Sundara

Sundara
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Location of  Sundara  (dark green) in Central Continent  (dark grey)
Administrative center	Simasaraghara
Official languages	Nepali and Hindi
Membership	Sanomhala Taladesama Utejana
Establishment
• Customs union treaty	11 November 1994
• In effect from	1 January 1998
Population
• Estimate	281.9 milliona
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$1.379 trillion
• Per capita	$48,359
Currency	Sundaran Sundra (SUN)
Approximately 238 million Nepali, 45 million Hindi and 19 million Garhwali / Kumauni.

Sundara (literally translated as Fair in Nepali) is a union of states comprising three neighbouring countries in the northwestern Central Continent: Sanomahala, Taladesama and Utejana.

The three nations are part of the Commonwealth of St Olaf, each gaining independence from St Olaf between 1986 and 1990. The union's name is taken from the ancient Kingdom of Sundara which comprised of the three nations over 5 centuries ago and was first used to name the customs agreement that initiated the union (signed in 1994). It is now used to refer to the geographic, economic and cultural grouping of the three countries.

Demographics and geography

The Sundara region has a total population of about 281,887,838.

Country	Capital	Population 2014 estimate	Area	Population density
Sundara		281,887,838
Sanomahala	Sanomahalasahara	19,410,456
Taladesama	Paniksetrabandha	203,220,421
Utejana	Simasaraghara	59,256,961