History of Ancient and Classic Sinkayya
The region of what is modern day sinkayya was home to several peoples from the kwolnihoni of the northern plains to the old sinkajans of the middle Jur'-Hùran old sinkajan:[Xhura and Sandha] (Sandha later displaced by [Hyɯ'ra] from Kwolnihi 'Kwol(n)a'.) the old sinkajan kingdom would later conquer the kwolnihoni and consolidate, eventually being the first to unite the Jùr'-Horan basin. the old sinkajan kingdom would end up in a series of conflicts with ginsukyo throughout antiquity, leading to the decline of both empires. in the final ginsukyan-sinkajan war former azerian pirate turned lord Aikuzi I would lead a push alongside the ginsukyan forces, conquering the whole coast of Sinkaja, ending ancient sinkaja's status as a power.
Meysamzi Era[edit | edit source]
With the conquest of the upper Jùr-Hòra and the Sinkajan Coast, Aikuzi I would proclaim himself as the first lord of the Meysamzi kingdom.
His rule would be marked by the start of the Sinkajan cultural golden age, the creation of the western highway and the construction of many great works such as the Grand Tower of Ghankani
After the death of Aikuzi, his sons Gunaz and Kayuzam would share power as lords of Meysamzi.
Co-monarchy[edit | edit source]
The Long Campaign[edit | edit source]
A series of wars launched by the brothers, including:
Kwolnihi War - Resulted in the conquest of west Kwolnihon and the subjulgation of a portion of the middle Hòra from the Sinkajans.
Several raids against the Sinkajans and other realms
The Great Campaign - Ended the Meysamzi campaigns, Husandi was captured and the Sinkajan Empire was conquered.
Several great projects of infrastructure and architecture began during this era with the stablishment of the irrigation canal systems and the old Harbours of Ghankhani and Shirandekh as well as great projects like and the Great Ziggurat, in Ghankhani.
(Further additions on the culture of the meysamzi kingdom will be made in its own, possible, article)
(stuff on mopogaza)
Council of 50: Council comprised of nobility from the meysamzi kingdom,holding 20 members, was expanded to 50 members meeting in nishadeh.
Gunaz dies, Kayuzam becomes sole king.
Watershed[edit | edit source]
Kayuzam dies and with him the bazulian dynasty, ending its more than a century old hold over the empire,
A noble man, Iqqua ("son of god" state the parchments, awarding him several acchievements of dubious legitimacy) is elected as the emperor of all-sinkaja and king of meysamzi. it is to be noted this is one of the first times a monarch is explicitly declared emperor of sinkaja, Kayuzam was instead proclaimed emperor of the universe.
Some nobles revolt trying to push their own candidates but in the end Iqqua wins executing the leaders and enslaving the majority of the soldiers left. As a result of the civil war the meysamzi empire is forged and asserts its dominance over the sinkajan nobility in effect.
Bokanist Invasion and Rule[edit | edit source]
Meysamzi is attacked by the growing Hajiri beastman bokanist polity eventually being throughoutly defeated and conquered
into the empire. Reasons for this are possibly the military force being weakened from the ginsukyo-meysamzi war as well as a political crisis resulted from the murder of Iqqua and his descendants by a noble plot.
Hajiri collapses as the last king of the beastman saakenite dynasty dies without heir, the region of Sinkayiah would be ruled by the Aljazari kingdom from then on until its demise in Shadu's uprising.
Shadu Dynasty[edit | edit source]
An azarian commander of the former Meysamzi empire rose up against the Alijazari in a human revolt (Shadu's Uprising, Shadên’yi Leggis in Middle Sinkayan) against the beastman dynasty, after taking over he would start the process of conversion of all-sinkayiah to the bokanist faith.
Post-Shadu era/Sassam Dynasty[edit | edit source]
The Shaduzih dynasty as a form of "maintaining its line pure" developed a tradition of inbreeding, that eventually led to the extinction of the dynasty, the council of 50 failed to pick the next ruler leading to the crumbling of the kingdom and a state of civil war surging.
Out of warlords Barda Sassam manages to consolidate power and defeat the council of 50 ending officialy the shadu kingdom.
The council of 50 is abolished.
The kingdom would slowly degrade and eventually collapse into three separate states composing the medieval regions of hwaraniam-shadu, mezam and savaja.