Avahya

Avahya, Officially the Kingdom of Avahya, is a Lemurian nation in the northern Lemurian Ocean and Continent. It includes the Archipelago of Avahya, the Panchaian Isles, the Zarveragi Islands, and the Ahsan Islands (also known as Seychelles in French-speaking countries); while its mainland territories of Chabish and Zaydira constitute a majority of its GDP Economy and population. It consists of a total of XXXX inhabited islands and over 1000 rocks and semi-submerged reefs. Avahya shares land borders with the Kumari Kandam and Pantiya both of which are Hostile to the Nation. Avahya has a total area of XXXXXXXX Square Kilometers and is home to over 19 million people as of 2011, Making it the Xth most populated in Lemuria. Its capital, [Insert name] lies in the northern point the Avahyan Archipelago on Avahya Island. Its government is a Constitutional Monarchy with a Federal government, Its current Prime Minister is Sara Paliwala and its reigning monarch is Shah Kian I whom has reigned since 1998.

Avahya formed out of a series of wars which left the many different cultures permanently merged together. Its history was mostly isolationist between the cultures until discovery of each other created countless wars, which the inhabitants of the Avahyan archipelago won, leading to an unstable stream of petty kingdoms and alliances.

Avahya is a high developed country and very high on the Human Development Index. its economy is a large exporter of exotic metals, and has a high tourism rate as well. Avahyan culture is a mix of Maldivian, Indo-Lemurian (Specifically Pantiyan) and old Persian culture, all of these cultures combined created the modern Avahyan culture. the Ahsani people remain the most culturally different people, having a lot of cultural roots in Africa and French influence. =Etymology= will add later

=History=

Geological History
The Avahya Archipelago is believed to have been created by the Convergent boundary of the Lemurian and Indian Plates, alongside multiple volcanic eruptions which created the remaining islands to the east, and finally the Deccan Traps which helped to create many of the islands in the central and eastern portion of the Archipelago

Pre-European Discovery
The Avahya Archipelago was first inhabited by the Maldivian people, who colonized the eastern islets and island of the Avahyan archipelago, they arrived at the island in roughly 300 CE, and spread through the eastern islets and atolls. The Maldivian people continued to colonize the islands well into the 500s, before they then stopped their spread, and settled down on their new land. the Maldivian inhabitants remained in contact with the rest of the Maldives, culture between the two groups never changed.

During the 700s, Many followers of Zoroastrianism were attempting to escape from the new Islamic conquest of Persia and the middle east, the people heard of the Pearl islands, and hoping to escape prosecution, they made their daring escape into the sea. Their ships were blown off course, and instead of landing on the Pearl islands, they landed on an uninhabited, Arid, Equatorial paradise. They settled down and slowly spread throughout the Avahyan Archipelago, in the process they met the Maldivian people to the east, whom they fought against and forced them to into the sea. As they expanded, they adapted to their environment, created aqueducts and canals to create fertile land, and began to use the local wildlife.

As Islam spread throughout the Maldives, the Maldivians whom had now settled down on the southern islands of what would later be the Zarveragi Islands, would not be exposed be exposed to the religion and would remain Buddhist. in 1321, the Pandyan people of Lemuria discovered a set of islands to their west, and set out to colonize them, Unlike the central islands, the west was a tropical paradise, lush forest and fertile land made it perfect for the importing of Lemurian wildlife and crop. the Pandiyans would slowly change into their own culture, the Pantiyans would become the inhabitants of the mainland of Lemuria, whilst the Panchaians would remain on their tropical paradise.

In 1451, the first communication between the Panchaians and Zoroastrians began. fighting began between the two ethnic groups, with the Panchaian isles being the more tropical area, the Panchaians initially had the advantage of ships and larger vessels, however the Avahyans had manpower, and improved technology that eventually overpowered the Panchaians, and caused the Isles to fall by 1458, and by 1469 the entire Archipelago was united under what would become the united Avahyan culture.

Despite this, they were still split into tribal kingdoms, petty City/Island states, all fighting amongst themselves for power over one another. During this era they discovered many different weapons of war. Unstable alliances meant there'd be occasional peace, however it was in vain, as there'd always be a reason to backstab. A unstable and inefficient united government was created, its only true use was keeping the largest island and city protected from all, this was at least agreeable among the tribes.

European Discovery
In 1524, Portuguese Explorer Vasco De Gama discovered the Archipelago, landing on it after noticing civilization. the People of the Archipelago were different each place he went, however they all seemed to have a similar culture, they had vastly different history, Vasco De Gama could not stay long however, and after exploring the islands for a few weeks he left for India, having been given riches and many great gifts by the people. Vasco De Gama left European disease, for which the next decade would ravage the islands.

During this time the Zarveragi islands were also discovered by Europe, alongside the Maldivian people who now lived in isolation. Whilst not colonization began officially, large groups make treks to the islands hoping to gain gold from the islands, however the Avahyans also hoped to use the gold, and to finally conqueror the Maldivian people, for the next 5 years the islands would be colonized by the Avahyans, with the Maldivians being integrated into the Avahyan culture, and many European settlers now stuck in foreign land.

Vasco's initial discovery's fascinated many, many scholars and historians made their way to the islands to study their history, and were fascinated by them, their rich culture and passive nature made the islands seem peaceful when there wasn't large fighting taking place. Attempts to convert the islands failed, Zoroastrianism had been well established among the people, however a few of the small kingdoms were willing to allow Christianity to flourish, this was minimal. Due to their constant fighting, they would be seen as backwards, and uncivilized by most European nations, leading to many underestimations of power in the coming centuries.

Arabic people having now heard of the island also wished to learn of the land, hoping to exploit its supposedly large resource pool of gold and silk, they began to attempt conquests of the islands, specifically the Zarveragi islands, most of which failed to have any impact. Many of the Avahyans from Persia remembered their history with the Islamic people, and refused to let Arabic people onto the land. Islam would not flourish under any kingdom, however a few of the Arabic groups would manage to save themselves from conversion to Zoroastrianism due to self-isolation

Reign of Kaveh
Kaveh became the first Shah of the Kingdom of Avahya in 1603. Kaveh's foreign policy relied on modernization, already proponents in the Afro-Lemurian slave trade, Kaveh has the port of New Kešivu founed on the coast of Manpargatu founded in 1608, marking the start of Avahya's trade empire. In 1619 the Ahsan islands were discovered, and swiftly established as a direct part of the kingdom, this new land allowed for Avahya to create ports for the Europeans near common trade routes in the western Lemurian ocean. During the same year, Seleucia was founded in Lower Thansava. In 1625 Nishapur was founded in Ratulismara

In 1628, Pantiya declared war on Avahya, invading their ports and using their navy to attempt to force Avahyan surrender. The war lasted into 1631, Avahya's small yet professional army because the numerous Pantiyan army, and their navy was able to outmanuver the small Pantiyan navy. Due to pantiyas loss, a large chunk of Manpargatu would be ceded to Avahya, which would later become known as Chabish.

