) was the first term to refer to the modern territory, and it originated from a former of the Chewamstese, maqlaks (マグラ゚ㇰㇲ, literally "campers"), now surviving as the designation of the.

Language
The official language of Chewamstuu is Maqlaqsyan Fusenese (牧樂浮川語 Makiraku-Fusengo), a loosely-defined cluster of and  of  as spoken in Chewamstuu and northern Tepodalia.