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'''Syara''', known officially as the '''Commonality of Syara''', is a sovereign state in [[Tyran]], bordered by [[Ruvelka]] to the east and south, as well as sharing overseas borders with [[Delkora]] to the north, and [[Azurlavai]] to the west. Syara itself is divided into two main geographic sections, the continental mainland and the island Echnigna. Syara forms the southern portion of the western mouth of the Sundering Sea. It's capital and most populous city is [[Zovahr]].
'''Syara''', known officially as the '''Commonality of Syara''', is a sovereign state in [[Tyran]], bordered by [[Ruvelka]] to the east and south, as well as sharing overseas borders with [[Delkora]] to the north, and [[Azurlavai]] to the west. Syara itself is divided into two main geographic sections, the continental mainland and the island Echnigna. Syara forms the southern portion of the western mouth of the Sundering Sea. It's capital and most populous city is [[Zovahr]].


Syaran history goes back as far as 1,500 BCE and is often considered a cradle of civilization. For most of Syaran history the major realms of the country, Makedon, Scitaria, Galania, and the Clans, have existed as independent nations marked by periods of conquest and occupation by both foreign and domestic powers. Marking what many consider the rise of the Classic Age of Syaran history, the Makedonian Empire was founded in 453 BCE and began a campaign of gradual dominance that eventually expanded across much of [[Ruvelka]] and [[Allaunnika]]. The Makedonian Empire would waver for nearly a thousand years before the Clan Invasion began around 500 CE, which went on to subjugate much of Syara and marked the end of the Makedonian Empire. After several centuries of off and on conflict between the realms much of Syara was united in fighting against the rise of Islam in Mansuriyyah as both powers vied for control in western Siduri. Beginning in the 15th century Syara was subjugated by the [[Arkoennite Empire]] and became a satrapy of the Empire. When the Arkoennite Empire finally began to collapse around the 18th century Syara successfully regained it's independence and ushered into a series of unification conflicts before the Republic of Syara was established in 1823.  
Syara is considered a "cradle of civilization", being home to the ancient Hellenic cultures that originated around 3,000 BCE. The rise of the Hellenic [[Makedonian Empire]] came to control much of Syara. Makedon would eventually expand to encompasss Ruvelka, [[Arkoenn]], [[Quenmin]], and parts of [[Knichus]]. Just shortly after it's apex Makedon entered into a period of decline and by the 14th century had been usurped by the [[Arkoennite Empire]], which conquered Syara in 1305. Syara gained its independence from the Empire around the 18th century leading the major Syaran realms, Makedon, Galania, Scitaria, and the Clans to vie for power, leading to a number of conflicts with neighboring Ruvelka. In 1875 the [[Conference of Pella]] officially unified the country and established the [[Republic of Syara]]. In 1917 the young Republic would be attacked by the Cacertian Empire, leading to the [[Divide War]]. Syara's unexpected victory against the much larger superpower led a massive rise in Syaran nationalism, encouraged by the Monarchs of Makedon and Galania as a way to assert Syaran influence in Siduri. In 1927 Syara formed the Inner Sphere, a political alliance open to all Siduri nations but failed to attract any besides Fascist Allamunnika. In 1934 the two countries invaded Ruvelka, sparking the Siduri War which would with Syara's surrender in 1938. Syara would enter into a period of economic decline in the ensuing decades, leading to the rise of the [[Wardens]], a quasi-theocratic anti-monarchist political movement that steadily gained ground in Syara with its calls to overthrow the Monarchs. This eventually sparked the [[Refusal War]], and ended with the abolition of the Royal Houses of Makedon and Galania, and the establishment of the Commonality. Poor relations with Ruvelka continued to dominate Syaran concerns, leading to the [[Imerti Conflict]] and the much more destructive [[Zemplen War]] which ended in Syara's defeat and concession of several disputed territories.  


