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Leyl Sadarya

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Leyl Sadarya

लेयल सदार्या

Riyasat of Çakaristan
Flag of the Leyl Sadarya
Subdivision Riyasat
Capital Leylpur
Largest cities Leylpur
Area 24,480 km2
Population 716,185 census of 1740
Sadar Yusuf des Vinandy-Windsor
Legislature Raajy Dyoma
Languages Adarani
Time Zone CMT
Driving side left

Coa Cakaristan.png

Leyl Sadarya (Adarani: लेयल सदार्या) is a riyasat (princely state) of Çakaristan, located on the banks of the Adaraney and Leyl Rivers. It is completely surrounded by Haritdesh.

Etymology

The name of the princely state is a continuation of the historical Duchy of Leyl, which had derived its name from the Leyl River.


History

In 1675 AN, the precursor of present-day Leyl Sadarya Duchy of Leyl was founded. The nation flourished until 1680 AN, when the duchy was hit by a flood. Despite international aid, the nation faded to The Green in 1683 AN. In 1691 AN, the former duchy along with present-day Haritdesh was incorporated by Çakaristan. It was divided as a princely state; the son of the former duke, Filips des Vinandy-Windsor, was appointed Sadar. The princely state was plagued by another flood in 1728 AN.

List of rulers

No. Portrait Name Title Dynasty Reign Notes
1 Portrait Nicholas I.png Nicholas des Vinandy-Windsor
Nicholas I of Leylstadt
Duke of Leylstadt House of Vinandy-Windsor 1674 - 1683 AN
Interregnum
2 Filips des Vinandy-Windsor Sadar of Leyl House of Vinandy-Windsor 1691 - 1719 AN
3 Yusuf des Vinandy-Windsor Sadar of Leyl House of Vinandy-Windsor 1719 -incumbent His mother, Parvati Bhonsale, was rani reejent (queen regent) untill 1731 AN

Map

Detailed map of Leyl Sadarya