Sangmia

Confederation of Sangmia Chuiihienzheqigu hien Suunun (Haanzahlee) Kshiieleentfigu leen Sunuun (Krädlii) Shkiiereidihdigu rei Soo (Tunnaurdee) Kshëiëlëifigu lëi Gou (Ubëishounnlëi) Choejechigu hae Sao (Veizealea) Syiheenyethigu xee Suunguu (Lhaysyorey)
Flag Emblem
Motto:  "The sky shines above all"
Location of Sangmia in Sahar
Capital		Haanzac
Largest		Tunnau
Official languages		Haanzahlee Krädlii Tunnaurdee Ubëishounnlëi Veizealea Lhaysyorey Still missing a couple
Demonym		Sangmian
Government		Federal Directorial Republic
-	Federal Councilman
Special Administrative Division under the Empire of Mwamba
-	Establishment of the Sangmian Empire	c. 300 BCE
-	Dissolution of the Sangmian Empire	c. 0 CE
-	Colonized by Letzia, establishment of the modern borders	c. 1700 CE
-	Setyal Conquest	1810
-	Independence upon Setyal Collapse	1844
-	Annexed by the Mwamban Empire	1847
-	Seceded from the Mwamban Empire	1863
-	Attempted Kuulist Revolution	1963
-	Sangmia-Mwamba Act of Union	1963
Population
-	estimate	21 million
GDP (nominal)		estimate
-	Total	165789540000
-	Per capita	7894.74
Gini		0.66 low
HDI		0.688 medium
Currency		Boro (BOR)
Time zone		CBT
Calling code		+12
Internet TLD		.sg

Sangmia (IPA: /sɑŋmjə/; Haanzahlee: Suunun, IPA: /sũːnũ/; Krädlii: Sunuun, IPA: /sũũː/; Tunnaurdee: Soo, IPA: /soː/; Ubëishounnlëi: Gou, IPA: /gou̯/; Veizealea: Sao, IPA: /sao̯/), officially the Confederation of Sangmia (Haanzahlee: Chuiihenzheqigu hien Suunun IPA: /t͡ɕu̯iːɦi̯ẽd͡ʑeʈ͡ʂigu ɦi̯ẽ sũːnũ/; Krädlii: Kshiieleentfigu leen Sunuun IPA: /kɕiːelẽːtfigu lẽː sũũː/), is a Special Administrative Division within the larger sovereign Constitutional Empire of Mwamba

Etymology

Most likely an exonym based on Proto-Sangmian *suŋṃ "mountain".

History

Ancient and Medieval Period

In ancient times the area was occupied by warring tribes. The first millenium BC saw the forming of the first city states, first Keräk and Xandhash (modern Kräk and Haanzash) in the eigth century BC then WIP, WIP and WIP around the sixth century BC. By the fifth century BC Keräk exerted de facto rule over WIP and the desert nomads in the west, while Xandhash had WIP under it. Eventually Keräk and Xandhash warred, and after the Battle of WIP, Keräk conquered Xandhash and first united the Kingdom of Sangmia under the Keräk ruler, King WIP, in the third century BC.

In the beginning of the first century CE, King WIP died childless, and WIP from WIP took over. His son, WIP went in a expansionist spree, eventually suffering repeated heavy losses against the Bavkir warlords. Following the defeats and the raise in tax it entailed Keräk, WIP and WIP rose, but they failed to properly overthrow the WIP and the territory fragmented. Xandhash wound off particularly bad after this war, accounts having that it was burnt down twice. During the WIP period a Bavkir tribe actually conquered some land in Sangmia and established another city-state, WIP.

After the fragmentation of Old Sangmia there were various conflicts over Xandhash, considered holy land of Dohmism, the majority religion in all the leftover city-states from Old Sangmia. Xandhash remained changing hands until the second to third centuries CE, when Monk Jieenhaan gathered an army of Dohmist zealots and conquered Xandhash for good, establishing a Theocracy. Jieenhaan and his followers subscribed to a particular interpretation of the Dohmist tenets, which led to extensive militarization of Xandhash over the following centuries.

Xandhashi monks were used as mercenaries in Sangmian city states very thoroughly from the fifth century CE on. By the Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries CE it composed most their armies. After the Battle of WIP, when Xandhashi mercenaries in the WIP army turned against WIP while fighting another Xandhashi force, there was an effort to get rid of Xandhash mercenaries.

Letzic and Setyalmi period

WIP

Mwamban Period

WIP