Korhalistan
Korhalistan Rajya कोरहलिस्तान राज्य | |||
Riyasat of Çakaristan | |||
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Subdivision | Riyasat | ||
Capital | Çakarabad | ||
Largest cities | Manbai | ||
Area | 709,920 km2 | ||
Population | 89,254,052 census of 1730 | ||
Raja | Anand Çakar | ||
Legislature | Rajya Sabha (Council of the Kingdom) | ||
Languages | Common Tongue (administrative) Adarani (official) | ||
Time Zone | CMT+1 | ||
Driving side | left | ||
Korhalistan, officially the Korhalistan Rajya (Adarani: कोरहलिस्तान राज्य), is a riyasat (princely state) of Çakaristan, located between Lake Jodha in the north, Dyre Straits in the south and the Green Border and Azure Sea in the east. One of the Dyre Islands is part of Korhalistan, the island of Seeba, which has a permanent connection to the mainland.
The name Korhal first appears on the map in 1534 AN. The area was under the Antican flag at the time. After the area had fallen to the Green and foreign occupation for a period, the area again acquired its own identity and the name Korhal returned as Korhalistan.
History
The area of present-day Korhalistan was part of the Free Republic, the earliest known habitation of Çakaristan. In 1468 AN, the Republic of Baracão was established, its territory being referred to as Red Island. Shortly this republic was replaced by Freenesia. After the fall of the latter nation, the territory was reduced to The Green. At the end of the 15th century the area came under the flag of Emirate of Baatharz, shortly before this nation was taken over by the Kingdom of Babkha. It later became part of the Republic of Antica.
Before 1531 AN, Korhalistan was part of Lower Phedodah. New Korhal, as Korhalistan was known, had as its capital the city of Julius. In 1558 AN, the name changed from New Korhal to Korhal. In 1597 AN, the area lapsed into The Green. Between 1607 and 1609 AN, the area came under the flag of Jingdao, and again between 1630 and 1632 AN as South Bosania. For a short period, the area belonged to the Galatic Wyrm Assembly.
In 1689 AN, the area came under Çakari flag. It was incorporated by Hasan Çakar through his mission. He became its new ruler under the crown. The name Korhal was restored as Korhalistan.
List of rulers
The list of rulers under Çakari flag:
No. | Portrait | Name | Title | Dynasty | Reign | Notes |
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1 | Hasan Çakar | Raja of Korhalistan | House of Çakar | 1689-1609 | ||
2 | Anand Çakar | Raja of Korhalistan | House of Çakar | 1609- | His mother, Manikarnika, was rani reejent (queen regent) untill 1712 AN | |
Mehmed Çakar | Kunwar of Korhalistan | House of Çakar | heir-presumptive |
Flag
The flag introduced after the Cakari incorporation was triangular green (watercourse) surface, featuring a golden peacock displaying his train. But with the Second Çakar Revolution, a new flag was adopted for the Cakar Empire. To avoid confusion, as the shape and location of an ornament on the surface is similar, in 1706 AN a new flag was introduced.
The new flag consists of a Çakar green surface, rectangular in the ratio of 3:5. A diagonal of three golden lines, the middle one being four times as wide. This diagonal is interrupted with in the middle is the golden peacock displaying his train.
Subahs
The riyasat consists of three subahs (provinces):
Flag | Subah | Subadar | Capital | Map | |
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Kavishiye | Takshashila | ||||
Kohanaaree | Çakarabad | ||||
Paravan | Praant Sahar |
Area
Korhalistan borders Poorajangal to the north, Ardnusur and Hasanistan to the east and Floria and Haritdesh to the west.
- Area:
- Total: 709,920 km2
- Seeba Island: 12,456 km2
- Rulak: 14,760 km2
- Border nations:
- Confederate States of Floria: 132 km
- Coastline: 3,204 km
Detailed map
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