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Hytekojuznik Arabekh Arabeck | |
|---|---|
| 1815–1900 | |
 Flag | |
Anthem: März von Arabeck  | |
 Arabeck (light green) on the eve of the First Great War | |
| Status | Colony (Kingdom of Hytekojuznia) |
| Common languages | Alemannic, Hytek, Juznik |
| Government | Colony |
| Margrave (until 1884) / King (from 1884) | |
• 1815–1818 | Siegmund V |
• 1818–1834 | Siegmund VI |
• 1834–1855 | Karl II |
• 1855–1871 | Johannes III |
• 1871–1894 | Johannes I and IV |
• 1894–1900 | Johannes II and V |
| Governor | |
• 1815–1829 | Ralph Diemer |
• 1829–1860 | Niels Degener |
• 1860–1878 | Marko Adler |
• 1878–1900 | Christopher Günzburg |
| History | |
• Established | 1815 |
• Disestablished | 1900 |
| Currency | Hytekojuznik Nauda |
Hytekojuznik Arabekh (Alemannic: Arabeck) was an Arabekhi colony of the Kingdom of Hytekojuznia from 1815 to 1900. Comprised of three separate colonies acquired between 1815 and 1823, Hytekojuznik Arabekh was Hytekojuznia's only colonial presence. The colony gave Hytekojuznia land borders with Liiduria, Midrasia and Vvarden.