Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic

Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: Xāk-e daštat behtar az zarast (Babkhi "The soil of your valleys are better than gold")
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Map versions	Map shows the Governorste in orange
Capital	Ardashirshahr
Largest city	Ardashirshahr, Islus, Allswell
Official language(s)	Babkhi, Elw, Istvanistani
Official religion(s)
Demonym	Alalehzamini(s)
- Adjective	Alalehzamini
Government	Autonomous republic
- Sardar i-Azam
- Legislature	Majles-e Showrā-ye Darbār
Establishment	1671 AN
Area
Population	46,218,908 (Census, 1679)
Currency	Benacian sovereign
Calendar
Time zone(s)	CMT-8
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Abbreviation	AAR

A former autonomous republic of the realm of Elluenuueq.

Sometimes known as Alalehzamin or, simply, The South, the Governorate traces its origins to the first Babkhi wave of immigration in the 1490s, and the establishment of the first Elwynnese subdivision, the County of Lesser Zjandaria, in 1509. To this day, the population of the AAR have a majority (56%) Babkhi-speaking population. Elw remains an active language in the province, however, with 22% of the population having it as a native tongue.

Name

Alalehzamin's name derives from the Babkhi "land of the lotus flower", as the Blue and White Elwynn rivers are known for their special lotus flowers, coloured blue in the Blue Elwynn and white in the White Elwynn. The historic Babkhi-derived name of the area, Lesser Zjandaria, stems from the Babkhan province of most immigrants at that time (Greater Zjandaria). In 1546, in a decree by Duke Iskander Mirkdale, Lesser Zjandaria was severed into several counties, of which the County of Alalehzamin became the largest.

Historically, the area roughly corresponding to the AAR have been known as the separate counties of Alalehzamin, Utasia, and Transelwynn, the Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia, and the Duchy of Akiordonnyr. Akordionnyr is the historic Elw name for the area, meaning "the land between the rivers". Although it is part of the AAR's official Elw name (Akordionnyh aamaenueqaveq), Alalezamin is the common Elw name for the area.

Utasia derives its name after the god Utas in the Book of the Orchids (a Treesian canon of the goddess Elwynn who was said to have lived in Elwynn.

Administration

Population numbers are from the Census of 1671. For more recent numbers, see Bailiwicks of Elwynn.

№	Bailiwick	Population	Location	Electors	Sardārs	Mansabdars
1	Allswell	1,480,876	Alalehzamin	10	12	123
2	Amareazerke	530,045	Utasia	1	4	44
3	Ardashirsahr	4,450,812	Alalehzamin	29	37	371
4	Arsalani	1,230,847	Alalehzamin	7	10	103
5	Aryastan	520,938	Transelwynn	3	4	43
6	Aslanshahr	650,507	Alalehzamin	5	5	54
7	Azeroth	610,847	Transelwynn	2	5	51
8	Babran	1,541,947	Alalehzamin	10	13	128
9	Baltyshahr	810,777	Alalehzamin	4	7	68
10	Bandar-e Mojaheddeen	402,800	Alalehzamin	2	3	34
11	Bandar-e Tahmaseb	797,299	Alalehzamin	5	7	66
12	Dakhm ul Jinn	596,188	Alalehzamin	4	5	50
13	Dar ul Tazim	669,927	Alalehzamin	5	6	56
14	Daryapur	734,836	Alalehzamin	6	6	61
15	Elfinshiyehafir	851,075	Alalehzamin	6	7	71
16	Eribazistan	628,039	Transelwynn	4	5	52
17	Eskenderiyebandar	720,946	Alalehzamin	5	6	60
18	Faizabad	867,277	Alalehzamin	4	7	72
19	Fenririe	745,114	Utasia	2	6	62
20	Gusfandshahr	512,294	Alalehzamin	3	4	43
21	Halwar	440,847	Alalehzamin	3	4	37
22	Ironstone	515,114	Utasia	2	4	43
23	Islus	1,645,672	Utasia	7	14	137
24	Ismailabad	1,210,488	Alalehzamin	6	10	101
25	Jazâ'ir ul Zjandariyah	930,174	Alalehzamin	5	8	78
26	Kilkadesh	796,946	Alalehzamin	5	7	66
27	Kimrynore	302,033	Utasia	1	3	25
28	Ladurea	405,281	Utasia	1	3	34
29	Lake Camel	810,866	Utasia	3	7	68
30	Leila ve Moshk	268,202	Alalehzamin	2	2	22
31	Lun Ezkaron	563,884	Transelwynn	2	5	47
32	Majid-e Aik	366,926	Alalehzamin	2	3	31
33	Mariyechelân	1,120,996	Alalehzamin	6	9	93
34	Metyl Themar	376,817	Transelwynn	2	3	31
35	Mohamedion	545,822	Utasia	2	5	45
36	Moorcorone	540,394	Utasia	2	5	45
37	Naubandar	1,465,917	Alalehzamin	7	12	122
38	Nauron Inna	735,040	Utasia	1	6	61
39	Norgale	485,445	Utasia	2	4	40
40	Peikhambad	600,047	Alalehzamin	5	5	50
41	Perez	395,926	Alalehzamin	3	3	33
42	Pernetegh	697,388	Alalehzamin	4	6	58
43	Qajar	292,810	Alalehzamin	2	2	24
44	Rastakhiz	610,027	Alalehzamin	5	5	51
45	Rugahi	448,916	Alalehzamin	2	4	37
46	Shahazerke	565,912	Utasia	2	5	47
47	Shahershid	410,846	Alalehzamin	3	3	34
48	Sheikhshahr	630,845	Alalehzamin	4	5	53
49	Shurim	667,977	Utasia	2	6	56
50	Sirishahr	492,247	Alalehzamin	3	4	41
51	Tanshuyuyyal	710,774	Alalehzamin	4	6	59
52	Varpur	965,886	Alalehzamin	7	8	80
53	Ville des Riches	468,103	Alalehzamin	2	4	39
54	Yaltarfalas	607,455	Utasia	2	5	51
55	Zarddeh	340,888	Alalehzamin	2	3	28
56	Zoroaster	1,420,088	Utasia	6	12	118
57	Territorijahoi nav	TBC	Alalehzamin	TBC	TBC	TBC

History

The Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic (AAR) was one of three autonomous republics of Elwynn. within It covers the southern half of Elwynn, with roughly half the population of Elwynn. The legislature of Elwynn, the Congress, has no jurisdiction over the AAR. Rather, all-Elwynn laws and matters are decided by the Council of Eliria, consisting of the Prince of Elwynn, and an equal number of representatives from Congress and the AAR.

Abolished and replaced by the Central Governorate after the Second Elwynnese Civil War, Alalehzamin would be reconstituted as a Governorate of Elluenuueq during the 1720s.