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Kandara= Northern most point: 6.97N, Southern most point: 3.02N | |||
Geography_of_Somalia#Climate for the coast | |||
Geography_of_Ethiopia#Climate for the interior | |||
arid on the coast, semi-arid lowlands, highlands in the......highlands | |||
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The Pukhtun PPSN, that was already established in the Kandooli states, resented the new arrivals but for the most part remained in the shadows guiding the Kanan tribes and states to fight for them. They would raid Kiravian and Burgundian ships while local tribal collaborators would raid their settlements. For a long time the new arrivals suspected that the Kanans were supported by outside forces but they never knew who until PPSN openly fought together with the Santasi in the Great Rebellion of Slavers Bay. | The Pukhtun PPSN, that was already established in the Kandooli states, resented the new arrivals but for the most part remained in the shadows guiding the Kanan tribes and states to fight for them. They would raid Kiravian and Burgundian ships while local tribal collaborators would raid their settlements. For a long time the new arrivals suspected that the Kanans were supported by outside forces but they never knew who until PPSN openly fought together with the Santasi in the Great Rebellion of Slavers Bay. | ||
=== Kandoori-Fana wars and slaving === | === Kandoori-Fana wars and slaving === | ||
[[File:SenegalHunting.jpg|250px|right]] | |||
Burgundian West Punth Trading Company goes to war with neighboring tribes, takes slaves, encourages Kandoora to do the same, expands lands of Kandoora, the BWPTC takes over Kiravian territory and renames it Slavers Coast, defeats the Santasi Coalition Army and takes Santasi (Colony of Santasi). The leadership of Santasi flea to the neighboring Kingdom of Fana and continue to fight and stir up rebellion. | Burgundian West Punth Trading Company goes to war with neighboring tribes, takes slaves, encourages Kandoora to do the same, expands lands of Kandoora, the BWPTC takes over Kiravian territory and renames it Slavers Coast, defeats the Santasi Coalition Army and takes Santasi (Colony of Santasi). The leadership of Santasi flea to the neighboring Kingdom of Fana and continue to fight and stir up rebellion. | ||
ALL SORTS OF Doctrine of lapse and patroonships | ALL SORTS OF Doctrine of lapse and patroonships | ||
=== Great Rebellion of Slavery Bay === | === Great Rebellion of Slavery Bay === | ||
On 6 March 1757 at the capital of the Kingdom of Fana, Fanoor, the King-in-exile of Santasi, raises a Third Coalition Army and prepares to wage a "Final War" to push the Burgundian West Punth Trading Company out of southern Punth. Having realized the failure of many of his ancestors, he recruitS as many Kanans from Kandoor as he can and promises them a free state under local control if they get the nation to rise against the Burgundians. They infiltrate into Kandoor and begin to stir up the local population. | On 6 March 1757 at the capital of the Kingdom of Fana, Fanoor, the King-in-exile of Santasi, raises a Third Coalition Army and prepares to wage a "Final War" to push the Burgundian West Punth Trading Company out of southern Punth. Having realized the failure of many of his ancestors, he recruitS as many Kanans from Kandoor as he can and promises them a free state under local control if they get the nation to rise against the Burgundians. They infiltrate into Kandoor and begin to stir up the local population. | ||
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=== 21st century === | === 21st century === | ||
The end of the Pukhtunkhwan civil war sends the last criminal hold outs to Kandara and further formalizes the criminal structure and government that rules there. Drought and lack of infrastructure leave few options to young men so they turn to criminality. | The end of the Pukhtunkhwan civil war sends the last criminal hold outs to Kandara and further formalizes the criminal structure and government that rules there. Drought and lack of infrastructure leave few options to young men so they turn to criminality. | ||
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[[ | ==Etymology== | ||
[[ | The etymology of the word Kandhara means "high king" and was the title accorded to the kings of the medieval Kandaran Empire in southern Punth. | ||
