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|image_coat = QazaniaCoatofArms.png <!--e.g. Coat of arms of country.svg--> | |image_coat = QazaniaCoatofArms.png <!--e.g. Coat of arms of country.svg--> | ||
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|national_motto = Jet betjaxsan''(Jet is the greatest)'' <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists--> | |national_motto = Jet betjaxsan''(Jet is the greatest)'' <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists--> | ||
|national_anthem = O Qazańśasta! ''(O Khaazland)'' <!--in italics (double quotemarks) and wikilinked if link exists--> | |national_anthem = O Qazańśasta! ''(O Khaazland)'' <!--in italics (double quotemarks) and wikilinked if link exists--> | ||
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# | # Jalsatyń | ||
# | # Arsatyń | ||
# | # Ardarasatu | ||
# Jigüśe | |||
# | # Biridek | ||
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<!--Name of country/territory's largest city. Use "capital" (without quotemarks) if it's the capital.--> | <!--Name of country/territory's largest city. Use "capital" (without quotemarks) if it's the capital.--> | ||
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* Khaaz ( | * Khaaz (81%) | ||
* Shalf (7%) | * Shalf (7%) | ||
* Mihin (4%) | * Mihin (4%) | ||
* Kav (3%) | |||
* Mwamban (3%) | * Mwamban (3%) | ||
* Other (2%) | * Other (2%) | ||
<!--List/breakdown of ethnic groups within the country/territory--> | <!--List/breakdown of ethnic groups within the country/territory--> | ||
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* | * Xeli Bolduz Qoýazdy | ||
* | * Jaldyp Buqal Qylaýsy | ||
* | * Jeldege Ütünüp Öltöś | ||
* | * Roldy Quz Haldazabyr | ||
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'''Qazania''' (<small> | '''Qazania''' (<small>Language:</small> ''kəzɛɪnɪa'' [[Language#Phonology|[IPA]]]), officially the '''Jetist Republic of Qazania''' and known commonly as '''Khaazland''' (''kɑːzlænd'') is a country located in [[Upper Boroso]], south of [[Mwamba]] and north of the Fals Empire. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
There are several theories to where the demonym ''Qazań'' came from. The most widely accepted theory believes that ''Qazań'' comes from the verb ''qadyy'', meaning "to bless", which | There are several theories to where the demonym ''Qazań'' came from. The most widely accepted theory believes that ''Qazań'' comes from the verb ''qadyy'', meaning "to bless", which could be traced back to Proto-Qan-Niqal ''*kɑ(d)''. Another possible root would be from the verb ''qazdyy'', meaning "to begin". There have also been speculations that ''Qazań'' could be traced back to ''qajar'', meaning spear, which is loaned from Old South-Bavkiri ''kajar''. Other theories include coming from ''qar'' meaning "great" and ''qaryz'' meaning "millet". | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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King Gadur II discouraged the practise of Devotionism, and demanded more additional taxes to be imposed onto Devotionists. A radical Devotionist, named Kugar Abalman called for a revolution to create a new monarchy with a Devotionist monarch instead of a Kaazist monarch. Dissatisfaction grew in the population as the tax is imposed on food, land, clothing and more for Devotionists and the government started collecting more produce from Devotionists than before, collecting up to 97% of their total harvest. Beyond the taxation of harvests from Devotionists, a series of irregular monsoon seasons and climate changes happened throughout the late 13th century and caused famine throughout east Khaazland. King Gabur II was completely unaware of the starving population in East Khaazland. The starving caused some peasants to start revolting against their landlords throughout the period. Trade was at its all time low, the country was out of food and revolts were common over the country, and the King was ignorant. Revolts grew larger within the country, devastating the economy of the country further as peasants stop working for their landlord and both peasants and landlords were being killed. Although a full scale revolution was never reached, the country was completely devastated over the winter, with the infrastructure fully shattered, and could not recover to its original state. The expanding West Khaazland saw the opportunity to invade and attacked East Khaazland, winning 60% of the country’s territory by January 1284, and around the same time Bavkir clans and tribes