Kassar

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Кассар (Narodyn)
1750–1946
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Top: Flag from 1750 to 1861
Bottom: Flag from 1861 to 1946
Seal of Kassar (1861–1946) of Kassar
Seal of Kassar (1861–1946)
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CapitalBaisara
Common languagesNarodyn (official)
Subarnan
Religion
Episemialist Sotirianity
Irfan
Demonym(s)Kassari
GovernmentColony within an absolute monarchy (1750–1861)
Autonomous governorate within a unitary presidential republic (1861–1946)
Governor 
• 1750–1771
Chandran Ghani Khan (first)
• 1943–1946
Yuri Pavlyuk (last)
Historical eraNew Imperialism and Great War
30 March 1750
• Kassari devolution
9 August 1861
• Returned to Subarna
18 April 1946
Area
19018,028 km2 (3,100 sq mi)
Population
• 1901
451,627
CurrencyNarozalic korol
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Aslamid Empire
Subarna
Today part of Subarna

Kassar (Narodyn: Кассар; Kassar), also known as Sattiapour or the Kassar Chancellery (Narodyn: Кассарська канцелярія; Kassars'ka kantselyariya) after 1861 was a protectorate of Narozalica from 1750 to 1946. It consisted of the Kassar Peninsula, where the Subarnan city of Satyapur is located, and was conquered from the Aslamid Empire in 1750. With an official name change to the Kassar Chancellery by Eduard Olsov in 1861 and a shift to being a devolved and autonomous overseas province, Kassar was a prosperous port of Narozalica's overseas empire and facilitated much of its colonial trade. Vladislav Pudovkin and the immediate post-independence government of Subarna facilitated the return of Kassar in 1946 after the Solarian War.

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