Kandara was adopted as the legal name for the area comprising four separate parts on January 3, [[1796]], which immediately before independence enjoyed distinct constitutional positions: | |||
*the Colony of the Slavers Coast; | |||
*the Colony of Santasi; and | |||
*the Protectorate of the Kingdom of Kandhara. | |||
==Geography== | |||
[[File:Kandara_Topo_Map.png|250px|right|Topographic map of Kandara and its environs]] | |||
The much of the west of Kandara is rolling coastal plains, but its border regions and interior have much higher elevations. | |||
==History== | |||
=== Prehistory === | |||
Settlement of Kandara can be traced back roughly to 15,000 BC, as cave paintings and basic stone tools have been carbon dated to that era. This settlement remained presumably sparse, but the earliest trace of a regional culture would be around 2500 BC, where the first evidence of the now staple horse-rider nomadism can be traced too. Wooden and stone tools, alongside evidence of herding equipment, point to a culture generally focused not on agriculture, but on a herder based norm. The use of herding is presumed to have been extensive: the climate that varies across the steppe is far from suitable for an agriculturally based society, and nomadic pastoralism provided a solution in both allowing for mobility and for the creation of social organization. As a result, agriculture has always been comparatively minor compared to nomadic pastoralism. Although the area of present-day Kandara in western [[Alshar]] has experienced many population movements, the Kana people were firmly settled in permanent settlements on the southern coast by the 5th century BC. | |||
===Great Plains Khanate=== | |||
400s (by the time it expands to within Kandara)-1400s? | |||
Great Plains Khanate fails and is split into lots of little warlord states in Kandara. | |||
==="Western" contact (16th century)=== | |||
Kanan trade with [[Occidental]] states began after [[Kiravia]]ns came to the [[Middle Sea]] in the early century to trade, then established small trading ports, focused on the extensive availability of gold. The [[Kiravia]]ns built a trading lodge at a coastal settlement called Bisoor, in the Kingdom of Sooli. | |||
By [[1598]], the [[Burgoignesc_Kandahar-Kandara_Trading_Company#History|South Sea Expedition Company]] (SSEC) had joined the [[Kiravia]]ns in gold trading, establishing the Cote d'Or colony. In [[1600]], the SSEC captured the castle at Bisoor from the [[Kiravia]]ns, and the port of Kandoor in [[1603]]. In [[1604]], Jarl II?, of Burgundie? commissioned Kandoor Castle, which was completed in three years. | |||
More than thirty forts and castles were built by the [[Kiravia]]ns and the [[Burgoignesc_Kandahar-Kandara_Trading_Company#History|South Sea Expedition Company]]. In [[1611]], the SSEC established control over some parts of the country assigning these areas the name Protectorate of the Kingdom of Kandoora. | |||
===Colonial Kandoora=== | |||
The colonial period of Kandara lasted from [[1600]] until the colonizers were expelled in [[1795]] at the end of the [[Burgoignesc_Colonial_Empire#Great_Rebellion_of_Slavery_Bay|Great Rebellion of Slavery Bay]]. | |||
[[Burgoignesc_Kandahar-Kandara_Trading_Company#History|South Sea Expedition Company]] (then the Ularien Trading Company in 1608, then the Marialanii Ularien Trading Company in 1705) goes to war with neighboring tribes, takes slaves, encourages Kandoora to do the same, expands lands of Kandoora, the SSEC takes over [[Kiravia]]n territory and renames it Slavers Coast, defeats the Santasi Coalition Army and takes Santasi (Colony of Santasi). The leadership of Santasi flea to the neighboring Kingdom of Fana and continue to fight and stir up rebellion. | |||
ALL SORTS OF Doctrine of lapse and patroonships | |||
===Post-Colonial Kandara=== | |||
Post-Colonial history in Kandara extends from [[1795]] until [[1962]] and the reintervention of [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] forces into Kandara. | |||
Free and Independent State of Kandhara, was formed January 15th [[1795]] under the King of Santasi. | |||
===Modern period=== | |||
The modern period of Kandaran history extends from [[1962]] until the present day. | |||
==Government== | |||
===Executive=== | |||
===Legislature=== | |||
===Local governance=== | |||
==Culture== | |||
===Cuisine=== | |||
== Demographics == | |||
=== Linguistic Demographics === | |||
=== Religious Demographics === | |||
==Economy== | |||
==Military== | |||