were united and the Bavkir Empire was formed, and the empire launched a large scale attack along the coast of East Khaazland. The attack was very successful and the Bavkir Empire gained control of the coast, meanwhile West Khaazland expanded further inward. In March of 1293, East Khaazland perished, and was split between West Khaazland and the Bavkir Empire. | King Gadur II discouraged the practise of Devotionism, and demanded more additional taxes to be imposed onto Devotionists. A radical Devotionist, named Kugar Abalman called for a revolution to create a new monarchy with a Devotionist monarch instead of a Kaazist monarch. Dissatisfaction grew in the population as the tax is imposed on food, land, clothing and more for Devotionists and the government started collecting more produce from Devotionists than before, collecting up to 97% of their total harvest. Beyond the taxation of harvests from Devotionists, a series of irregular monsoon seasons and climate changes happened throughout the late 13th century and caused famine throughout east Khaazland. King Gabur II was completely unaware of the starving population in East Khaazland. The starving caused some peasants to start revolting against their landlords throughout the period. Trade was at its all time low, the country was out of food and revolts were common over the country, and the King was ignorant. Revolts grew larger within the country, devastating the economy of the country further as peasants stop working for their landlord and both peasants and landlords were being killed. Although a full scale revolution was never reached, the country was completely devastated over the winter, with the infrastructure fully shattered, and could not recover to its original state. The expanding West Khaazland saw the opportunity to invade and attacked East Khaazland, winning 60% of the country’s territory by January 1284, and around the same time Bavkir clans and tribes were united and the Bavkir Empire was formed, and the empire launched a large scale attack along the coast of East Khaazland. The attack was very successful and the Bavkir Empire gained control of the coast, meanwhile West Khaazland expanded further inward. In March of 1293, East Khaazland perished, and was split between West Khaazland and the Bavkir Empire. | ||
===Central Khaazland=== | |||
Central Khaazland was ruled by the Gunsu family. The Gunsu family's lineage traces back to the Uttum family of West Khaazland, and thus Central Khaazland had always been a close ally to West Khaazland. Central Khaazland was an agricultural society and frequently traded with East Khaazland for other goods that ultimately came from trades with Bavkiri merchants. In 1142 Prince Hardom Aratta Gunsu of Central Khaazland and Princess Belim Sengiz Yeret of East Khaazland married each other, further improving the relationship between Central Khaazland and East Khaazland. Central Khaazland organised the lands into long strips that are assigned to individual lords, and this could still be seen in the divisions of counties in the historic region of Central Khaazland in present day Qazania. Due to the improved relation between the countries after Prince Hardom and Princess Belim's marriage, East Khaazland nobles often moved into Central Khaazland and were given land by the Gunsu family. These nobles who had extensive interactions with Bavkir traders brought along with them fishing and navigation technology but most importantly Devotionism. Devotionism was imposed as an official religion by some of these nobles in certain parts of Central Khaazland. Devotionism spread quickly throughout Central Khaazland and around 1240 the Gunsu family had converted to Devotionism. Central Khaazland's decentralised government eventually led to corruption, and its crippling economy and and starvation eventually led to its collapse. Following King Sardak Rappat Gunsu's death in | Central Khaazland was ruled by the Gunsu family. The Gunsu family's lineage traces back to the Uttum family of West Khaazland, and thus Central Khaazland had always been a close ally to West Khaazland. Central Khaazland was an agricultural society and frequently traded with East Khaazland for other goods that ultimately came from trades with Bavkiri merchants. In 1142 Prince Hardom Aratta Gunsu of Central Khaazland and Princess Belim Sengiz Yeret of East Khaazland married each other, further improving the relationship between Central Khaazland and East Khaazland. Central Khaazland organised the lands into long strips that are assigned to