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Qübüj is a member of the [[League of Nations]].

==Etymology==

The name Qübüj ([[Help:IPA/Qübün|/qʰʏpʏt͡s/]]) comes from the ancient Coburii (Qübün: ''Qübu'' /qʰʏpʊ/) tribes of the eastern regions of modern-day Qübüj. In the medieval period, the Coburii would unite and fracture multiple times, until the formation of the Kingdom of Qübüj by [[Agyöš I Mallányi]] in 451. The Coburii would later conquer the western Aröqh peoples, and the [[Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc]] would be declared in 968. The name would return to Qübüj during the twelfth century under [[Ülgye I Llűnǵ|King Ülgye Llűnǵ]]. In accordance with the Coburii, many regions in Levantia refer to Qübüj as Coburia.

The name Qübüj (Qübün: [[Help:IPA/Qübün|/qʰʏpʏt͡s/]]) comes from the ancient Coburii (Qübün: ''Qübu'' /qʰʏpʊ/) tribes of the eastern regions of modern-day Qübüj. In the medieval period, the Coburii would unite and fracture multiple times, until the formation of the Kingdom of Qübüj by [[Agyöš I Mallányi]] in 451. The Coburii would later conquer the western Aröqh peoples, and the [[Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc]] would be declared in 968. The name would return to Qübüj during the twelfth century under [[Ülgye I Llűnǵ|King Ülgye Llűnǵ]]. In accordance with the Coburii, many regions in Levantia refer to Qübüj as Coburia.

==History==

===Early history===

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During the mid-10th century, [[Agyöš V Mallányi|King Agyöš V]], Qübüj began a [[Wars of Any-Cápándiqh|series of conquests]] in Cápány, subjugating the plurality of the Aröqh by 945. His grandson, [[Bány Jájőr III Mallányi|Bány III]], would conquer the last Aröqh resistance at [[The Battle of Any-Fakhöc|Any-Fakhöc]] in 949. Upon Bány's death in 961, the kingdom was split among his sons: the elder, [[Aingűd III Mallányi|Aingűd]], became [[Kings of Coburia|King of Qübüj]], while the younger, [[Üqürat I Mallányi|Üqürat]], inherited the [[Kingdom of Aröc]]. Aingűd would invade Aröc in 964, reuniting the Mallányi in 968. Aingűd would be coronated as King Aingűd III of Qübüj and Aingűd I of Aröc after Üqürat's execution in autumn of 968.

===Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc===

Aingűd III would rapidly expand Qübüj's borders into south and eastern XXX, and expanded many of the kingdom's trade routes. During his reign, various outposts and trade stops were built in Qübüj, fortifying and enriching the kingdom. By the time of his death in 1002, the trade post of [[Any-Gakhtá]] had grown significantly larger than Fárőc due to foreign trade and several nearby Aröqh salt mines. Aingűd's son [[Eny II Mallányi|Eny II]] would move the capital to Any-Gakhtá in 1008, and began the construction of Qübüj's first permanent roads and forts, mostly in the rebellious regions of Cápány and along major trade routes.

===Gradual decline===

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 Qübüj is a member of the [[League of Nations]].
 ==Etymology==
-The name Qübüj ([[Help:IPA/Qübün|/qʰʏpʏt͡s/]]) comes from the ancient Coburii (Qübün: ''Qübu'' /qʰʏpʊ/) tribes of the eastern regions of modern-day Qübüj. In the medieval period, the Coburii would unite and fracture multiple times, until the formation of the Kingdom of Qübüj by [[Agyöš I Mallányi]] in 451. The Coburii would later conquer the western Aröqh peoples, and the [[Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc]] would be declared in 968. The name would return to Qübüj during the twelfth century under [[Ülgye I Llűnǵ|King Ülgye Llűnǵ]]. In accordance with the Coburii, many regions in Levantia refer to Qübüj as Coburia.
+The name Qübüj (Qübün: [[Help:IPA/Qübün|/qʰʏpʏt͡s/]]) comes from the ancient Coburii (Qübün: ''Qübu'' /qʰʏpʊ/) tribes of the eastern regions of modern-day Qübüj. In the medieval period, the Coburii would unite and fracture multiple times, until the formation of the Kingdom of Qübüj by [[Agyöš I Mallányi]] in 451. The Coburii would later conquer the western Aröqh peoples, and the [[Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc]] would be declared in 968. The name would return to Qübüj during the twelfth century under [[Ülgye I Llűnǵ|King Ülgye Llűnǵ]]. In accordance with the Coburii, many regions in Levantia refer to Qübüj as Coburia.
 ==History==
 ===Early history===
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 During the mid-10th century, [[Agyöš V Mallányi|King Agyöš V]], Qübüj began a [[Wars of Any-Cápándiqh|series of conquests]] in Cápány, subjugating the plurality of the Aröqh by 945. His grandson, [[Bány Jájőr III Mallányi|Bány III]], would conquer the last Aröqh resistance at [[The Battle of Any-Fakhöc|Any-Fakhöc]] in 949. Upon Bány's death in 961, the kingdom was split among his sons: the elder, [[Aingűd III Mallányi|Aingűd]], became [[Kings of Coburia|King of Qübüj]], while the younger, [[Üqürat I Mallányi|Üqürat]], inherited the [[Kingdom of Aröc]]. Aingűd would invade Aröc in 964, reuniting the Mallányi in 968. Aingűd would be coronated as King Aingűd III of Qübüj and Aingűd I of Aröc after Üqürat's execution in autumn of 968.
 ===Kingdom of Qübüj-Aröc===
+Aingűd III would rapidly expand Qübüj's borders into south and eastern XXX, and expanded many of the kingdom's trade routes. During his reign, various outposts and trade stops were built in Qübüj, fortifying and enriching the kingdom. By the time of his death in 1002, the trade post of [[Any-Gakhtá]] had grown significantly larger than Fárőc due to foreign trade and several nearby Aröqh salt mines. Aingűd's son [[Eny II Mallányi|Eny II]] would move the capital to Any-Gakhtá in 1008, and began the construction of Qübüj's first permanent roads and forts, mostly in the rebellious regions of Cápány and along major trade routes.
 ===Gradual decline===

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