Sublime State of Turan

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Sublime State of Turan
دولت علیّه توران
Dowlat-e Âliyye-ye Turân
Flag of Turan
Flag
Motto: أشهَدُ أَنّ عَلیاً ولی‌ُّالله
I bear witness that Ali is the friend of God
Royal anthem: Salâm-e Shâh
CapitalBatyr
Official languagesClassical Arabic (Religious)
Kipchak (Court)
English(Lingua franca)
Recognised national languages
3 languages
Religion
Islam
(Hanafiyyah Maturudiyyah)
Demonym(s)Turanian
Mu'min
GovernmentHereditary Islamic caliphate
• Shahanshah
HIM Padishah Daniyal Khaan
• Başbuğ
Hasan Çakar
• Grand Vizier
Chase Mahoning
LegislatureMajlis
Establishment
• Declaration of independence
11 September 2011
Population
• 2020 estimate
13
• 2021 census
27
CurrencyDirham (TUD)
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy (AH)
Driving sideleft

The Sublime State of Turan (Ottoman Turkish: Devlet-i ʿAlīye-i Turan, Hasani: Turan Yüje Devleti), colloquially known as Turan, is a self-proclaimed state with territorial claims situated across the Greater Middle East region. Gurkaniye has been described as a micronation or an alternative government by external observers due to its lack of international recognition and the minimal control over the regions it holds territorial claims upon. Gurkaniye is the successor state of Hasanistan, which re-organised into the Gurkani state on 10 March 2022.[1]

Turanis a culturally Turco-Persian nation-state and regards itself as the successor state of the Timurid Empire, with itsruling dynasty claiming to be a descendant branch of the Timurid dynasty. Islam is the predominant religion of its citizenry and the state religion, having proclaimed itself as a caliphate with Sharia as its legal system. The state promotes Hanafism as the predominant school of jurisprudence and Maturidism as the predominant school of theology ("Aqidah"), while the Naqshbandi order is the state and royal Sufi path with the Caliph being initiated as a legitimate sheikh.

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