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===Caergwynn===

Modern relations between Kiravia and [[Caergwynn]] are strong, and are reïnforced by common membership in the [[Kilikas-Boreal Cooperative Zone]].

Proximity and a history of cultural and demographic exchange underpin Kiro-Caeric relations. There is an ethnic Caeric diaspora in Kiravia, particularly noticeable in places like the [[Darran Valley]]. Caeric missionaries sponsored by the [[Association of Free Churches of Caergwynn|Association of Free Churches]] were responsible for the establishment of [[Methodism in Kiravia]], now the country's largest Protestant confession.

===Cartadania===

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===Caphiria===

During the [[Kiravian Sunderance|Sunderance]] the [[Kiravian Remnant]] forged alliances with all major anti-communist powers; however, relations between the Remnant and Caphiria became ''exceptionally'' close.

===Castadilla===

===Daxia===

[[List_of_Kiravian_academics#S.P._Vérannív|S.P. Vérannív]], Professor of International Relations at [[Kartika Ignatian University]] and senior research fellow at the [[Vertex Institute]], summarises Kiro-Daxian relations as "antagonistic ''and'' pragmatic", with his choice of {{wp|Conjunction (grammar)|conjunction}} intimating that both the usual antagonistic state of the relationship and the brief periods of détente and coöperation it experiences are driven primarily by practical concerns, mainly relating to their respective networks of {{wp|overseas territories}}.

===Faneria===

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===Pelaxia===

===~~Rumelistan~~===

===Qustantistan===

There is a long history of positive diplomatic intercourse between Kiravia (and its predecessor states) and the [[Qustantistan|Qustanti Caliphate]], dating as far back as the [[Crusades#Third_Crusade_(1144)|Third Crusade]] when the Kiravian-based [[Elamite Order]] lent support to the Qustanti Revolt against the Western Caliph that established Qustantistan as an independent polity.

Maritime boundaries between Qustantistan and the [[Melian Isles]], long ambiguous and a moderately important point of contention between Qustantistan and Kiravia, were settled by the 1974 [[Cities of New Ardmore#Dunway|Dunway Accord]], which also created a framework for coördination in related matters such as {{wp|fisheries management}} and {{wp|maritime safety}}.

The Qustantistani {{wp|sovereign wealth fund}} has contributed to reconstruction and development projects in the [[Mid-Atrassic States]].

Kiravia is home to one of the largest populations of adherents to [[Qustanti Islam]] outside the borders of Qustantistan itself. This creates an important constituency in Kiravia in favour of friendly relations with Qustantistan and creates a space for substantive {{wp|public diplomacy}} and {{wp|paradiplomacy}} through faith-based NGOs affiliated with the sect.

===Takatta Loa===

Kiravian leadership have long looked to [[Takatta Loa]] as their premier partner in [[Vallos]]. The foundation of this relationship was laid in the period from the late 1600s to 1875 AD when the Empire of Takatta Loa acted as a "proxy empire" of Kiravia, an arrangement that saw the Loa vastly expand their territorial control across much of southern Vallos with Kiravian military, technological, and financial backing in return for administering the conquered territories for the benefit of Kiravian political and commercial interests (principally plantations producing tropical {{wp|cash crop}}s for Kiravian mercantile groups such as the [[Bay Trading Company]], [[Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics]], and the [[Imperial Cola|Imperial Cronan Plantation Company]]). Kiravian paramountcy came to an end with the abdication of Empress Raikanao'oko and the [[Takatta Civil War]]. Diplomatic relations were reëstablished on a modern, equalitarian basis in the early 20th century.

===Thervala===

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 ===Caergwynn===
+Modern relations between Kiravia and [[Caergwynn]] are strong, and are reïnforced by common membership in the [[Kilikas-Boreal Cooperative Zone]].
+Proximity and a history of cultural and demographic exchange underpin Kiro-Caeric relations. There is an ethnic Caeric diaspora in Kiravia, particularly noticeable in places like the [[Darran Valley]]. Caeric missionaries sponsored by the [[Association of Free Churches of Caergwynn|Association of Free Churches]] were responsible for the establishment of [[Methodism in Kiravia]], now the country's largest Protestant confession.
 ===Cartadania===
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 ===Caphiria===
+During the [[Kiravian Sunderance|Sunderance]] the [[Kiravian Remnant]] forged alliances with all major anti-communist powers; however, relations between the Remnant and Caphiria became ''exceptionally'' close.
 ===Castadilla===
 ===Daxia===
+[[List_of_Kiravian_academics#S.P._Vérannív|S.P. Vérannív]], Professor of International Relations at [[Kartika Ignatian University]] and senior research fellow at the [[Vertex Institute]], summarises Kiro-Daxian relations as "antagonistic ''and'' pragmatic", with his choice of {{wp|Conjunction (grammar)|conjunction}} intimating that both the usual antagonistic state of the relationship and the brief periods of détente and coöperation it experiences are driven primarily by practical concerns, mainly relating to their respective networks of {{wp|overseas territories}}.
 ===Faneria===
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 ===Pelaxia===
-===Rumelistan===
+===Qustantistan===
+There is a long history of positive diplomatic intercourse between Kiravia (and its predecessor states) and the [[Qustantistan|Qustanti Caliphate]], dating as far back as the [[Crusades#Third_Crusade_(1144)|Third Crusade]] when the Kiravian-based [[Elamite Order]] lent support to the Qustanti Revolt against the Western Caliph that established Qustantistan as an independent polity.
+Maritime boundaries between Qustantistan and the [[Melian Isles]], long ambiguous and a moderately important point of contention between Qustantistan and Kiravia, were settled by the 1974 [[Cities of New Ardmore#Dunway|Dunway Accord]], which also created a framework for coördination in related matters such as {{wp|fisheries management}} and {{wp|maritime safety}}.
+The Qustantistani {{wp|sovereign wealth fund}} has contributed to reconstruction and development projects in the [[Mid-Atrassic States]].
+Kiravia is home to one of the largest populations of adherents to [[Qustanti Islam]] outside the borders of Qustantistan itself. This creates an important constituency in Kiravia in favour of friendly relations with Qustantistan and creates a space for substantive {{wp|public diplomacy}} and {{wp|paradiplomacy}} through faith-based NGOs affiliated with the sect.
 ===Takatta Loa===
+Kiravian leadership have long looked to [[Takatta Loa]] as their premier partner in [[Vallos]]. The foundation of this relationship was laid in the period from the late 1600s to 1875 AD when the Empire of Takatta Loa acted as a "proxy empire" of Kiravia, an arrangement that saw the Loa vastly expand their territorial control across much of southern Vallos with Kiravian military, technological, and financial backing in return for administering the conquered territories for the benefit of Kiravian political and commercial interests (principally plantations producing tropical {{wp|cash crop}}s for Kiravian mercantile groups such as the [[Bay Trading Company]], [[Kerēgulan Merchants of the Tropics]], and the [[Imperial Cola|Imperial Cronan Plantation Company]]). Kiravian paramountcy came to an end with the abdication of Empress Raikanao'oko and the  [[Takatta Civil War]]. Diplomatic relations were reëstablished on a modern, equalitarian basis in the early 20th century.
 ===Thervala===

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