Kaveh didn't let this war discourage him however, and he continued expansion of his trade empire, setting up Dastagird on Madagascar in 1637 which would quickly become profitable. Just a few years later in 1643, Merv would be founded, south of Dastagird in Madagascar. In 1648, Mauritius and Réunion were invaded by the Kingdom, the Dutch and French contested their occupation, but chose to do nothing. in 1650 two more ports were established in Lower Thansava. 7 years later Avahya landed in Somalia, establishing a port 50 kilometers east of Mogadishu. 10 years after touching down in africa, Kaveh had a port established in Modern day Mozambique, linking up with trade from Great Zimbabwe. in 1675 the Comoros islands were invaded by Avahya and established into the Kingdom.

In 1678 the Portuguese, wanting to increase their control over Utura, wanted to use Avahya to as a staging ground to supply Uturan colonies. 10,000 troops were sent to seize control over the islands, hoping for a swift victory. Landing on the islands and attempting to secure control they were met with brutal warfare, being pushed to unpopulated islands, aqueducts were drained and the Portuguese now began to starve, overcome with disease from Avahya as well, they slowly succumbed to it and died, or joined Avahya. By the time the second wave arrived, the Avahyans were far more organized, they beat back the British once again, and after two more months of starvation, the Portuguese decided to open negotiations with the Avahyans. Negotiations were done by the Shahs son, Pedram. Pedram negotiated with the Portuguese for 2 days before favorable terms came. It was agreed that Portugal would be given an island to develop a port on, Port Vitorioso, however Portugal would have to supply Avahya with their most modern weaponry and siege equipment.

Reign of Pedram and Borzu
Following the negotations finishing, Pedram would be crowned Shah by the aged Kaveh, whom would die just two years after the end of the conflict. Pedrams reign would be short lived, ending in 1698 with the crown being passed to his son Borzu. During Pedrams reign however, he made many necessary reforms and got Avahya into european markets using their rum and spices.

Borzu's reign would be similar to Pedram, however Borzu had his own plans to increase his own power and establish a stronger monarchy. Borzu's plans would be constantly interrupted by European meddling, starting with the Port war between Portugal and Avahya over the port of [Insert name] in Mozambique in 1705. This would be followed in 1717 with the French invasion of Réunion and Mauritius. Less then 10 years later the Kingdom of Merina would attempt to reclaim ports taken in the 1600s, successfully reclaiming Merv, the two kingdoms come to an agreement and form an alliance against European colonization.

In 1732 Borzu is informed of an incident during a heated debate between houses. Borzu sees this as a chance to establish his absolute power and swiftly reprimands the houses, he uses this chance to give him full power over the houses, an unpopular move among the houses. In 1733, Borzu would be murdered by many of the houses, with his son Mehri being given power

Reign of the three Mehri's
The reign of Mehri I was the perfect opportunity for the houses of Avahya to gain more power, Mehri was still young, only 16, and so it was easily to sway his influence. Mehri would lay back and live a life of luxury while the houses did all of the work for him, reducing his role as a monarch willingly to have more time to himself. With the houses in control, trade with europe was increased exponentially. Prices of Avahyan rum and sugar dropped, making them easier to obtain for Europe. The Avahyan economy booms thanks to the new trade deals and taxation of passing ships.

Sadly, the improvements to the economy came at the expense of the lower working class, who got virtually no benefits of the improved economy. Houses began to create large plantations all across Avahya and her colonies, the navy and army were given upgrades and were "Europeanized". These upgrades to the army and navy were essential to repelling european colonization attempts, primarly Dutch and British. in 1762 Mehri I died of heart failure, and in his place his son Mehri II ascended to the throne

Mehri II was very similar to his father, by now the houses had nearly full control over the Kingdom, and do Mehri II could do nothing but watch as the houses continued to assert their authority. The houses continued to neglect the peasentry, and instead continued their trade empire. It was during Mehri II's reign that Avahya's empire started to crack, starting in 1770 when a large French population moved into the Ahsan islands, they would name the islands Séchelles and attempted to settle the islands under Avahya's radar, whilst the attempt failed it showed weakness in Avahya's colonial empire.

In 1783 Mehri III came to power after the death of Mehri II, unlike his father, Mehri III wanted back control of his kingdom, but knew that it would be a long and arduous process. Mehri worked under the radar, slowly chipping away at the houses control. Mehri III began diplomatic missions to European countries, as a way to improve relations with Europe after years of tension and colonization attempts. The British were particularly friendly with Mehri III, and as a show of a good will, were given cheaper port access. By the end of his reign, Mehri III had managed to strip away much of the control of the houses. Mehri III died in 1810, during the same year, Mauritius and Réunion were returned to Avahya following their capture by the British in the Napoleonic wars.

Reign of Farah, Amran and Pejam
Following the death of Mehri III, his daughter Farah became the first Shahbanu (Queen) of Avahya. Farah did what she could to make sure that her fathers legacy would remain intact. For the most part, Farah's rule was stable and calm, filled with mostly internal issues between houses. Farah would do little for the peasantry however, and would continue to be overworked. Farah's reign ended in 1850 with her death, and her son Amran took the throne.

Amran was different from her mother, he had been in Europe for quite some time before taking the throne. Amran saw the massive industry and how it helped Britian become a stronger country. Amran wanted the same for his people, and began making plans to industrialize the country, he continued to observe industry in Europe and America. Amran needed the right excuse and resources to set up industry, things he did not have at that time, however his calls would be answered in 1860 when the Avahyan economy began to tank.

The economic collapse in 1860 was the perfect excuse for Amran to industrialize the country, his doctrine was rapid and industry quickly sprung up in Chabish and the Islands. His brother Pejam was opposed to this idea, but for now couldn't do anything to stop his brother. The economy began a recovery as industry made its entrance. The houses and people praised Amran for his handling of the situation, however not all were content with his doctine.

On November 9th, 1863, Amran was suddenly deposed by his brother Pejam, and executed during a public ceramony, Pejam then declared himself Pejam I. Pejam tried to undo what Amran had done, being disgusted at Amran's ideas. Pejam had to avoid many political assassination from the houses, whom viscously opposed him. His luck would run out on May 29th, 1865 where he would be poisoned during a feast, and die just two days later. Pejam's son, Abtum was assigned as his heir, but the houses had enough with Pejams line, and instead gave the throne to Amran's imprisoned daughter, Atosa Saher.

