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Kingdom of Farokand

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Kingdom of Farokand
Ryk Farokandi (Farokandi)
1503–1828
Flag of Farokand
Flag
Motto: "Boisuniza Üsta Koramtok"
("Unity Over Submission")
Anthem: Himnal Boisuniza va Alöketil
("Anthem of Unity and Freedom")
CapitalFaroi (executive, judicial)
Kandi (legislative)
Largest cityFaroi
Official languagesFarokandi
Religion
Köbulam
Demonym(s)Farokandi
GovernmentUnitary elective semi-constitutional monarchy
Monarch 
• 1503–1514
Hasan II (first)
• 1827–1828
Salim III (last)
LegislatureRoyal Assembly
History 
• Established
1503
• Disestablished
1828
Population
• 1700 estimate
9,128,400
CurrencyKabit
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Kingdom of Faroi
Kingdom of Kandi
First Republic of Farokand

The Kingdom of Farokand (Farokandi: Ryk Farokandi; Faroian: Riyk Farokandi; Kandu: Rek Farokandu) was a sovereign state in Eastern Dulmara from 1503 to 1828. It was established by the Markov Conference and ratified with the Act of Unity, which formalised the unification of Faroi and Kandi. The Kingdom of Farokand possessed the main islands of Kazar, Ülsomm Fara, Nusomm, Kuner, and Borfusa. Farokand also controlled multiple colonial holdings throughout its history. Both Faroi and Kandi retained high levels of autonomy, but they had the same monarch and a united legislature, army, and navy. It also provided significant economic integration between the two constituent countries.

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Borfusan conflicts

Colonial empire

Tensions with Cerecan

April Revolution

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