Mennefer

Mennefer, officially the Popular Menneferian State, is an industrialized  in Yoju. It has the third highest population in the world and covers 1.7 million km² in area. It shares land borders with Nukigurun to the northwest, Tumpangia in the far north, Olokundem and Nesh to the northeast, Seogwan in the southeast, Gelgelia and Habdah in the southwest, and faces the Mungnang Sea in the west and a strip of the Red Yi Sea to its far south. The country is roughly divided into a in the south and a  in the north. Large parts of the southern deserts are irrigated thanks to the Seven Rivers Basin, which nurtures most of Mennefer's agriculture and population. The capital is Timinouro, while the most populated urban area is the Toowan River Delta with over 70 million residents.

Mennefer emerged as one of the world's roughly 6000 years ago and facilitated the development of writing, agriculture, urbanization, organized religion and central government. The nation has constructed a myriad of highly elaborate and iconic monuments over its history, which together with its ancient religion and language form the core of its. Mennefer had a pivotal role in the spread of throughout Yoju up until the 14th century, and still plays a major role in cultural, economical and political affairs both in the entire continent and globally.

Mennefer as a unified state has its origin in the established by Zet I in 2239 BCE after Zet's unification of the Seven Rivers. Over thirty monarchical dynasties have controlled Mennefer for varying lengths since, with the Twenty-seventh Dynasty (26 CE- 714) considered Mennefer's greatest. Most of modern Mennefer was ruled by various polities at some point from the 8th and gradually outwards to the 13th century, though the majority of it had been reclaimed by the 11th century. While Abrahamist rule left a significant influence on Mennefer, Abrahamist beliefs have experienced significant since their political downfall.

Mennefer is a constitutionally with a. The country has been governed by the movement of the Menneferian People's Party since 1955. The monarchy was not abolished in the revolution, and the country still has a king; but he has no official powers and operates as a figurehead. The country is nominally governed through the will of the nation's, the National Consortium, but all governing decisions are in effect made by the Central Committee after the ousting of the Politburo in 1987. It is a divided into 33 Provinces. While the nation is both linguistically and ethnically diverse, millennia of has established a Pan-Menneferian culture that includes use of, practicing  and use of the national language, Remunmenni. The country is considered a globally, a  in central-southern Yoju, a  and is recognized as a.

Urbanization
Mennefer has significantly after Mennefer achieved its independence after the Great Eulhae War. The percentage of the population living in urban areas has increased from 35% in 1960 to around 70% in 2020. As both the percentage of urban citizens and the total population of Mennefer increases rapidly, cities across the Seven Rivers Basin are expected to continue swelling in size significantly, possibly forming a single inter-connected, a scenario the government has declared an "ecological and human crisis". The country has over 110 cities with a population of over one million and 7.

Literature
Menneferian literature traces its origins to ancient Mennefer and is some of the world's earliest known literature. Menneferians were the first to develop and through seven thousand years of royal, religious, and, Mennefer's literature is considered the nation's greatest. It has extensively shaped the writings across Yoju and Miju, with the indigenous being the origins of the various alphabetic scripts used throughout Mennefer's. Major historical figures from Menneferian literature include X, X and X. World-famous writers from the modern day based in Mennefer such as X and X have received critical acclaim, and there also exists sizeable authorship among Menneferian.