individual lords, and this could still be seen in the divisions of counties in the historic region of Central Khaazland in present day Qazania. Due to the improved relation between the countries after Prince Hardom and Princess Belim's marriage, East Khaazland nobles often moved into Central Khaazland and were given land by the Gunsu family. These nobles who had extensive interactions with Bavkir traders brought along with them fishing and navigation technology but most importantly Devotionism. Devotionism was imposed as an official religion by some of these nobles in certain parts of Central Khaazland. Devotionism spread quickly throughout Central Khaazland and around 1240 the Gunsu family had converted to Devotionism. Central Khaazland's decentralised government eventually led to corruption, and its crippling economy and and starvation eventually led to its collapse. Following King Sardak Rappat Gunsu's death in 1265, 4 year-old Prince Garobul Sardak Gunsu was forced to step up as king, but due to his immaturity nobles sought this as an opportunity to fight for more political power. This led to the 8 year long Telbir rebellion which devasted the country, and the country collapsed in 1273 due to an invasion from West Khaazland. | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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===Administrative divisions=== | ===Administrative divisions=== | ||
===Foreign relations=== | ===Foreign relations=== | ||
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==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
The country uses the [[ | The country uses the [[List of currencies|Boro]] as its official country akin to its neighbours. | ||
===Transport=== | ===Transport=== | ||
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===Ethnic groups=== | ===Ethnic groups=== | ||
===Urbanisation=== | ===Urbanisation=== | ||
===Language=== | ===Language=== | ||
===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
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===Religion=== | ===Religion=== | ||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
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===Architecture=== | ===Architecture=== | ||
===Literature=== | ===Literature=== | ||
===Art=== | ===Art=== | ||
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===Symbols=== | ===Symbols=== | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
[[Category:Countries]] [[Category:Countries in Boroso]] [[Category:Countries in Upper Boroso]] [[Category:Qazania]] | [[Category:Countries]] [[Category:Countries in Boroso]] [[Category:Countries in Upper Boroso]] [[Category:Qazania]] | ||
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| Motto: Jet betjaxsan(Jet is the greatest) | ||||||
| Anthem: O Qazańśasta! (O Khaazland) | ||||||
| Capital | Jalsatyń | |||||
| Largest | List of largest cities:
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| Official languages | Qazan(East Qazan, Kalda) | |||||
| Recognised regional languages | Shalfara, Mihin | |||||
| Ethnic groups | Groups:
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| Demonym | Qazan | |||||
| Government | Theocracy | |||||
| - | Pontiff | Alma Salǵyz Towupśal | ||||
| - | Cardinals | List of Cardinals:
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| Population | ||||||
| - | estimate | 44,831,921 | ||||
| Currency | Boro | |||||
Qazania (Language: kəzɛɪnɪa [IPA]), officially the Jetist Republic of Qazania and known commonly as Khaazland (kɑːzlænd) is a country located in Upper Boroso, south of Mwamba and north of the Fals Empire.
Etymology
There are several theories to where the demonym Qazań came from. The most widely accepted theory believes that Qazań comes from the verb qadyy, meaning "to bless", which could be traced back to Proto-Qan-Niqal *kɑ(d). Another possible root would be from the verb qazdyy, meaning "to begin". There have also been speculations that Qazań could be traced back to qajar, meaning spear, which is loaned from Old South-Bavkiri kajar. Other theories include coming from qar meaning "great" and qaryz meaning "millet".
History
Pre-Bavkiri Era
The Khaaz people were traditionally farmers who grew amaranth, millet and sometimes corn around the area. Khaazland was split into the east, central and the west, with the east more known for their trading with surrounding communities and the west and central more known for farming. Kaazism is an ancient polytheistic religion that was the traditional and main religion for most of Khaazland.
