Kjhelde

Kjhelde, formally the Federal Republic of Kjhelde (endonym: Kiyal-de'an) It is home to a substantial industry, fertile farmland and a rich history.

Etymology
Kjhelde (sometimes Kjheldan) is a corruption of the Kjhelic Kiyal-de'an, meaning 'country of the Kiyal people'.

History
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Geography
Along the southern coast, Kjhelde is bordered by the Marbug Sea and the Bay of Cassavel to the east and west respectively. The north-western border is defined by the Singel River (on the other side of which is Cassavel), until it enters the foothills of the Taharas mountains. The border travels along the edge of the foothills until the intersection with the Gengua River. Kjhelde's border follows the Genua before reaching to the coast again.

Kjhelde is defined mostly by wide grasslands with most people living along the coastal plains and along the Gengua and Singel rivers.

Politics
Kjhelde is a Federal Republic

Demographics
Most (65%) of Kjhelic people are of the Kiyal people group. South of the Gengua, there is a sizable minority of Dallin people (who have their own unrelated language and make a majority in some areas). Minorities of many other ethnicities also exist.

Major Cities
Kjhelde is highly urbanised, about 80% of its people live in an urban area.