Halled-ann

Halled-ann is a country in the Brigant, Mhasifu. Primarily a trilingual country, Halled-ann is an important multicultural region on the crossroads of Mirtani, Mhasani, Opolni and Feidhirni culture. The official languages of Halled-ann are Haladni, Opolni and Mirtani. Haladni is closely related to Mhasani and considered a standardized form of the western dialects of Mhasani.

Halled-ann is characterized by a complex ethno-religious make-up consisting of several Opolnian and Mhasanian ethnic groups. There is no religion with an absolute majority in the coutnry. Rather, several dozens of sects comprise the brunt of the religious part of the population. The ethnic complexity of Halled-ann isn't because of its multitude of ethnic groups but because of the difficult task of discerning between dialect and language, social and ethnic group. For example, the indigenous "Haladni" population speaks Mhasani, but refers to it as Haladni. Haladni's that speak Opolni don't necessarily refer to themselves as Opolni or Haladni. To further complicate matters, the western, less developed parts of Halled-ann border the tribal areas of Tgopoli Has-hudu and are inhabited by a combination of Haladni settlers and tribal groups.

The capital of Halled-ann is Tirgazy, referred to as Amsoleh by the Mirtanian part of Halled-ann. The largest city of Halled-ann is Onnaveik, a predominantly Opolnian city.

Demographics
Roughly speaking, there are three large ethnic groups in Halled-ann. The Haladni, who speak a dialect of Mhasani inhabit regions in the south and the center.