Sitting at the mouth of the Sundering Sea, Syara benefited immensely from the rapidly growing international trade market and steadily modernized and industrialized. This golden age was marked by occasional conflicts with neighboring [[Ruvelka]], but for the most part Syara experienced domestic tranquility the likes of which it had not seen since the classical era over a millennia prior. The dawn of the 20th century marked an end to the Golden Age with the outbreak of the [[Ruvelkan Civil War]], which Syara intervened in opposition to both sides. However Syaran intervention was cut short by the breakout of the [[Divide War]] against the [[Cacertian Empire]]. Despite the Empire's status as a great power Syara emerged as the victor. Following the [[Siduri War]] Syara entered into a period of modernization and internal crisis which sparked the [[Refusal War]] between the nationalist and theocratic Wardens against the Monarchies of Galania and Makedon. The subsequent establishment of the "New World Order" in the form of the Commonality led to a rise of a quasi-theocratic government that continues to rule to this day.
Syara is a representative democracy with a mixed-market economy. Syara is internally divided into four subdivisions, known as Realms. Syara's population is 163,401,075, and is the region's fifth largest economy by measure of GDP.


== Etymology ==
== Etymology ==

Revision as of 23:04, 30 November 2019

The Commonality of Syara
Flag of Syara
Flag
File:Syara-tyran.png
Capital
and largest city
Zovahr
Official languagesSyara
Demonym(s)Syara
GovernmentParliamentary Federal Republic
• Executive
Radovan Kostović
Area
• 
1,030,029 km2 (397,696 sq mi)
Population
• 2015 estimate
163,520,400
• 2013 census
161,578,224
CurrencyDrachma ($D)

Syara, known officially as the Commonality of Syara, is a sovereign state in Tyran, bordered by Ruvelka to the east and south, as well as sharing overseas borders with Delkora to the north, and Azurlavai to the west. Syara itself is divided into two main geographic sections, the continental mainland and the island Echnigna. Syara forms the southern portion of the western mouth of the Sundering Sea. It's capital and most populous city is Zovahr.

Syara is considered a "cradle of civilization", being home to the ancient Hellenic cultures that originated around 3,000 BCE. The rise of the Hellenic Makedonian Empire came to control much of Syara. Makedon would eventually expand to encompasss Ruvelka, Arkoenn, Quenmin, and parts of Knichus. Just shortly after it's apex Makedon entered into a period of decline and by the 14th century had been usurped by the Arkoennite Empire, which conquered Syara in 1305. Syara gained its independence from the Empire around the 18th century leading the major Syaran realms, Makedon, Galania, Scitaria, and the Clans to vie for power, leading to a number of conflicts with neighboring Ruvelka. In 1875 the Conference of Pella officially unified the country and established the Republic of Syara. In 1917 the young Republic would be attacked by the Cacertian Empire, leading to the Divide War. Syara's unexpected victory against the much larger superpower led a massive rise in Syaran nationalism, encouraged by the Monarchs of Makedon and Galania as a way to assert Syaran influence in Siduri. In 1927 Syara formed the Inner Sphere, a political alliance open to all Siduri nations but failed to attract any besides Fascist Allamunnika. In 1934 the two countries invaded Ruvelka, sparking the Siduri War which would with Syara's surrender in 1938. Syara would enter into a period of economic decline in the ensuing decades, leading to the rise of the Wardens, a quasi-theocratic anti-monarchist political movement that steadily gained ground in Syara with its calls to overthrow the Monarchs. This eventually sparked the Refusal War, and ended with the abolition of the Royal Houses of Makedon and Galania, and the establishment of the Commonality. Poor relations with Ruvelka continued to dominate Syaran concerns, leading to the Imerti Conflict and the much more destructive Zemplen War which ended in Syara's defeat and concession of several disputed territories.

Syara is a representative democracy with a mixed-market economy. Syara is internally divided into four subdivisions, known as Realms. Syara's population is 163,401,075, and is the region's fifth largest economy by measure of GDP.

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