Reign of Atosa
Atosa's reign started off roughly, Shahbanu Atosa undid what her uncle Pejam had done, and regained the trust of the houses. Just a year later her cousin, Abtum attempted to coup her out of power, his coup attempt failed and resulted in him being imprisoned and stripped of his titles. Abtum would be executed a year later by public hanging.

In 1869, the Portuguese lease on Port Vitorioso was set to run out, however the Portuguese did not want to let the lease run out and sent an army detachment to hold onto the port. Avahya responded by dispatching their navy and army to the island, however the dug in Portuguese army held back all advances of the Avahyans. Avahya kept the port under siege for two months before the Portuguese navy arrived and forced the Avahyan navy back to their ports. Atosa then opened diplomacy with Portugal and came to an agreement to allow the Portuguese to keep the port for another 99 years unless they wish to return it sooner.

War of Fire and Stone
During 1871 the French invasion of Pantiya was underway, Avahya's ports in the region had already been prepared to defend themselves against France lest France decides to invade. France invaded the port of Nishapur, the Avahyan army defended the port city well, but ultimately were defeated by the French army. Atosa sent a warning to France to cease their invasion of avahyan territory, but the request was ignored. French attacks on ports continued into 1872, each port they captured resulted in catastrophic French losses.

Avahyan troops began to attack high ranking French officers, throwing French command into a unorganized mess. Britian sent material support to Avahya with weaponry and equipment to help modernize the Avahyan military. In 1873 France occupied the port of Selucia without a fight, but were then put under a siege by Avahyan forces, which they barley survived. The Kingdom of Merina joined Avahya in the war, suddenly attacking any french ships entering the western Lemurian ocean. Avahya raised their war flag in December of that year, boosting military morale and sending their newly supplied army to the Chabish region.

In 1874 the Battle of the Chabish region began, French forces immediately got stuck in deadlocks, forced into large scale pushes which resulted in the deaths of so many French soldiers. The Avahyan army entrenched themselves and set flames to their farms, destroyed industry, entrenched themselves to defend their territory as efficiently as possible. Avahya had no intention to win, they knew the French wouldn't stop and so they decided to inflict as many casualties as possible before they had to concede.

French forces landed in Merv 1875, beginning their attack on Merina, they faced many of the same issues that they had in Chabish. In Chabish, the army was purposefully decentralized, allowing for further attacks on supply lines and French officers. Avahya, using their new supply of metal and iron, began to replace their wooden ships with Ironclads, sending them to damage French ports, French ships now had a much harder time resupplying their troops in Pantiya.

Portugal would join the war once an explosive was set off in Port Vitorioso, sending a small force to occupy the island entirely. Naval and army standoffs last in 1877. In 1876, Antanarivo finally falls to French forces, with a last stand at Dastagird prepared. in 1877 France finally reached the coast of Chabish, encircling New Kešivu however they are now overextended and begin to starve due to a lack of supplies. Dastagird finally falls after a few months of siege, both Réunion and Mauritius fell after month long sieges.

By June of 1878 New Kešivu became the last Avahyan city in Pantiya. Many European nations express concern over Avahya's strength against the French. The war finally ended in 1879 with the fall of New Kešivu. Portugal would end up coming to an agreement with Avahya, moving back to their Port, but being paid reperations for their losses. France would fully occupy Pantiya, Chabish, Mauritius, Réunion, Comoros and Madagascar. Merina's monarchy exiled themselves to Avahya, hoping to one day return to their homeland.

Post War Avahya
Following the war of Fire and stone, Much of Avahya's industry had been eliminated, alongside their massive plantations in Chabish and Zaydira. Atosa began a industrialization program in the islands of Avahya and Zarveragi. Whilst the industry was not as fruitful as their mainland industry, it would have to do. The most overworked of the population were miners, who were now working 18 hours a day for barley any food. the Miners made a demand to the houses to have better working conditions, but they were ignored. Over 4,000 miners participate in the June 8th strike, refusing to work until their demands were met. The military is sent in to deescalate the situation however they fire their weapons on the protesters, causing two more of weeks of riots until the military regains control over the miners. The miners are then overworked for 2 weeks after this, causing the deaths of 200 miners.

Following the June 8th strike, Atosa avoided an assassination attempts and did what she could to help recover the economy. The economic recovery lasted until January of 1884, once it finally recovered. In Late 1884 German settlers brought with them the communist manifesto, and managed to get it roughly translated into Avahyan, the book was then secretly distributed among the industry and mine workers. The communist manifesto gained traction, and spread slowly under the eyes of the houses. in 1890, the Avahyan trade empire was officially declared over upon Italy purchasing Avahya's colony in Somalia. For the rest of Atosa's reign, the Warrior Queen put down minor protests in the industrial cities, before dying in her sleep.

Reign of Pedram II and the Avahyan Civil War
''Main Articles: World War 1 and Avahyan Civil War

Shah Pedram II came to power on Janurary 26th, 1897, immeditly following his ascension to power, Pedram II had to deal with the loss of Chabish and Zaydira and the ramifications it had on the nations economy. Pedram used what money he could to help fund Avahyan resistance on mainland Lemuria, whilst attempting to suppress the workers of the nation. With the loss of the mainland, Avahya had lost most of its industry and large plantations, which were vital to their economy. the Avahyan islands and Zarveragi islands could only handle so much industry, meaning production of rum and spices were at an all time low. The scarcity of Avahyan goods allowed Avahya to bump up their prices, but it still didn't help to recover the economy.

To make matters worse for Pedram, workers were getting fed up with the monarchies lack of care for their wellbeing. Communism had spread under the nose of the government for over a decade, and by now leaders started to emerge in these groups. Ardo Shahbahrami managed to gain control of many of the communist groups, but all of his coup attempts were thwarted by the Avahya government, whom succeeded in assassinating him in late 1904. Pedram made no changes to policies following this incident, instead continuing to observe the economy, which he had successfully stagnated

When the first world war broke out in 1914, the Kingdom of Avahya remained neutral, however in 1916, following portugals entry into the war, Portugal offered return of Port Vitorioso in return for Avahya's participation, Avahya agreed and joined the war on the 30th of March. Avahyan forces would be sent to fight in Mesopotamia and Sinai, utilizing their air force, the Ottomans had little time to entrench positions, and had to rely on existing structures to hold back the Avahyans. when the war ended, Avahyan was paid compensation for their forces lost during the war. Avahya would also end up joining the League of Nations.

