Hadhramat

Hadhramat (pronounced /ħaðˤɾamat/), officially the Republic of Hadhramat (جمهورية حضرموت) is a country in southern Arabia, a continent on Aven.

The country is defined by its eponymous mountain range, spanning the entire southern coastal region and a hilly, forested inland. Two shallow valleys define the eastern and northern extremes of the country and the fertile soils provide most of the country's agricultural resources. Hadhramat also includes the Amindivi archipelago, which extends beyond its southwestern tip. To the west lies the Algarbine Ocean, to the south, the Mahares Sea, and to the east, Hadhramat shares land borders with PlaceholderA and PlaceholderB.

Hadhramat is a multiethnic society, encompassing a diversity of ethnicities, cultures, and languages. About 60% of Hadhramis are of Hindi ancestry while most of the remainder consists of populations of Arab and multiethnic ancestries.

Hadhramat is comprised of thirteen provinces organized as a parliamentary republic.