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'''Ajahadya''' ({{wp|French Language|Gaullican}}: ''Adjadie''), officially the '''Union of Federated Republics of Satria''' ({{wp|French Language|Gaullican}}: ''Union des Républiques Fédérées de Satrie'') is a is a {{wp|Federation|federal}} {{wp| | '''Ajahadya''' ({{wp|French Language|Gaullican}}: ''Adjadie''), officially the '''Union of Federated Republics of Satria''' ({{wp|French Language|Gaullican}}: ''Union des Républiques Fédérées de Satrie'') is a is a {{wp|Federation|federal}} {{wp|presidential republic}} in Central Satria centered along the [[Bashurat River]]. It is bordered to the east by [[Kituk]], to the south by [[Tusing]] and [[Baekjeong]], to the west by [[Subarna]] and to the north by . It is a member of [[ROSPO]], and is regarded as a {{wp|regional power}}. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Union of Federal Republics of Satria Native Names
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 Flag
 National coat of arms
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Anthem: Song of the Free Satrian Army | |||||||||||
 Controlled territory is in dark green. Claimed territory is in light green. | |||||||||||
| Capital | Banabadura | ||||||||||
| Largest city | Vadavarja | ||||||||||
| Recognised national languages | Gaullican | ||||||||||
| Recognised regional languages | Himavantan Sataristani Zubadi Togot | ||||||||||
| Ethnic groups | Himavantan (37%) Satarian (28%) Zubadi (26%) Togot (7%) Others (2%) | ||||||||||
| Demonym(s) | Ajahadyan | ||||||||||
| Government | Unicameral Federal Presidential Republic | ||||||||||
| Salil Balchandra | |||||||||||
• Premier | Vimala Balchandra | ||||||||||
| Legislature | Parliament of the Union of Federated Republics of Satria | ||||||||||
| Area | |||||||||||
• Total | 936,848 km2 (361,719 sq mi) | ||||||||||
• Water (%) | 1.7% | ||||||||||
| Population | |||||||||||
• 2018 estimate | 166,112,000 | ||||||||||
• Density | 177.3/km2 (459.2/sq mi) | ||||||||||
| GDP (PPP) | 2018 estimate | ||||||||||
• Total | $943,350,048,000 | ||||||||||
• Per capita | $5,679 | ||||||||||
| GDP (nominal) | estimate | ||||||||||
• Total | $811,955,456,000 | ||||||||||
• Per capita | $4,888 | ||||||||||
| Gini (2018) |  38.1medium | ||||||||||
| HDI (2018) |  0.681medium | ||||||||||
| Currency | Suvarnarupa | ||||||||||
| Time zone | UTC-2 | ||||||||||
| Date format | dd-mm-yy | ||||||||||
| Driving side | left | ||||||||||
| Calling code | +80 | ||||||||||
| ISO 3166 code | AJA | ||||||||||
| Internet TLD | .aj | ||||||||||
Ajahadya (Gaullican: Adjadie), officially the Union of Federated Republics of Satria (Gaullican: Union des Républiques Fédérées de Satrie) is a is a federal presidential republic in Central Satria centered along the Bashurat River. It is bordered to the east by Kituk, to the south by Tusing and Baekjeong, to the west by Subarna and to the north by . It is a member of ROSPO, and is regarded as a regional power.
History
Prehistoric Ajahadya
-First arrival of humans circa 65,000 BC
-Migration of Satari-Euclean people into Ajahadya circa 10,000 BC
Ancient Ajahadya (~2850 BC - 12AD)
Dynastic/Mythic Era (~2850 - ~1250 BC)
-Bashurat River Valley culture
-Development of river kingdoms
-Creation of mythic oral histories
-Patchy historical records
River Kingdoms Period (~1250 BC - 453 BC)
-Minor wars between river kingdoms and river city states
-Rise and fall of various hegemonic states
-Beginning of proper historical records
-Most information about previous period comes from texts and records made in this time
-Conquered by First Phuli Empire from 480 - 453 BC
Phuli Period (453 BC - 12 BC)
-Rule of First Phuli Empire
-Introduction of Satyism and monasticism to region
-Fractious territory of the First Phuli Empire
-Numerous revolts from 440 - 194 BC
-War of Vajramitra (200 - 194 BC) last major revolt
-Occasional invasions of Sorsanid Empire, unconquered Satrian coastal kingdoms
-First Phuli Empire collapses in 12 BC following numerous factors
Classical Ajahadya/Sangma Period (12 BC - 1247 AD)
Sangma Early Period (12 BC - 116 AD)
-Founding of Sangama Dynasty
-Conquest of Bashurat River against rivals complete (34 BC)
-Failed invasion of unconquered Satrian states (79 BC)
-Wars against the Arasanid Empire
-Conquest of Togotistan from Uluchig Confederacy (44 - 54 AD)
-Deposition of Vikramaditya Jatavarman III in palace coup (116 AD)
First Sangma Interregnum (116 AD - 140 AD)
-Civil war between ambitious governors and generals
Sangma Middle Period (140 AD - 211 AD)
-Restoration of Sangama Dynasty
-Arasanid invasion wins decisive battle at the Bashurat (185 AD)
-Popular uprisings following major famine
-Unsuccessful wars against the Sarmin Khanate
-Death of childless Vikramaditya Mahendra III causes War of the Great Bastards among his illegitimate offspring (202 - 211 AD)
-Death, suspected assassination, of Vikramaditya Mahendra IV, victor of the War of the Great Bastards starts Second Interregnum (211 AD)
Second Sangma Interregnum (211 AD - 299 AD)
-Civil war between ambitious governors and generals
-Multiple sub-states named after cities established
-Long and bloody series of wars and backstabbing
-Victor, Susarman I, claims descent from Vikramaditya Mahendra IV, declares restoration of the Sangma Dynasty
Sangma High Period (299 AD - 1247 AD)
-Golden age of the Sangma
-Flourishing of art, philosophy and culture
-First records of Badi followers living within the Sangma Empire, earlier but unrecorded arrival assumed
-Wars against Arasanid Empire
-Invasion and destruction of Kingdom of Pyeongwan, incorporation of Bumistan and Vijay into Empire (463 - 471 AD)
-Invasion of First Kituki Khaganate and loss of Togot (588 AD)
-Reconquest of Togot, conquest of Kituk, collapse of First Kituki Khaganate after Battle of Forazad (600 - 609 AD)
-610 AD considered height of the Sangma Dynasty's power
-Repeated wars against Second Phuli Empire, attempted invasions of Peshkal Khanate, wars against Heavenly Dominions weaken Empire (610 - 941 AD)
-Spread of Irfan into coastal Satria by trade
-Ansan Empire conquers Bumistan and Vijay (941 - 946 AD)
-Resurgence under Khengara I
-Bumistan reconquered (1097 AD)
-Vijay reconquered (1101 AD)
-Khorshid Confederacy invades and conquers Kituk, Khengara I killed in battle (1127 - 1133 AD)
-Irfanic revolt leads to establishment of First Alsamid Heavenly Dominion and breakaway of Vijayan Thakurate and First Thakurate of Dakshin Bumi