Terancta

Terancta is a fictional island about 150 km off the coast of Israel and about 200 km off the coast of the island of Cyprus.

History
The history of Teranct dates back to 12,000 BC, when the first people settled here during the Ice Age and the land was fertile, and so agriculture settled here in 7,000 BC. In 1390 BC it was occupied by the Egyptian pharaoh Thutmose IV. After the collapse of the New Kingdom of Egypt, the island became no man's land. It was not until 1095 AD that the Crusaders encountered this island during the First Crusade and named it Teranct (translated from the Latin Terra Sancta as the Holy Land). The papal state immediately appropriated him. In 1860 AD, during the unification of Italy, the island was occupied by the Ottoman Empire. After the First World War, the island was appropriated by the British Empire. Subsequently, in 1948 AD, the island came under Israeli rule. In 1961 AD, the Independent Teranct Kingdom became independent; in 1998, Teranct became a parliamentary republic. Until now, Teranct is being claimed by Syria

State system
Teranct is a parliamentary republic, elected here from the age of 17. The electoral system works like this: Voters elect the Chamber of Deputies, the Chamber of Deputies elects the Government, voters elect the President. The President appoints the members of the National Council, which elects the Senate.

Population and Geography
The area of Teracta is 1,330 square kilometers, which is 2 times larger than Bahrain. Teracta is located in the Mediterranean Sea between Israel and Cyprus. The population of the island is about 4,891,000. The population of Teracta is as follows: 46% are Egyptians, 32% are original Teractaks, 14% are Israeli Jews, 5% are Turks and 3% are others. The capital is Agysen. Other cities are Balaga or Frankov.