Immediately after the great war, Avahya entered an economic boom. Chromium deposits in Avahya allowed for their reentry into the European market, life in Avahya improved dramatically as the economy continued to rise well into the 1920s, however as 1929 came the American stock market crashed, the Avahyan economy collapsed alongside it. Shah Pedram II needed a way to keep the economy standing, and quickly nationalized most Avahyan mines to avoid total collapse. despite protests and strikes from the miners, the harsh quotas continued. Alongside securing the mining industries, Pedram II also began projects to reclaim land from the sea, and clean up unpopulated islands and reefs. As their economy began recovery, prices for certain metals like chromium were dropped to make it easier for Europe to buy their goods

In 1933 a Maldivian Chromium mine collapsed, killing everyone inside it and nearly causing another economic collapse, Pedram II gave a speech alongside a parade to reconnect with the people, however during the parade he was shot in the head twice, being killed immediately. The country mourned their loss, whilst Roya, the heir to the throne, was preparing to ascend to the duty of Shahbanu. Many houses of didn't support Roya, who was seen as an extremist compared to Pedram I and II. During Roya's crowning ceremony, Parviz Saher contested her ascension, with a group of Royal guards he attempted to capture Roya, however she and the Jogi house escaped to the east with most of the army. Kamran, Parviz younger brother, also contested Parviz, and retreated to the west with the support of much of the industrial workers. The navy split 3 ways between Roya, Parviz, and Kamran, whilst the airforce remained completely loyal to Parviz.

The Avahyan civil war now began, Parviz didn't have the military of Roya, but his forces were more well trained and with air superitory they pushed Roya into a corner and forced her and the Jogi house to surrender. Much of the Jogi house would be tried and executed for their crimes, whilst Roya would be spared by Parviz, and forced into exile to Yohannia. Kamran was next, with the Army slowly coming around to Parviz, they now outnumbered the outgunned and out trained citizens militias of Kamran. in swift battles, Kamran would be forced to the Islands of Ahsan, where during one final battle Kamran would be hit by a stray bullet, killing him. The death of his little brother was a shock to Parviz, and would affect him for the coming years. In 1934 the conflict was announced to be over, and on January 16th, 1935, Parviz was crowned the new Shah of the Kingdom of Avahya.

Reign of Parviz and World War 2
Main Article: Avahyan Military history during World War 2

When Parviz came to power, he did everything in his path to prevent another civil war. However, before Parviz could begin reforms, he first needed to reestablish relations with the western powers, primarily the United States, United Kingdom, and Atlantis. The 1936 house evaluation was the first and only time houses were purged following the evalution, primarly the Edibam, Singara, and Muzumdar house. Parviz had found himself under control of the Azadeh house, one of two houses controlling the Royal air force (the other being Darabi). Due to the air force's loyalty to Parviz during the civil war, their command structure was leftly mostly intact, and so air force command was swiftly reestablished.

Parviz started Military and industrial reforms in 1937, finally listening to the peasantry that had been complaining for a century. As the Avahyan economy recovered Parviz also opened new chromium mines, increasing Avahya's ability to trade with Europe. Communism began to decrease in popularity as the peoples trust in the monarchy was finally starting to be restored. By 1938 the Azadeh house had secured their power in the government.

When World war 2 broke out, Avahya announced its neutrality of what at the time they thought was a general European war. Army reforms had just been completed, and Avahya did not have the strength to fight a war at that point. Avahya did however begin peacetime mobilization in anticipation of a conflict. Avahya sent volunteer airwings to Europe and the Muan front however continued to be neutral in the conflict, their trade with the allies also increased.

In 1941, The Federal Republic of Kashvan invaded French Pantiya, a move condemned by Parviz out of concern for the Avahyans in Chabish and Zaydira. Later that year Naval reforms were finished, allowing Avahya to ramp up their naval production. The Avahyan miltary was put onto high alert, with supplies covertly sent to Pantiyan resistance cells.

Citing continued aggression, mistreatment of Avahyans, and harassment of Avahyan naval assets, Avahya declared war on Kashvan on May 7th, 1942. On August 23rd, 1942, Kashvan attempted to naval invade multiple of the Ahsan islands, however failed to capture any of the islands. The faliure of the Ahsan islands invasion provided vital intel to Avahya, capturing Kashvan officers and soldiers who broke under pressure of Avahyan interrogation.

The Avahyan navy was still rebuilding itself, and did not have the strength to take on the Kashvan navy, however the Avahyan air force was ahead of the Kashvan. the Avahyan Royal Air Force made great gains bombing Kashvan ships and ports from afar. Avahya also sent more air wings to the Muan front, with another volunteer air wing assisting in Europe. As Avahya's navy and military recovered, they prepared their counterattack.

The Avahyan 4th fleet met with the Eastern Fleet of Kashvan at the Maldives, and engaged in conflict all around the Maldivian archipelago, with marines landing on various key islands in a brutal island hopping campaign. The Liberation of Malè despite only lasting a day was brutal for naval and army assets on both sides. With the Maldives secure, Avahya had its air force assist during the Liberation of Réunion and Mauritius. Naval battles between Allied fleets and Kashvan took place for the next year and all came to head in the Battle of the Somali Sea where the Kashvan navy was almost entirely surrounded and capitulated to the Allies.

With the sea secure, and Avahyan troops having replaced the Indian troops in Port Lemurian, they began a breakout from the port during the aptly named Operation Breakout, whilst the island of Diego Garcia fell to to marines. Avahya used large armor assaults to break through the Kashvan siege lines in tight areas, creating pockets they forced Kashvan troops to fall back, abandoning their lines. Avahya began their advanced through Pantiya, in coordination with various Pantiyan rebel cells sabotaged Kashvan lines. By the end of 1943 Kashvan had been forced back to Peruvala and Lemisara which they had fortified heavily, Avahya was forced to dig in temporarily, and start a brutal urban warfare campaign in the two cities.

In the south, Preparations had finished for Operation Hell's gate, it began in full force with bombing runs on Kashvan ports in Macehualuti, which would help to cripple Kashvan defenses in the area and allow for the invasion. The invasion began on April 9th, 1944, with a full force attack on port cities in Macehualuti, utilizing marines and airborne troops, despite heavy losses on two of the landing grounds the initial landings were a resounding success. British Lemurian forces attacked the quiet southern front, throwing the Kashvan troops into confusion. At this point, Macehualuti's own resistance groups rose up and attacked various government buildings in Macehualuti, effectively taking full control of the southern portions of the region. Maceuhalitan resistance took control of ports and managed to open them up to the allies, and after heavy negotiation, the Allies and resistance had come to an agreement.

