Tamir Khanate

Kalkali Khanate
. Qālqār Qākaş . Qālqār Qākaş (Koman)
Nomadic empire
700–1220
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The Kalkali Khanate c.1050
Capital		Sherwan
Languages		Koman (official, court language & high literature) Vaniuan languages
Religion		Thaghaism (from 714) Vaniuan Shamanism Pauegism
Government		Hereditary monarchy
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•	700s-724	Qāzşam Qāshir (first)
•	1202-1220	Tāmaghli Qāmaşan (last)
Legislature		Hazara
Historical era		Middle Ages
•	Established	700
•	Disestablished	1220
Today part of		Komania Template:Country data Qonqorot Template:Country data Sakao Template:Country data Mestaweni Ohania [[|]] [[|]]
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The Kalkali Khanate was a medieval Vaniuan state formed by a collection of alligned tribes and ruled under several dynasties by the Kalkali people in the area between the Miralayas and west Vaniua over the Golden Steppes. From the beguinning of the 8th century to the 13th century, it existed as a tribal confederation and later as a Khanate until it's fall around 1220.