Adanal

Revolutionary Entity of the People-Masses
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Capital	none official
Largest city	Amadad
Official languages	none official
Ethnic groups	no data
Religion	no data
Demonym(s)	Adanali
Government	Delarueist confederation
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Formation
• First Revolution	1915
• Second Revolution	1969
Population
• 2024 estimate	80 million
GDP (PPP)	2024 estimate
• Total	$1.1 trillion
• Per capita	$13,750
GDP (nominal)	2024 estimate
• Total	$400 billion
• Per capita	$5,000
Gini	39.2 medium
HDI	0.775 high
Currency	none
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right

Adanal is a country in northern Hylasia.

Name

'Adanal', also rendered 'Adunel' or 'Adanel', is a name for a vague location in northern Hylasia long used in Palmerist and subsequently Gregorian scripture; in Palmerism it is best known as the place where several enlightened figures went into exile. The historically most common etymology proposed derives it from ʿdnʾ 'time, halting place' (compare Abbasian عدان ʕiddān, عدن ʕadn) and ʾēl 'god', meaning 'abode of God'. An alternative theory derives it from the Esophite word dengal 'monkey, dwarf'. The name was not used for a north Hylasian country until the end of the First Adanali Revolution in 1920, when it was chosen by revolutionaries over the plainer 'North Hylasia'.

History

Antiquity

• City-state of Azeth — Carthage, first location of Gregory's ministry, destroyed by Esophites, -300–20
• Terdant Empire — has a god-king cult of the reincarnated 'interlocutor of Gregory', 1000–1200

Hamin Hylasia

• Mustasads — Abbasian Hamin conquerors, 1300–1500
• Hylasian Heptarchy — corsair republics on coast, 1500–1750
• Mustatars — Hamin Esophite millenarians, 1700–1915
  • Increased extraterritoriality for Calesians after defeats in the 1850s
  • Hyacinthe main suzerain
  • Secessionist communes established by Hyacinthean settlers
  • Nationalist revolts from 1880s, secessionists turn contrarian from 1890s

Revolutionary Adanal

• Adanali Revolution triggers failed Hyacinthean intervention and cascades into Hyacinthean revolution in 1922
• Power struggle between mostly Calesian vanguard party and local revolutionaries
• Massive planned industrialization, collectivization, other drastic reforms
• Occupation by Hyacinthean troops in 1935 and turned into protectorate
• Party undergoes indigenization after 1940s, considerable reforms
• Independent pivot from 1950s
• Second Revolution driven by student movements and autonomists in late 1960s, initially supported by Hyacinthe
• New confederal government breaks totally with Hyacinthe in 1971
• Re-normalization with Lisieux Pact in 1990s
• Massive involvement in Hylasian and East Abarian conflicts

Politics

• Anarchist autonomy and nomadic war machine in theory
• Political workings are extremely obscure to the outside world

Economy

• One of Teleon's largest oil producers
• Communalized and heavily militarized economy
• Some special economic zones for foreign investment