East Khaazland
East Khaazland was ruled by the Yeret family, and followed a hierarchy system of King > Clergy (of Kaazism)> Soldiers and Merchants > Peasants. Devotionism started to spread in the area through cultural diffusion, coastal trading and coastal invasions and conquests from around 500-600AD. Kaazism and Devotionism coexisted initially in harmony, although Kaazism had always been advantageous in politics. Overtime, tensions between Kaazism and Devotionism grew as Devotionist merchants grew increasingly rich, arising to the status of Kaazist clergymen. This threatened the balance of the social hierarchy in East Khaazland, and subsequently the Kaazists tried to impose taxes on Devotionist merchants, and eventually on all Devotionists as they began to view the religion as a threat due to its ever increasing popularity. By 900AD Devotionism has become the major religion of East Khaazland, and tensions continued to grow, with occasional fighting between the two religions throughout 1000-1300 AD. In July 1282, King Keber converted to Devotionism and declared Devotionism the official religion of East Khaazland, and reformed the hierarchy, promoting Devotionist clergymen. Most of the population liked the King’s decision, but around 35% of the populations, mostly farmers and clergymen were unhappy, and would like Kaazism to be restored as the official religion. Many of the advisors of the King turned against him and eventually the King was forced to abdicate in August, 1282 by the advisors, and a new monarch was installed - King Gadur II. King Gadur II immediately reinstalled Kaazism as the official religion and reverted the hierarchy to the traditional hierarchy of East Khaazland. Religious freedom was suppressed to ensure the position of Kaazism as the official religion as King Gadur II discouraged the practise of Devotionism, and demanded more additional taxes to be imposed onto Devotionists. A radical Devotionist, named Kugar Abalman called for a revolution to create a new monarchy with a Devotionist monarch instead of a Kaazist monarch. Dissatisfaction grew in the population as the tax is imposed on food, land, clothing and more for Devotionists and the government started collecting more produce from Devotionists than before, collecting up to 97% of their total harvest. Beyond the taxation of harvests from Devotionists, a series of irregular monsoon seasons and climate changes happened throughout the late 13th century and caused famine throughout east Khaazland. King Gabur II was completely unaware of the starving population in East Khaazland. The starving caused some peasants to start revolting against their landlords throughout the period. Trade was at its all time low, the country was out of food and revolts were common over the country, and the King was ignorant. Revolts grew larger within the country, devastating the economy of the country further as peasants stop working for their landlord and both peasants and landlords were being killed. Although a full scale revolution was never reached, the country was completely devastated over the winter, with the infrastructure fully shattered, and could not recover to its original state. The expanding West Khaazland saw the opportunity to invade and attacked East Khaazland, winning 60% of the country’s territory by January 1284, and around the same time Bavkir clans and tribes were united and the Bavkir Empire was formed, and the empire launched a large scale attack along the coast of East Khaazland. The attack was very successful and the Bavkir Empire gained control of the coast, meanwhile West Khaazland expanded further inward. In March of 1293, East Khaazland perished, and was split between West Khaazland and the Bavkir Empire.
Central Khaazland
Central Khaazland was ruled by the Gunsu family. The Gunsu family's lineage traces back to the Uttum family of West Khaazland, and thus Central Khaazland had always been a close ally to West Khaazland. Central Khaazland was an agricultural society and frequently traded with East Khaazland for other goods that ultimately came from trades with Bavkiri merchants. In 1142 Prince Hardom Aratta Gunsu of Central Khaazland and Princess Belim Sengiz Yeret of East Khaazland married each other, further improving the relationship between Central Khaazland and East Khaazland. Central Khaazland organised the lands into long strips that are assigned to individual lords, and this could still be seen in the divisions of counties in the historic region of Central Khaazland in present day Qazania. Due to the improved relation between the countries after Prince Hardom and Princess Belim's marriage, East Khaazland nobles often moved into Central Khaazland and were given land by the Gunsu family. These nobles who had extensive interactions with Bavkir traders brought along with them fishing and navigation technology but most importantly Devotionism. Devotionism was imposed as an official religion by some of these nobles in certain parts of Central Khaazland. Devotionism spread quickly throughout Central Khaazland and around 1240 the Gunsu family had converted to Devotionism. Central Khaazland's decentralised government eventually led to corruption, and its crippling economy and and starvation eventually led to its collapse. Following King Sardak Rappat Gunsu's death in 1265, 4 year-old Prince Garobul Sardak Gunsu was forced to step up as king, but due to his immaturity nobles sought this as an opportunity to fight for more political power. This led to the 8 year long Telbir rebellion which devasted the country, and the country collapsed in 1273 due to an invasion from West Khaazland.
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The country uses the Boro as its official country akin to its neighbours.