While Kashvan's lines broke in the south, they did in the north as well, Avahyan troops blitzed through the Pantiyan countryside and reached the Pantiya-Kobaulashilvi strip, as Macehualuti fully liberated itself, Kashvan preformed one last all out push, temporarily halting assaults until December of 1944. In January, Avahya attacked the city of Ilayaci as Shakswaram found itself encircled, and put under siege by British Lemurian forces. In one final large push, Operation Monsoon began, sending a torrent of forces into the remainder of the Kashvan country, with fall of Shakswaram, allied naval forces and total air superiority threatening the rest of Kashvan, Kashvan finally capitulated on the first of February, 1945.

Kashvan found itself able to survive the war, thanks to the work of the Macehualutian resistance whom didn't want to see the union destroyed. The remainder of Avahyan forces were air volunteers in Mu and Europe whom remained there until the end of the war. Once the war was over, Avahya sent its forces back home but occupied the historical Chabish and Zaydira region, the French protested, but could do nothing to stop Avahya for now.

Parviz was praised for the handling of the war, and for the occupation of Illayaci's industrial zone which would help to kickstart industry in Chabish and Zaydira.

Cold war and the Republic
Avahya started the cold war with the recovery of their industrial complex in Chabish and Zaydira, which allowed for their military to be even further updated. Avahya felt full once again, large parades and festivals were held whilst the fallen were remembered and their bodies cremated. Not all were content with Avahya's victory however, following the French occupation of Chabish, many Pantiyans moved back into historic Manpargatu region. Chabish and Zaydira were now filled with French and Pantiyans, whom were being ignored and suppressed in favor of the great Avahyan victory.

The Pantiyans in what remained of French Pantiya also felt betrayed, working alongside the Avahyans throughout the second world war and Avahya's false promise of Pantiyan independence. Avahya also had to contend with an increasing French presence as their military recovered. By late 1950 the illusion began to break as Pantiya's war of independence began, various resistance movements also began in Chabish, however to a lesser extent and much more brutally suppressed.

In 1955, France made demands for return of Chabish and Zaydira, which Avahya denied. France decides to end attempts at diplomacy, and invades the region when they felt the Avahyans were unprepared. Avahya once again preformed their strategic withdrawals, hitting the command structure of the French army again, it wasn't as effective as it was in the 1870s. France blitzed through the region as resistance continued to grow. Western powers asked France to leave the region but they refused. by 1958 resistance in Chabish and Zaydira seemed to finally end, and the French declared their victory over the Avahyans.

Just a year after the second war for Chabish, resistance grew once more, civilians took up arms, fighting the French army and attempting to take over the region. France reacts by suppressing citizens in the region, causing more resistance to grow. Avahya openly supported the rebellion, as it quickly spread to Zaydira. Avahyan special forces are secretly sent in to the region to train the resistance, and provide them with modernized weaponry, they also train any Pantiyan cell willing to work with them. France begins to brutally suppress the citizens of Chabish and Zaydira, barging into houses and searching everyone and their belongings, stealing, and mistreating the citizens. Avahya condemns the French for their treatment of civilians while the international community silently protests French treatment of the citizens. In late 1961 Avahyan special forces are spotted in the region, provoking France to demand an explanation from Avahya, whom stays silent. The French navy is sent close to Avahyan waters, with their jets buzzing Avahyan airspace. the Avahyan air force is dispatched, and despite being under orders not to engage shoot down a French pilot in international waters. Negotiations on both sides fail, and both begin to mobilize against each other as they attempt to test each others strength.

In 1963, Avahyan infantry arrive in Chabish and Zaydira, fighting French forces directly, with French getting constantly harassed by Avahyan air strikes. This prompts conflict between the navies, with naval combat beginning in the open sea. Avahyan bombers target French naval assets in ports, and do what they can to prevent the French navy from repaired. In august, Paratroopers land in Réunion and Mauritius, however forces on Réunion resist the invasion, with only Mauritius falling under Avahyan control. Avahyan aircraft bring howitzers and help to set up a makeshift airbase to harass Réunion's ports and forces. Under constant fire and with no ability to repair or resupply, the French navy is forced to retreat from the region completely. The Avahyan army and local militia's manage to push back the French, in what is considered a turning point in the conflict. Throughout 1964 French forces would slowly retreat from Avahyan controlled Pantiya. France recognizes Avahya's control over Chabish and Zaydira would call a referendum in Pantiya resulting in its independence in early 1965. The Saint Denis confrence is held between France, Avahya, and the UN to decide the fate of Mauritius and Réunion. The UN manages to convince both nations to a a referendum in the islands, allowing them to decide their own fate. Mauritius Votes 67% to join Avahya, 28% for independence and 5% to joining France. Réunion votes 76% in favor of staying French, with the remaining votes being primarily for Avahya. Mauritius would be offically annexed by Avahya, and Réunion being recently recognized as a French overseas territory.

Following the Avahyan reclamation of the Mainland, the Chabish-Zaydira Autonomous Region would be created, allowing for local officals to make decisions to stabilize the nation before its annexed back into the Kingdom. Immediately following the war, tensions brewing in Afro-Lemuria boil over and result in a conflict between British Lemuria and Macehualuti. Parviz calls for strikes against Macehualutian supply lines and helping to slow down their advance. They soon begin to attack naval assets and damage ports, hampering the support from the soviets, but still commit no troops and remain "neutral". Following the treaty of Nuhun Avahya finally demobilizes their military.

As 1968 comes along, the Great Migration occurs, deporting thousands of Pantiyans back to Pantiya in waves, Pantiya is able to accommodate the migrants but is outraged by Avahya deporting their civillians. Christian Avahyans hide their religious ties from the local military to avoid brutal beatings or forced labor. The Great Migration quickly spreads to Réunion and Mauritius, with the French population and their supports being sent to Réunion, and Avahyan supporters in Réunion being sent to Mauritius. By 1972 the Great migration ends with the deportation of almost all of Pantiyans from Chabish and Zaydira. An airbase set up on Mauritius guarded with artillery allows for constant monitoring of French Réunion. Following the Great Migration, Revanchist groups begin to pop within old Avahyan colonies. Avahya announces that they do not support the groups, but also provide no assistance in eliminating the groups.

