User:Belfras/RoyalAnkat
Kingdom of Ankat ජනතා රාජධානිය Janatā Rājadhāniya | |
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| 1645–1974 | |
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| Status | Protectorate (1645-1841) Sovereign state (1841–1974) |
| Capital and largest city | Nilagne Naegima |
| Official languages | Terasi |
| Demonym(s) | Ankati (International) Janatāva (Domestic collective) |
| Queen | |
• 1950–1968 | Queen Anula |
| Prime Minister | |
• 1965-1974 | Sanath Sangakkara |
| Legislature | Tor |
| History | |
| 1638 - 1645 | |
• Independence from Mutul | 1841 |
| 15 September 1910 | |
| 4 February 1967 | |
• Socialist Republic established | 1 August 1974 |
| Population | |
• 1963 | 46,100,000 |
| Currency | Tepis (TP/В₽) |
The Kingdom of Ankat was a Constitutional monarchy that ruled Ankat beginning with it's creation following the First Shamabalese Great War in 1645 until it's fall in the Ankati Revolution in August 1974. It's last monarch, Queen Anulā, was killed at the onset of the Ankati Civil War in March 1968, leaving the country to be ruled by Prime Minister Sanath Sangakkara until his surrender to the Kamkaruvo Ekamutuyi led by Jayantha Kulatunga at the end of September 1974 who abolished the monarchy in favour of a Socialist Republic, which has controlled the country ever since.
The Kingdom can trace its origin back to the Terasi Kingdoms that allied with the Mutul in the First Shambalese Great War, which concluded with the formation of the Kingdom as a protectorate under Mutulese Ochran, a mixture of oversease possessions and protectorates held by the Oxidentalese-based world power Mutul. The country was given independence by the Mutul in 1841 and under the constitution permitted the monarchy powers of veto over a house, called the Tor, which would be filled with representatives filled by the popular vote.