Poorajangal
| Poorajangal Rajya पुरजांगल राज्य | |||
| Riyasat of Çakaristan | |||
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| Subdivision | Riyasat | ||
| Capital | Liburnia | ||
| Largest cities | Keruliya | ||
| Area | 1,075,824 km2 | ||
| Population | 78,937,858 census of 1760 | ||
| Raja | Bharmal Amer | ||
| Legislature | |||
| Languages | Adarani | ||
| Time Zone | CMT+1 | ||
| Driving side | left | ||
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Poorajangal, officially the Poorajangal Rajya (Adarani: पुरजांगल राज्य), is a riyasat (princely state) of Çakaristan, located between the Saphed Pahade (White Mountain) and Lake Jodha in the west and the Green Border and the Antican Sea in the east. It borders Bulqan and Micabad to the north, Sylfystan and Korhalistan to the south-east and Haritdesh to the west. In 1689 AN the eastern part of the area was claimed and in 1693 AN the western part.
Etymology
The name “Poorajangal” means ‘complete jungle’, a direct reference to the landscape of the princely state.
History
List of rulers
Succession to the throne is matrilineal, passing through the male spouse. Only if the eldest daughter is unmarried at the time of the ruler’s death, or if he has no daughters, does succession pass to a son or brother. The list of known rulers:
| No. | Portrait | Name | Title | Dynasty | Reign | Notes |
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Rajesh Avchat | Raja of Poorajangal | House of Avchat | 1664-1736 | During his term as Grand Vizier, he had appointed Kahoda Amer as regent. |
| 2 | Bharmal Amer | Raja of Poorajangal | House of Amer | 1736- | The line of succession was to pass through the husband of Jodha Avchat, Abu (Akbar) Çakar, but Abu died before his father-in-law. Consequently, the line of succession now passes through the husband of their daughter, Aishwarya Çakar |
Detailed map
List of places
List of place located in Poorajangal:
- Aalok
- Aarav
- Adpra
- Agnija
- Akharot
- Altura
- Amal
- Ambar
- Arth
- Asok
- Asoka
- Athrud
- Avani
- Bargaria
- Baridi
- Behtapur
- Bhalak
- Bhalchi
- Bhanu
- Bhaskar
- Bhavindar
- Bhumra
- Bhuvan
- Celeris
- Chandhaveli
- Chaudah
- Chhaya
- Chirgaon
- Chowk
- Dendri
- Dhansri
- Dhanvijay
- Dharapuri
- Dharin
- Dharini
- Dhaval
- Dhok
- Dhruv
- Dhumia
- Dika
- Dovran
- Dralava
- Dravik
- Dristhar
- Eshvarpur
- Fehaura
- Gewella
- Gopal
- Gulab
- Harinavika
- Hava
- Heyjur
- Inaran
- Isvaranath
- Jaitabad
- Jaladhara
- Jalaja
- Jalpa
- Jhalmar
- Jhalmora
- Jhalor
- Jitpa
- Jivan
- Jivantara
- Jyoti
- Kadamb
- Kadur
- Kailon
- Kalyanvadi
- Kalyor
- Kanajar
- Kanak
- Kanakia
- Kelnar
- Keruliya
- Keshavara
- Keshmala
- Ketharvani
- Khatan
- Khugora
- Kshetra
- Kusum
- Kusume
- Liburnia
- Maitri
- Maitri
- Malvek
- Manas
- Mandak
- Mandala
- Mandhal
- Mandiris
- Mantara
- Mavra
- Mercara
- Miranshah
- Mongha
- Monpar
- Montara
- Moradnagar
- Moridhal
- Mulbar
- Murisabad
- Nadikhet
- Nagarchi
- Nalgarh
- Nalin
- Nalini
- Nandan
- Nandivaram
- Nathani
- Nayak
- Nayan
- Nayana
- Neelkanth
- Nidhi
- Nilaya
- Nimarshan
- Nimbu
- Niranthak
- Nirjala
- Nirmal
- Nirth
- Nirvath
- Nushbar
- Omdaha
- Orin
- Oryan
- Otahilla
- Padakot
- Padmini
- Palor
- Pankaj
- Papathar
- Paphu
- Parmia
- Parnal
- Potara
- Pragya
- Prana
- Pravarika
- Priya
- Pyuhari
- Raghav
- Ramyuga
- Ranikhet
- Renu
- Rhijan
- Rithal
- Rudra
- Rupa
- Rurqoli
- Ruvan
- Sal
- Samgar
- Sankharpa
- Sarpathal
- Sarvik
- Sasana
- Sharvani
- Sherrok
- Shraddha
- Sibia
- Siddhi
- Sorin
- Sphulinga
- Srotas
- Srotavali
- Sthir
- Sulguna
- Suman
- Sumitra
- Talasara
- Tamaki
- TangdaraHaraka
- Tankati
- Tarini
- Taru
- Tarvel
- Tashra
- Tavir
- Tejas
- Tharun
- Thirak
- Thirel
- Thunkar
- Tilak
- Tirth
- Tularin
- Tulasi
- Tulasi
- Turran
- Uday
- Usha
- Ushna
- Uttarkhet
- Vairantpur
- Valaris
- Vana
- Vansh
- Vasumati
- Vatsa
- Vayunagar
- Ved
- Verun
- Vibha
- Vibhuti
- Vidhyadharanahalli
- Vikram
- Viranpur
- Vrish
- Vyant
- Yash
- Zalpur
- Zunvik
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