Roya's Coup, War of the Hammer and Sickle
During 1974, the monarchy began to crack, democracies were widespread and Avahya was still an absolute monarchy. Protests had begun in early 1971 about a democratic transition, however these were ignored as a small group of radicals. On February 24th, 1975, Parviz was suddenly deposed from his office for multiple scandals, a power vacuum began as the houses attempted to keep control of the country. In June, Roya is snuck back into the country from Yohannia, and takes control of the monarchy. In August Roya orders the military to preform maneuvers near British Lemurian airspace and waters, buzzing their airspace. Roya's policies are breakneck and brutal on the populous. General Gaurishankar Modi realizes the risk the new monarch poses, and fed up with her policies, invades and annexed the Chabish-Zaydira region, swiftly instituting martial law they crack down on the people and force the industrial complex into overdrive.

In Janurary Modi had the main islands rapidly invaded, they successfully take control of the palace, and arrest Roya, whom is immediately executed via firing squad. Martial law is enacted on the islands as revanchist groups in the government are blamed for the events near British Lemuria. Yohannia is blamed as an economic supporter of Roya's government, which they deny. In March, the junta raises the war flag and sends two airships to set up supply bases in Eritrea The Avahyan Navy begins working to secure supply lines to the new frontline as troops are rushed in to help train the Derg's troops. This allows to Derg to halt the Yohannian-Ethiopian advance. On July 19th, Avahyan bombers preformed an air raid over the Yohannian city of Sogata, damaging many buildings, Yohannia is forced to construct Anti air emplacements in northern Yohannia to prevent more raids. In august Yohannia begins their own strikes against Avahyan airbases, destroying their airships and sparking outrage in the country allowing for Avahya's full mobilization. On October 11th, Avahyan and Derg Forces begin an offensive and slowly push back Yohannian forces. On the 23rd of December the second battle of Addis Ababa begins, with Yohannian air strikes and brutal urban combat, Avahya and the Derg are forced out of the city limits. On Janurary 4th Yohannia begins discussing armistice plans, The Junta sends Airik Zadah as their ambassador to the negotiations. negotiations last until the 3rd of march when an armistice is finally signed, ending the conflict.

Following the conflict, Gaurishankar Modi made the promise of a transition to a democracy within the coming years. As the final revanchist groups are finally removed from the government, Modi would be appointed the Interim Prime Minister of the country. On January 8th, 1980, Modi abruptly announces that elections will take place in August of that year leaving ample time for parties to form. Despite this obvious attempt at sabotage, Modi does not win the election, with the Avahyan forward party led by Airik Zadah winning 55% of the votes. Airik would be officially appointed the First Prime Minister of the Republic of Avahya on April 9th, 1981.

Airik and his cabinet begin work on the new constitution, they look at many different democracies around the world to help them write their own constitution, however the question of the monarchy still remained. On August 16th, Parviz and Kamran returned from their Self exile, the monarchy is still seen as legitimate by the nation, and so the democratic government agrees to share power with the monarchy, rebranding to the Kingdom of Avahya, Parviz no longer being in the best state of mind and being unpopular among certain groups of Avahyans would decide to hand the throne to his son, Kamran. Kamran would be crowned Shah Kamran I two weeks later. On October 8th, many of the houses protest the new government, setting up the Avahyan Reformist party and attempting to coup the new government, the coup fails but the Government agrees to give the houses some power, which seems to satisfy the houses. On December 23rd the Constitution was completed and the Republic announced a new era of peace and stability in the Nation.

Era of the Republic
Following the creation of the republic, quality of life improved dramatically, the Avahyan economy boomed as the digital age entered full gear. In March of 1982, Military infrastructure was built on the coast of the Derg, with a Avahyan military base offically being established in the region. Embassies opened all over Western nations with the exception of France. Airik makes sure that the new republic will last, his reforms and popularity allows him to be reelected in 1985 leading to his second term. In 1986, following over 5 years of peace and stability, the Avahyan Reformist Party is disbanded, the houses satisfied with their positions. In anticipation of the upcoming elections, the Avahyan Ministry of Intelligence initiates an operation and kills multiple leaders of the Avahyan communist party over the course of two weeks, the party collapses into chaos and becomes multiple smaller insignificant parties.

Manohar Rai comes to power after forming a coalition with the Avahyan green party, keeping the Avahyan Forward party in the forefront of politics. In 1989, The first nuclear powerplant in Avahya would open, marking a new age for power in the nation. Nuclear power is emphasized in Avahya, plans to slowly replace Oil and Coal power plants with Nuclear powerplants. In 1990 Avahya would participate in the gulf war, whilst they commit no ground forces, their air force plays a large role in gaining air superiority and providing close air support. Following the collapse of the Peoples Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in 1991, the nation of Eretria would take over most of the coast. In return for training and recognition, Eretria allows Avahya to maintain their military base in their borders.

Despite Manohars work in the Gulf war, he would not win reelection, with Leila Saharkhiz of the Avahyan green party coming to power instead. Leila continues to work on power reforms, approving many projects to build more nuclear powerplants on the Mainland and the islands. Leila's policies and work reform were vital in securing her reelection. In her second term, Leila continued her enviromental policies.

Poriya Dadachanji would be elected in 2000, he was part of the Moderate party. Poriya's term started off slowly, but following the September 11th attacks, Poriya would have monetary support sent to America. Poryia would then support america's invasion of Afghanistan, but committed no forces to the invasion. In 2002, following political turmoil in Madagascar, Poryia approves a peacekeeping mission, taking control of the country in a matter of days, and reinstating the Monarchy under Radama III. Avahya would help to create a stable constitutional monarchy, and following many positive reforms in the following year the people of Madagascar support the new government, securing its power. In a unpopular move, Poriya would approve sending troops to the coalition for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, shattering the illusion of a lasting peace. Poriya would be reelected despite his choice to participate in the coalition, Poryia however would end up recalling the military following the Battle of Fallujah, which seemed to secure enough support for his reelection.

=Government and Politics=

The Kingdom of Avahya is a Federal State under a Constitutional Monarchy. Shah Kian I Is the monarch and head of the state of Avahya. Avahya has a constitution which was adopted in 1990, it has been amended 6 times. The constitution is the framework that governs the King, government, senate, and people. The King maintains some executive powers, including the ability to pardon anyone they wish to. The Prime minister of the country is elected through the people directly, with no electoral college being in place officially.

The Kingdom of Avahya consists of 30 states, 1 federal territory, and multiple unpopulated islands which are counted as an unincorporated territory. Citizens are subject to three levels of government, Local, state, and Federal government. Local governments consist of Provinces, which can encompass and entire island or multiple small islands.

