Tsagaan Khanate

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The Tsagaan Khanate
Tsgaani Flag Flag of Tsagaan
Internal Map of Tsagaan in red, with regions labeled.
Population 4 citizens
Demonym Tsagaani
Location Central Cinder
Head of State Khan Vita de Marirreguera
Religion Tengrism

Tsagaan (/tsaː.gaanː/), officially the The Tsagaan Khanate, and commonly referred to as The Khanate, is a Khanate located in the near-spawn area and central Cinder. It was founded on August 27th of the year 2023 by TrueWig Khan. The capital of Tsagaan is Yurtbatar, located in the center of the Khanate. Tsagaan borders Cauldra in the north,Sanéa to it's east, and Ashannar and the Noguhn Horde to the south-west.

Etymology

The word "Tsagaan" roughly translates to the word "white". Due to a lack of written records, the exact reasoning and origin for this name is unknown, and Tsagaani locals report no knowledge on the subject.

History

Prehistory

Tsagaani history begins with TrueWig Khan, whose presence became known in late August 2023 after Belmontese scouts found a collection of yurts in the valley below them. On September 9th, Adrarian officials reported that Tsagaan had moved into a Testifikan village in the nearby Taiga forest. Tsagaan informed Adraria that they had no intention of further expansion into the forest, marking the first time that the Khanate would engange with another nation in an official capacity. Tsagaani forces then forcefully relocated the villagers across lake Tung-Ak, after which they burned the occupied village. Tsagaan would then begin a program of "reeducation" for the imported Testifikans, in an effort to convert them to the Tsagaani way of life.

TrueWig Khan would also begin his tradition of taking spiritual journeys during this time, during which the Khan would leave the Khanate for several days. TrueWig would appoint a Tur-Khan to run the Khanate during his absences.