Naratha Confederacy

Naratha Confederacy
1635–1847
Military Banner (1635-1776) Confederate Flag (1776-1847)
The Naratha Confederacy in 1784
The change of territory of the Naratha Confederacy
Status	Confederation
Capital	Bishnupur (from 1776)
Common languages	Matrabashi
Government	Confederal, elective monarchy
Kulaadhipati
Chhatrapati
Legislature	Sanghasabha
Historical era	Togoti Era
• Vichalan Accords	1635
• Treaty of Bishnupur	1776
• Southern Conquest	1784
• Great Betrayal	xxxx
• Etrurian Invasion	1847
Currency	Multiple
Preceded by Succeeded by [[Sanyukti Empire|Sanyukti Empire]] [[Rajadom of Rathankot|Rajadom of Rathankot]] [[Pavitravastha|Pavitravastha]] [[Republic of Zulmat|Republic of Zulmat]] [[Madhyarajyas|Madhyarajyas]] [[Sanyukti Empire|Sanyukti Empire]] [[Rajadom of Rathankot|Rajadom of Rathankot]] [[Bishnupur|Bishnupur]] [[Zulmat Sultanate|Zulmat Sultanate]] [[Madhyarajyas|Madhyarajyas]]
Today part of	Arthakhand Gulbistan Rajyaghar

The Naratha Confederacy (Matrabashi: Naratha Sangharsh) was a multi-ethnic complex of polities in north-western Satria that developed during the Togoti Era and continued until its collapse in 1847. From its establishment in 1635 to its collapse, the Confederacy was dominated by three blocks – Sanyukt, Rathankot, Zulmat and the Lowlands – with the Sanyukti and Rathani blocks dominating the politics and leadership of the Confederacy. The core of the confederacy remained intact throughout its existence but its peripheral borders would change considerably throughout the lifespan of the Naratha Confederacy. The external borders of the Confederacy did not change considerably from the Treaty of Bishnupur – which saw the departure of the Lowlands, consolidation of power in the newly created position of Chhtrapati, and centralisation of the confederate government in the new confederate capital of Bishnupur – to the dissolution of the Confederacy.