The Constitution is the supreme legal document. It establishes the structure and roles of the federal government and its relationship with state governments. The Constitution consists of 21 articles which lay the foundation of the state, it has 6 other amendments, the most recent of which was amended in 2018. The Constitution bases is basic rights off the US constitution, including giving everyone freedom of speech, press, religion, and assembly. Proper laws on guns were not introduced until the 5th amendment, which added large restrictions to what guns citizens could buy. All laws and governmental procedures are subject to judicial review, if the courts deem it unconstitutional, the law can be voided. At the same time, the Parliament is responsible for electing people to the High Court, each of whom serve only 10 years unless elected to be the High judge, in which they will serve for 20 total years.

The Federal Government consist of three branches:
 * Parliament: Made up of the Upper and Lower Parliament alongside the House of Lords, they make federal laws, can approve declarations of war and large scale military actions, they can also impeach the Prime Minister and other members of the executive branch, with the exception of the Shah.
 * Executive: Consists of the Shah, Prime Minister, and members of the cabinet. The Shah acts as the Commander-In-Chief of the military and works with the Treasurer to fund various aspects of the country. The Prime Minister can veto Parliament bills (Which is then subject to override), and appoints the members of cabinet and other officers who enforce federal laws or policies. The Prime Minister can also assign the Military High Command and the Defense Minister.
 * Judicial: Consists of the High Court and other federal courts, the judges are assigned by the Prime Minister and Shah together, and then voted in by the Parliament in a strict and complicated process to attempt to ensure status quo in the courts. the Judges of the Federal court then elect a High Judge if one is not already elected. the Judicial branch interprets law and veto's them if they are deemed unconstitutional

The Upper Parliament is an elected body of the Legislative branch. Each state elects two people to the Parliament, leading to a total of 60 seats in the Upper Parliament. The Upper parliament is capable of vetoing laws from the Lower and Lords Parliament, however the Lower and Upper Parliaments have a tendency to agree on most presented issues. Each Member of Parliament serves for 3 years, and can serve two terms in total. The Upper Parliament is the highest level of Parliament

The Lower parliament is elected through 156 districts which are created depending on the population, there are currently 156 seats in the Lower Parliament, The Upper and Lower parliament share power, with both having veto power over the other. Members of the Lower Parliament only serve for two years, there is also a MP for the Capital Federal Territory and the unincorporated territories, however neither of them can vote.

House of Lords (Also called the Lords Parliament) is the only non-elected body of the Legislative, consisting of over 200 seats from each Royal House, they can be vetoed from the Upper and Lower Parliament, however have been responsible for presenting a few issues which have become laws. the House of Lords is a primarily ceremonial body as they have very little power in the Legislature. the Prime minister serves for four years, and can be elected for only two terms. The Prime Minister is elected by popular vote, however the Shah can veto the candidate if they deem them a threat to the status quo or national security. the High Court is led by the High Judge, who serves for twenty years and for one term, the other 8 judges only serve for 10 years.

State Governments are similar to the Federal government, having an Executive branch with consist of a Viceroy, and then a Governor, and his members of cabinet, the Judicial branch is similar to the state run courts of the United States. The Legislative, also known as the State Assembly, has no house of Lords, and only has one Assembly. Local governments have no Legislative government, instead only having the Mayor of the province and the local Magistrate court to keep each other in check.

Foreign relations
The Kingdom of Avahya is a member of the United Nations. Avahya's relationships vary greatly between Arabic and Western states. Avahya remains close allies and economic partners with British Lemuria, Siduru, Utura, Madagascar, and the Maldives.

Many of the Middle Eastern nations have negative relations with Avahya, as Avahya sees them as hostile thanks to historical conflict between the Arabs and Avahyans

Kumari and Pantiya want Avahya Destroyed

Military
The Shah is the Commander-in-Chief of the Avahyan Military and shares power with the Prime minister who appoints the Defense Minister and Military High command. the Military is split into 5 branches, four of which the Ministry of Defense administers, they are the Avahyan Army, Avahyan Royal Navy, Royal Avahyan Air Force, and the Royal Marines. the Ministry of Internal Security administers the final branch, the Royal Guards. During wartime, the Royal Guards may be transferred to the Ministry of Defense. A Census in 2019 reported roughly 750,000 active service members in the army, 65,000 in the Royal Marines, 250,000 in the Royal Air Force, 1 million in the Royal Guards, and 300,000 in the Royal Navy, with another 3.1 million in reserves, Roughly 25,000 Civilians are employed in the Ministry of Defense not including military contractors.

Military service is voluntary since 1992, however conscription can and will be done during wartime through a draft system. From 1940 until 1992 Military service was Mandatory for all men, in 1998 women were also included in the draft. Today, the Avahyan military can be deployed by the Air Force's fleet of transport aircraft and airships, the Navies Aircraft carriers and Transport craft, and a small marine expeditionary force that travels alongside the navy at all times. The Air Force is capable of striking targets from around the world with their fleet of strategic bombers and Airships, maintain air defense over Avahya and her allies if necessary, and provide close air support to Avahyan ground forces and Marines. the Air force also acts as surveillance via the use of satellites and stealth spy planes. the Avahyan army maintains over 200 military bases in Avahya, with roughly another 50 being in countries abroad, primarily Pantiya, Utura, Siduru, and Middle eastern Countries. They also maintain at least 100 personnel on all embassies and other government buildings for Avahya abroad.

Avahya spent $24 billion dollars on their military in 2019. Their defense spending goes primarily to their air force, which gets roughly 36% of the budget, with the Army getting 25%, the Navy gets 15%, the Marines get 14%, and the Royal Guards get 10%. Another 14 Billion dollars is suspected to be spent on Avahyan special forces and other aspects of defense. Military spending has gone down by 10% from 1991.

Law Enforcement and Justice
Law Enforcement in the Kingdom of Avahya is the responsibility of local police departments. Alongside the police, the Ministry of Internal Security and Royal Guards have more specialized duties including civil rights, national security, and enforcing law and order on higher levels beyond local governments. Each police department answers to a higher police department on the state level for easy coordination between agencies. There are over 6,000 Local police departments, with 30 state police departments. Trials are done at the local level, the first trial declares the defendant either guilty or not guilty, after they are convicted, they are sent to a state court to be given a sentence and secondary trial if they wish to appeal. Federal courts will not take appeals from state courts, instead handling certain crimes, most of which could threaten national security or need a more in-depth investigation.

Homicide rates are low in the Kingdom of Avahya, in a 2010 Mortality study by the World Health Organization. Avahya has minor issues with gun violence, due to their firearms laws. As of 2018 the murder rate is 0.6 per 100,000 people.

