Yeinti
Yeinti (Kwang), Xńi-Tan (Terminian: /zɑ̃itan/), officially called the Yeinti Special Administrative Region is a special autonomous region of Qonklaks.
Founded in 1774 as the Xńi-Tan International Municipality, it was originally a joint Terminian and Fordian enclave called negotiated after a naval battle that resulted in a Qonklese defeat, and the 123 km2 zone was leased off to the two powers. Despite under the direct administration of foreign governments, the territory remained Qonklese in name and under Qonklese sovereignty. The territory was also promoted heavily by the Olboros administration as a tremendous benefit to Qonklese longterm economic prosperity. Although true to a certain extent, the zone did cause the Olboros administration many problems, mostly notably with the zone acting as a safe haven for anti-monarchist movements and other illegal activities.
By 1900, the Xńi-Tan International Municipality became home to more than 10 foreign powers.
Under the resulting Treaty of Jema from the Battle for Macyeaq, Vosan would be banned from Xńi-Tan until 1904, when the Qonklese Republic signed the Treaty of Cúbhlgabh that would void the old treaty, in exchange for economic assistance from Vosan.