The Sultanate

 The Sultante, (السلطنة in Arabic, Saltanatın in Turkish, سلطان in Persian)  also known as the Sultante of New Constantinople is a client state of the Global Commonwealth that governs the city of New Constantinople which contains a predominantly Arab, Turkish, and Persian population.

The Sultanate is lead by a Sultan, who is the figurehead of the government, while the actual day-to-day dealings of the Sultante is coordinated by a Chancellor. The Sultan is hereditary, and the Crown Prince or Crown Princess is the next in line for the throne. The government and Sultan's palace is located in the Topkapi District of New Constantinople.

The title of Sultan is disputed from the current Sultan, Sultan Izmit, and the head of the Muzaffet Family, who were formerly in power until they were overthrown. The Muzaffet family have been known to hire assasins in an attempt to kill the current Sultan. In 2092, the Sultanate was granted the right to have a Royal Guard by the President of the Commonwealth to protect the family from harm.

Culture
The Culture of the Sultanate is mostly Arabic culture, with the main language being Arabic. The Sultanate is the main influence of Arab and Turkish culture in the world, which are two of the world's major cultures. The main cultural exports of the Sultanate are Arab and Turkish music, aswell as Synthetic Animals such as Camels, which are also a popular mode of transport in New Constantinople.