Uhajut

Uhajut ( IPA: [ʌʔdʒʌt] ) (Uhajutan: IЋIႴ; Ašat), officially the Republic of Uhajut (Uhajutan: ႴҀլҀՐIႤ IЋIႴ; Te'ekal Ašat), is a country located in the Kadersaryinan Islands within the continent of North America. It is bordered by Izarikaceo to the southeast, Vilaharshe to the northwest, Kadersaryina to the southwest, Bliarshaert to the northeast, and maritime borders with the US state of Florida. Its capital and largest city is Libedar, but other major cities and towns include Dmtvobvo'ad, Aimjkgakiay, Machayi, and Enunkn.

Frian'ngjirite people began diversifying from the Aksaylaey people in the mid 7th century. An offshoot of this culture formed in the early 15th century when the Confederacy of Ahbyr'rkika formed. Uhajut was though mostly a part of the Kingdom of Talitioco, which soon was annexed by France sometime in the 15th century. Over time, it was eventually integrated into the Dominion of Daricajuce, and later the First Republic of Kadersaryina, afterwards the First Republic of North Kadersaryina. In 1969, the region became a subdivision of the United Kadersaryinan Federation. Following the fall of the UKF, the nation became independent, albeit under a fascist military dictatorship. The military dictatorship was attacked by anti-fascist and democratic activists in early 2019. As of 2023, Uhajut is ruled under a federal presidental republic under a direct democracy.

Uhajut is considered a developing country. It is a member of the United Nations, NATO, and the National Syndication of the Kadersaryinan Islands.

Etymology
The name "Uhajut" was derived from the Uhajutan name for the country, Ašat. Eventually under Daricajucean control, the Uhajut name was used.

Media
The main television network of Uhajut, Joljocae (Uhajutan: HOႤHO9IҀ) was formed in 1992 out of the KulorCalris and KASA networks. After the fall of the United Kadersaryinan Federation, KulorCalris, KASA, and other broadcasters refused to establish networks in the region due to the fascist regime. Carnadat and theR were allowed however, but had to be intensely censored and surveilled.