Liska

Liska is an island country off the coast of northwestern Selektra, in the Chimo Sea. It is an archipelago comprising of sixteen main islands and a hundred islets. The two biggest islands of Liska are Formiikaa and Kona, which account for about 91% of Liska's population of about 650,000. Kosovo is the capital of Liska on Kona, and is also the biggest city of Liska.

Liska used to be a primarily uninhabitated archipelago, with little or no inhabitants on its islands. However, in 1703, there was a huge influx of people coming to the islands due to the Extrication Act of 1703, in which many Selektran natives were forced out of their native lands and were given these islands.

Etymology
The term Liska came into use after 1703, when native Selektrans pushed to Liska began calling the island "Liska" or variants thereof. Pre-1703, Liska was called Shama, or "Blue land." Creative.

In many native languages of Liska, the word "Liska" means "Land of the Underworld" or "Land of sorrows". This name was given to the islands as a supplement to the suffering of the native Selektrans. A similar name has been given to the other islands that Native Selektrans were forced to, such as Min and Kauska.

History
Up until 1703, Liska had a fairly uneventful history.

Ethnic Groups
The population of Liska consists primarily of native Selektrans, due to the Extrication Act of 1703, but in recent years there has been an influx of white Selektrans coming to Liska for its beautiful islands and "rich culture." Up until 2041, the population was about 82% Native Selektran and 13% native Liskan, with 4% white Selektran and 1% other. However, after 2041, the population skyrocketed, and the population became 41% Native Selektran, 6% Native Liskan, and the rest white Selektrans.

Demonym
Within Liska, the term "Liskan" refers primarily to natives of Liska. However, outside of Liska, the term Liskan describes any person who lives in Liska. Inside of Liska, the term Liskan Islander is used to describe citizens of Liska.

Religion
The main religions of the Liskan population are indigenous, tribal religions carried over from