Cerene

Cerene, formally the Republic of Cerene, is a southern Heretharian island off the coast of the Marima Islands. Toba, Hodabe, Lotoces, Doherea, Dahara, The St. Walpurga Islands, and Mayura are among the smallest of the southern Herethearian islands. The island is situated between Oglos and the Marima Islands, however it is politically and physically much closer to the Marima Islands. 
The Marima Islands place the country among the top deist countries in the world.
== History ==
The island went undiscovered until the early 1900s, and it was one of the few places in the globe where the indigenous people were allowed to stay longer and rule the land. Cerene was was only a little island in the Marima Island archipelago before becoming known as "Cerene." It wasn't until 1903 that Thomas Thaddeus, a Nareemian explorer, discovered the island and negotiated a pact with the people, providing them with improved living conditions, technology, and other methods. The island became a port for exports from countries such as Xingshuan and Mecirhan in the early 1900s, and by the 1960s, it had become a popular holiday destination. All indigenous were forced to convert to Christianity in 1976, but some refused. Today, there is a very diversified religious interaction, with roughly 60% of the people being Christian and deists, such as the Marima Islanders.
== Geography ==
The island is only about 100 kilometres long and wide. The island is hilly and humid, with a subtropical climate and mostly tropical tree-filled woods. The island, on the other hand, contains more human and built constructions than natural generation, with many agricultural buildings and dwellings dotted over the island. The Holmane, the island's only active volcano, hasn't erupted in almost 500 years, which is a good thing. The capital, Jasper, occupies around 23% of the island's total area, demonstrating how small the island is.
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