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Zubaydi Rahelian Federation الاتحاد الراحلي الزبيدي al-Ittihād al-Rāhiliyy al-Zubaydiyy
1953-1968
Flag Coat of arms
Location of the Zubaydi Rahelian Federation in green.
Capital	Sadah
Government	Federal absolute monarchy
King
• 1953-1959	Said Ali I
• 1959-1968	Said Ali II
Prime Minister
• 1953-1960	Hassan Yazeed
• 1960-1964	Muqrin bin Abdullah
• 1964	Salman bin Hassan
• 1964-1966	Abdullah bin Hussein
• 1964-1968	Nasir bin Hussein
Legislature	None
History
• Established	16 March 1953
• Treaty of At-Turbah	16 March 1953
• Riyadhi Crisis	7-11 June 1959
• Rahelian War	1965-1968
• Irvadi Socialist Revolution	9 September 1968
Population
•	16,434,000
Currency	Dinar
Preceded by Succeeded by Emirate of Riyadha Kingdom of Irvadistan United Rahelian People's Republic
Today part of	Zorasan

The Zubaydi Rahelian Federation (Rahelian: الاتحاد الراحلي الزبيدي; al-Ittihād al-Rāhiliyy al-Zubaydiyy) was a country that existed from 1953 until 1968, that was formed through the union of Riyadha and Irvadistan. Although the name implies a federal structure, it was de facto a confederation, with significant autonomy granted to each state.

The federation was established on 16 March 1953 in response to the formation of the Union of Khazestan and Pardaran during the early stages of Zorasani Unification. The union was agreed by Said Ali I of Irvadistan and Abdullah-Yazid of Riyadha, who had in the past, established close inter-familial ties through marriage. Both monarchs recognised the threat the UKP posed to their kingdoms through its ideology of Pan-Zorasanism and republicanism. The union lasted fifteen years and saw the development of a highly productive, economically dynamic state, though throughout its existence it was locked in a bitter cold war with the UKP, suffering from terrorist actions and repeated bouts of instability caused by the competiting ideologies of monarchism and republicanism. In 1965, the tensions erupted into full-scale war between the two nations, despite repelling a UKP invasion with the backing of Euclean powers, the war turned following its own failed attacks against the UKP. Whilst the war ended in a stalemate, the social and economic costs of the conflict, coupled with the rise of radical leftism resulted in the collapse of the union in 1968, when the Irvadi Section of the Workers' Internationale seized the capital of Sadah. After a brief period of civil strife, the ISWI-led forces defeated the monarchist holdouts in Riyadha and established the United Rahelian People's Republic in the federation's place. Eleven years later, the URPR would in turn be defeated by the UKP and it would be absorbed into the Pan-Zorasanist union, establishing the modern day Union of Zorasani Irfanic Republics and marking the success of Zorasani Unification.