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Alanahr

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Kingdom of the Rivers
al-Mamlak al-Anahr (Anahri)
Flag of Alanahr
Flag
Motto: Aran Aman
("God with us")
Capital
and largest city
Kahrash
Official languagesAnahri
Recognised regional languagesMirrala, Dabari, Khuri
Ethnic groups
(2020)
Anahri (65%)
Other (35%)
Demonym(s)Alanahri
Population
• 2020 census
23,907,706
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$504 Billion
• Per capita
$21,100
Gini (2020)42.1
medium
HDI (2020)0.750
high
CurrencyAlanahri Dinar (ALD)
Date formatmmm,d,yyyy
Driving sideright
ISO 3166 codeLNR
Internet TLD.an

Alanahr (Anahri: al-Anahr), formally the Kingdom of the Rivers (Anahri: al-Mamlak al-Anahr), is a constitutional monarchy located in northeast Scipia bordered by Vardana to the east, and Fahran and Charnea to the south.

Etymology

The name Alanahr is a cognate exonym as it, or foreign names like it, is similar to the native name of al-Anahr but is treated as a proper noun rather than translated based on the meaning of the words in Anahri. A more direct translation of the native name al-Anahr is "the rivers" referring to the three major rivers of the nation in Anahri. The name comes from the Gharbaic word for "river" which replaced the various pre-Anahri names including D'akahga or Phlaminiphas, also meaning "the river/rivers".

Prior to the Latin conquest of the region there existed a major kingdom that ruled lands roughly correlating to the modern territories of Alanahr. The name of this kingdom was Kahsahr D'akahga which would have meant to the locals "the land of the rivers". While this name was briefly lost when the region was conquered by the Latins both parts remained in some form. The historic homeland of the ancestors of the Anahri, the territories around the Pahkah river, was still referred to as the Kahsahr until today. The term Phlaminiphas meaning of "the rivers" was used by the Alatahn to refer to the lands once held by the historical kingdom and its meaning influenced later Gharbaic references to use words meaning "the river/rivers".

In the modern day the exact meaning of the native name continues to be "the Kingdom of the Rivers" with no native proper noun for the nation although the word for river is used effectively as a proper noun for the nation and its people. So much so that anahr is no longer used as a term to refer to any rivers barring those that make up the three key rivers of the nation: the Pahkah, the al-Kija or the Amihr. Instead the term for a stream, amahj, has been elevated to mean streams and rivers other than the three.

History

Prehistory

? to ?

Ancient Alanahr

? to 50s-150s AD

Akahga Kingdom

Latin Alanahr

50s-150s AD to 450s-550s AD

Vulgar Alanahr

Vulgar Republics

450s-550s AD to 750s AD

Vulgar Kingdom

750s AD to 850s-950s AD (return of the king)

Almurid Wars

Late 800s

Halimid Alanahr

850s-950s AD to 1200s AD

The Interregnum

1200s AD to 1300s AD

Charnean Alanahr (need appropriate name)

1300s AD to 1450s-1550s AD

Middle Ages

1450s-1550s AD onwards Indy Alanahr

Government and Politics

Geography and Climate

Economy

Demographics

Major Cities

Culture