Koman Kuulist Republic

Koman Republic
. QOMAN ÆRÆCET. Khoman Yərəşət
Unrecognized state
1944–1951
Flag Coat of arms
Location of Koman Republic Location of Bohazad, where the Koman KR was declared, in Komania.
Capital		Samadar (claimed) Arkaz (defacto)
Languages		Koman, Balak
Government		Kuulist republic
Supreme Protector
•	1944-1951	Hatam Yahwali
Legislature		Supreme Presidium
Historical era		Great Civil War
•	Established	May 1, 1944
•	Disestablished	February 24, 1951
Today part of		Komania

The Koman Republic, commonly known as the Koman Kuulist Republic was an unrecognised state declared by the Kuulist provisional government during the Black Terror campaign. The unrecognised state had a claim on all territories of Komania as outlined in 1944. However, the militias only had defacto control of Arkaz and sections of the Bohazad state. While often labelled a Kuulist state, in practice, the state was controlled by an amalgamation of Balkists, anti-monarchists, Torosh separatists, and pseudo-Kuulist revolutionaries, all with little or no affiliation with actual Kuulist factions outside of Vaniua. 

The short-lived state was established by the KKP leader and self-designated supreme protector Hatam Yahwali as part of the KKPG in an effort to consolidate militia-controlled regions of Komania. The republic received extensive support from the Union of Shomosvan both militarily and economically. During its existence, the state developed a growing governing body and issued its own currency, the Hajsekh. However, due to internal infighting, it was never able to consolidate itself as a proper political entity.