Kharai

Republic of Kharai สาธารณรัฐคารายາ Rempublicam de Kharai جمهورية كاراي
[[File:[Kharai Flag.jpg|125px|border|Flag of Kharai]] Flag
Motto: "serenitas sit vita"
Anthem: Lao Duang Doen (ลาวดวงเดือน)
Status	Independent State
Capital and largest city	Si Khinpūn
Official languages	Kharanese Latin Kedani Ei Pyin
Recognised regional languages	Huang Anglish Nalinese Danok Sichaeng Lan Nhai
Ethnic groups	30.02% Latin 20.00% Kedani (Raqi) 12.54% Ei 10.02% Kharanese 7.98% Danok 5.10% Pyin 2.10% Sichaeng 1.90% Nalinese 1.34% other
Religion	69.4% Aludhamma 25.02% Islam 3.03% Bikamma 2.04% Catholic 2.02% Orthodox 2.01% Buddhist 1.04% Other
Demonym(s)	Kharanese, Kharan
Government	Unitary Presidential Republic
• President	Vichu Saetang
• HoS	Hamza Malouf
Legislature	National Assembly
Establishment
• Establishment of Kharai	1961
Area
• Total	213,000 km2 (82,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 census	30,000,000
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	TBD
• Per capita	$19,561
Currency	TBD (TBD)
Time zone	UTC -3
Date format	yyyy年mm月dd日
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.flg

Kharai, also known as the Republic of Kharai ; (Kharanese : คารายາ, Latin : Kharai, Kedani : كاراي) is a country in Southeast Alharu. Kharai borders the Synthe sea to the west, Turtle Sea to the north, and Rhava to the east.

History

Early Kharai

Early !Austronesian and !Austroasiatic peoples moved to Kharai where they established a tribal federation between Ya and Khi peoples in between the Ping and Pa Sak in 5900 BCE. Throughout the decades, the tribes would continue to settle inland along rivers and the Nong Han and Bueng Boraphet lakes. These people soon spread out and settle city states, which would eventually unite into a kingdom, Khajaputra, with the capital of Pathau Mâgru (Pathau; Phra Sae Khong). However, the smaller states in the kingdom would use the king as a puppet and would fight for land regularly. The capital would eventually switch to Vijaya Danok (Vijaya; Ya Cāng) before the unification of the empire with the neighboring empire of Sukhmeng. Eventually the United Kingdom would collapse and Khajaputra would fall into chaos. Eventually the Huang invaded, keeping Kharai under Huang rule, until King Phatsakon Rachan united the kingdoms and rebel. This occupation however would leave a small !East Asian kingdom in the north-west. During King Phatsakon Rachan’s rule, an Raqi population would settle the Northeastern mountains.

Pyin invasions

The period of peace would end when the southern Pyin invaded both mainland and island from the Shantawaddy river delta all the way west into the neighboring kingdom. Their rule would only last a century before rule switched to Kharanese once again. The ancient Arab tribes in the northern part of the country began to unify under 1 banner. King Al-Faisal Saeh Malouf. They would eventually unify with the lower Asian kingdoms of the south through a marriage that lasted from 1100 CE - 1422 CE. Thus began the mass adoption of Raqis culture and Islam into the country. During Malouf rule, there were advancements in science and culture. The social structure acted with Raqi and Kharanese citizens as first class, Danok and other groups as 2nd class, and nomadic Mueng.

Mauriallis period

In 1282 pilgrims fleeing religious persecution arrived in Kharai. They were named the Mauriallis clan, fleeing !Colonizer.

In the 1320s, eastern Rhavanese sacked the capital of the caliphate and conquered the kingdom, uniting into a sort of Neo-Khajaputra. Kharai in the chaos would be conquered by the Mauriallis Empire, as it would then be called. The new empire would quickly fall to the Shaeballah Caliphate, which would conquer the whole of the north as well as the Sinhali Desert.

In the 1400s, this empire too would shatter. With this, the Mauriallis Clan took over the entirety of Kharai, and divided the empire into separate tealms. King Spoticus Augustus Octavian Gius Mauriallis was a great king, maintaining peace in the lands.

In the 1600s, King Pepe Adeodatus Mauriallis deterred colonization by marrying into royal families, making deals and paying tribute, and would even colonize significant amounts of colonization.

In the 1720s, the country would fall into chaos with invasions from the west, and the eventual death of the overtaxing and frail last king of the Mauriallis clan. 1756 Sultan Abdullah Al-Salman would take control of the island and mainland. His rule would be mostly peaceful, with a couple of expansions to the east to the modern borders of Kharai.

Modern period

In the 1800s, King Yuhanaa Al-Salman would industrialize the nation, bringing the nation onto the modern stage, competing with large powers around the globe.

Kharanese rule would last mostly uninterrupted until 1907 when Kharai would join the Naga Kingdom, which would collapse in the 1920s.

During the Great Alharun War Kharai would remain neutral through the great democracy of King Kharai, who expertly played to conqueror’s egos, and gave up land in order to keep sovereignty. The country would be named Kharai in honor of the king that preserved their sovereignty.