Kamarupa
Kamarupa[1] (/kɑːmərupə/) is a landlocked country in southern Asia. It borders Bhutan and Tibet to the north, Jambu to the west, and Erawati to the east. The country is a federal constitutional monarchy consisting of five semi-autonomous monarchies and three federal territories. It gained independence from the British Empire in 1939, later becoming a member of the Organization of Democratic Nations in 1948.
Federation of Kamarupa কামৰূপ সংযুক্ত ৰাজ্যবোৰ Kamarupa Khongzukto Raizôbor | |
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| Capital | Durzaya |
| Official languages | Kamarupi |
| Recognised regional languages | Siloti • Manipuri • Boro • Tripuri • Garo • Miri • Carbi |
| Ethnic groups | ≈60% Aryan ≈40% Kitara |
| Religion | Hinduism • Protestantism • Islam • Buddhism • Tribal religions |
| Demonym | Kamarupi |