The Avahyan Incarceration system is split into three levels, Labor, State Jail, and Federal Prison. Labor is the lowest level of punishment and is given to people for more menial crimes, it can include anything from civil and local labor to more extreme forms of labor. Labor is the most common type of punishment seen among the population, when under labor, citizens are limited in what they can do and say, and are monitored by the Ministry of Internal Security alongside the local police department. Labor can last anywhere from a few weeks to multiple years depending on the crime.

State jail is the second level of incarceration, given to people who commit more heinous crimes. People can be in jail for only a few weeks or up to 2 years. State jails are run the by State Police departments, who act as Jail guards and hire other staff, like chefs, nurses, and reception. While in state jail, the Incarcerated are given rehabilitation and taught vital skills that may be needed when they are released. The Incarcerated have limited access to the internet, but do have access to an assortment of books. Various skills including social skills, and occasionally more technical skills may be taught to the Incarcerated to decrease their chances of returning to a life of crime. the Incarcerated may also be entitled to labor, or even work jobs where they can still be monitored if they wish. Only 22% of released Incarcerated people commit another crime. Only around 20,000 people are in jail as of 2020

Federal Prison is the final and highest level of punishment that can be given to a convicted felon. Federal prison can be given to anyone who is convicted for more than two years, all the way up to the life sentence, which is 60 years, the Death sentence can also be given. Federal prison offers no labor or jobs, however will still rehabilitate anyone who doesn't have a large sentence. the Ministry of Justice is responsible for hiring prison staff and guards. Prison life is said to be brutal, with there even being reports of torture among the Muslim prisoners, however there has been no true evidence of this. Roughly 40% of the Prison population is Muslim, making it the largest demographic in the prison, roughly 70% of the Muslim prisoners are given the death sentence. this has led to reports of discrimination against the Muslim population, however this has been denied by the government. Avahya primarily executes people using the electric chair, however have begun to emphasize the use of lethal injection. Avahyan prisons have a mortality rate of 60%.

Human rights
pretty good ngl, will add later

Administrative divisions
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=Geography= The Kingdom of Avahya owns multiple island chains in the Lemurian ocean that encompass the Greater Avahyan Archipelago, it consist of X,XXX islands, and 7 Atoll chains, which stretches across the northwestern Lemurian Ocean for XXX,XXX Kilometers, however only 26.3% of this consist of dry land. It lies between Latitudes -4° and 0°, and Longitudes 54° to 72°. Avahya has no land borders with any other nations, however does share a maritime border with the Maldives

The Avahya Archipelago consists of one large island, and multiple other islands which surround it, the Archipelago was formed out of the Deecan traps and multiple volcanic eruptions creating the large mineral deposits that contribute to much of Avahya's economy. The Land is generally flat on the larger islands, however does have some hilly terrain in the southern part of the largest island. Some of the smaller islands of the Archipelago have been turned into large nature reserves to help preserve endangered equatorial species, and have limited visitation.

The Panchian Isles is a set of 1 large island and multiple smaller island chains in the easternmost region of the Avahyan Archipelago. the Panchaian were most likely formed with the Deccan traps much like the Maldives and Ahsan, however some smaller islands may have been formed through Volcanism. The Panchaian Isles have many coral reefs and a large amount of wildlife on the islands, making much of the waters around the Isles closed off to avoid poachers and environmental damage.

The Zarveragi Islands encompass much of the southern and more central islands, these islands while not larger than the other islands within the Archipelago, they were still very valuable to the Kingdom. the Zarveragi Islands was formed out of Volcanic eruptions alongside multiple earthquakes and the Deccan Traps. The Zarveragi Islands also some has some of the larger elevation, including Avahya's largest mountain, [insert name] which is a total of 2,214 feet high. The Ahsan islands are declared their own island chain formed entirely out of the Deecan traps, which consist of 155 named islands, and multiple atolls.

Chabish and Zaydira

Climate
thursaaaaaa dry zone primarly

Biodiversity
animals here

Marine Ecosystem
fish here

=Economy=

Science and Technology
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Energy
Avahya is the leading power in Renewable energy sources, not having any fossil fuel factories. Avahya's largest energy source is solar energy, which provides 46% of Avahya's power during the day. Wind power provides of 34% Avahya's energy, with nuclear power providing another 18%, and the last 2% being Wave power. Most Avahyan residential buildings also have their own solar panels to provide power during the day

Aquaponics
Aquaponics makes up roughly 20% of Avahya's land i will elaborate more later

=Demographics=

Religion
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Education
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=Culture= Main Articles: Panchaian Culture, Maldivian Culture, Avahyan Culture

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Architecture
three distinct types, will add later

Literature
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Media
Best Sellers include
 * "Autobiography of Arshia Edeli" an Autobiography written and published by the legendary ace pilot, Arshia Edeli
 * "Evolution of Air travel and warfare" Another story by Arshia Edeli, goes over the evolution of air travel/warfare from the first hot air balloons to the modern day jets and airships, its quite detailed and includes civilian alongside military aircraft.
 * "Tale of Three Siblings" a story about three siblings vying for power over their kingdom, heavily based off the Avahyan civil war, and is set to become a movie by 2024
 * "Red Waters" An alternate history story where the soviets win the cold war, and most of the west falls to communism, Avahya and its allies of the United Kingdom and the United Lemurian Federation must survive against ever increasing threats from the communist regimes of the world. Published in 1992, it was outlawed in the Kingdom until 2005 and quickly became a bestseller.

Cuisine
Avahyan Cuisine primarily consist of seafood, like whitefish, Mullet, and shrimp, alongside their own home grown rice and spices, it created a unique cuisine for the Avahyan. Spices are very popular in Avahyan cuisine, adding much needed flavor to many of the dishes they serve. Mainland Avahyans may see a variety of different protein meals, including Myoula, Rakapandri (Hellpigs), and occasionally, lemurs. Despite this variety, Seafood remains the most popular meal choice among the mainland Avahyans

Seafood is the most popular food in Avahya, commonly served alongside rice and covered in spices, it draws parallels with many Indian cuisines. Many of their most popular seafood cuisines include: Gulamgula, [Insert More food names]. Alongside their seafood cusine, Myolua makes up a large part of meals as well, and is the main ingredient in: [Insert food names]. Kefarya Dodo's use to also be a staple of Avahyan cuisine, but following their entry into threatened status, they have become a very rare meal.

International fast food chains like McDonalds, Burger King, and Subway have not had a large impact in Avahya, however Avahya's own fast food joints, including [Insert Name] [Insert Name] and [Insert Name] have become mildly popular within Avahya. Whilst perhaps not as successful as other fast food chains, the need for a quick meal sometimes outweighs the need for a healthy one.