Draft:Sultanate of Husuwa

Sultanate of Husuwa Sultanato de Huwusa (Spanish)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: ""From Noble Roots, We Build a Glorious Future""
Anthem: "National anthem"
Territories of Example
Status	Active
Location	Fakeville, United States
Capital and largest city	Exampleville
Official languages	English
Ethnic groups (2020)	90% Examplians 10% Other
Religion (2020)	31.11% Christianity 24.90% Islam 15.58% Unaffiliated 15.16% Hinduism 6.62% Buddhism 5.61% Folk religions 0.79% Other
Demonym(s)	Husuwan
Government	Federal presidential republic
• President	Jane AB Citizen
• Vice President	Jane AB Citizen
Legislature	Parliament
Independence  from the United States
• Independence	10 November 2024
• Constitution ratified	25 April 2020
Membership	21
Currency	Example dollar
Time zone	UTC-2 (XST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-1 (XDT)
Date format	mm/dd/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+1
Internet TLD	.ex
Website example.com

The Sultanate of Husuwa, more commonly known as Husuwa (see etymology) is a micronation. Located in {region}, It is landlocked by (country). It is both an hereditary monarchy, in which the Sultan is either selected by the previous or following agnatic primogeniture. The capital city is Huwusa City. The official language is Huwusa are English which used on most government documents and is the most spoken language in the nation. The claims of Huwusa are divided into 5 districts, 3 are located with in Huwusa City.

Huwusa was founded 10 November 2024 as an absolute monarchy. Huwusa is ruled by a Sultan.

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