Hedjaz

A historical region in the Skahazadans, spanning the lands where the Sahidic Delta runs into the Pagan Sea. Hedjaz has one of the longest histories of any country, which survived manily due to the use of stone tablets and murals instead of parchment or simply word of mouth. 
300 years before our time, Qadim the Great took Hedjaz from the Maracacan Empire and established a short-lived domain over the region which gave rise to the Cleomaic Kings until Maracacar reestablished their rule. In the 7th century, it was conquered by Urubuhls and became the province of several succesive Emirates of the Sahidic Lands, until it became independant and rose to become the political center of the Ayyubid Emirate.