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South Herayan remained under Balak control until the 20th century, with the [[Kaiyyo partition|partition of Kaiyyo]] into a semi-independent protectorate state in 1924 and the eventual independence of [[Thuyo]], alongside all other Lahani holdings, after the end of the [[Great Ekuosian War]] in 1951. | South Herayan remained under Balak control until the 20th century, with the [[Kaiyyo partition|partition of Kaiyyo]] into a semi-independent protectorate state in 1924 and the eventual independence of [[Thuyo]], alongside all other Lahani holdings, after the end of the [[Great Ekuosian War]] in 1951. | ||
[[Category:Former countries]] [[Category:Former colonies | [[Category:Former countries]] [[Category:Former colonies]] [[Category:History of Lahan]] [[Category:Thuyo]] [[Category:Kaiyyo]] [[Category:Balak Empire]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:28, 22 April 2021
| Southern Herayan Territory of the Balak Empire | |||||
| Şicuyeh Herayan | |||||
| Overseas imperial colony | |||||
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| Capital | Not specified | ||||
| Political structure | Overseas imperial colony | ||||
| Historical era | Colonial | ||||
| • | Purchased | 1868 | |||
| • | Incorporation as Imperial Constituency | 1891 | |||
| • | Partition of Kaiyyo | 1924 | |||
| • | Dissolved | 1951 | |||
| Warning: Value specified for "continent" does not comply | |||||
South Herayan (Balak: Şicuyeh Herayan) or the Southern Herayan Territory was a colonial state in Lahan under the Balak Empire. It was a subdivision of the Herayan Territories, most of which which were purchased from the dwindling Saruan Empire starting in the 19th century, and which eventually came to cover most of the continent.
South Herayan remained under Balak control until the 20th century, with the partition of Kaiyyo into a semi-independent protectorate state in 1924 and the eventual independence of Thuyo, alongside all other Lahani holdings, after the end of the Great Ekuosian War in 1951.