Kingdom of Anasai
The Kingdom of Anasai was one of the Apgarian Kingdoms of the Silent Ages. Many of its holdings have been subsumed by the Kingdom of Estrega following the Second Anasaian-Estregan War. More of its territories were absorbed into the Kingdom of Sanery when it lost in major campaigns during the Battles for the Masochist. After the Third Apgarian Revolution, the Kingdom of Anasai was completedly dissolved, its remaining lands were divided between the newly established Confederate provinces of Sanery and Alsace
History
Section titled “History”After the Fall of the Western Kalassarian Empire
Section titled “After the Fall of the Western Kalassarian Empire”The Corinnine Dynasty 479-666
Section titled “The Corinnine Dynasty 479-666”The Mersenne Dynasty 666-802
Section titled “The Mersenne Dynasty 666-802”The Mandelbrot Dynasty 802-855
Section titled “The Mandelbrot Dynasty 802-855”The Corrinnine Restoration 855-888
Section titled “The Corrinnine Restoration 855-888”The Hudorian Dynasty 888-1179
Section titled “The Hudorian Dynasty 888-1179”The First Anasaian-Estregan War
Section titled “The First Anasaian-Estregan War”Anasaian-Estregan Unification
Section titled “Anasaian-Estregan Unification”Almost exactly one year after the Chartreusean Armistice, it was decided that the Crown Prince Hubar of Estrega was wed Princess Karni of Anasai. Codified in the Treaty of Colmar, the two kingdoms would be unified five years after their wedding day. The current monarchs would adbicate, and the two would become co-equal rulers of the Kingdom of Anasai-Estrega.
The Second Anasaian-Estregan War
Section titled “The Second Anasaian-Estregan War”The Second Apgarian Revolution
Section titled “The Second Apgarian Revolution”The Third Apgarian Revolution
Section titled “The Third Apgarian Revolution”Dissolution
Section titled “Dissolution”After taking the Anasai Castle and capturing the king, revolutionary general Bartholomew III Strandiz announced the dissolution of the Kingdom of Anasai. Strandiz had hoped that they would allow his homeland Anasai to reestablish itself as a province, like Sanery and Estrega were, however the revolutionary government decided against it. Anasai’s violent opposition the revolution, and its role as the counter-revolutionary bastion have maligned it with the revolutionary army that its dissolution became a symbol for the victory of the Third Revolution.
Instead, its holdings were maintained by the revolutionary government in the interim. The final division of its lands were addressed in the third session of the First Apgarian Confederate Congress.