Amar

Amar, officially the Cyclic Republic of Amar, is a regional power on the Continent of Azul. Tisorzag shares borders with Pretval, Bh'mata, and Kalmo.
First founded over a millennium and a half ago by migrants from the first Empire of Adamar who rejected the divinity of successor Emperors. It is well known for its deep religiosity and connection with the Path of the Cycles. Amar has had a hostile relationship with its neighbour Bh'mata for centuries, with the two states frequently in conflict with one another. 
==History==
===The Sundering===
In October 1926, Amar was invaded by Kenshi ground and sea forces, during Kenshi's rapid series of attacks throughout Portola and Western Azul. Lacking a significant military force, Amar was quickly overwhelmed, and Ghenhal was occupied by Kenshi marines on 23 October 1926. Along with occupied Pretval and Bh'mata, Amar would be directly governed by Kenshi military authorities under the "Kenshi-Auzlian Administration Region". During this period, mass imprisonment and the restriction of civil liberties was common, with all non-Corinite religious activity and any political gatherings strictly prohibited. A local Amari resistance movement had limited success in liberating territory, but conducted notable attacks on Kenshi garrison positions, and even worked to feed information to Alliance forces. In 1932, when Kenshi, needed to redeploy forces for the invasion of Colonial Perinost, withdrew a majority of its forces from Amar, and instead transferred occupational authority to the Independent Bh'matan State. This was a Corinite-minority led puppet state government in Bh'mata, supported by Kenshi advisors and garrisons, but otherwise given a free hand in ruling over the territory of Amar. Despite years of Kenshi occupation, the transfer to Bh'matan rule marked a far darker and bloodier chapter for Amaris. The Bh'matan government formed special squads of "Inquisitors", paramilitary death squads, that would regularly target and murder any suspected Amari dissidents. By the time of Amar's liberation in 1944, over 10 million Amaris are estimated to have been killed, through mass killings, forced labour camps, the Bh'matan practice of 'town burning', and starvation and disease. Although blame for the attrocities was largely placed on the radical Corinite minority government of Bh'mata, Amari historians have long argued that the attrocities were widely known and supported by the Bh'matan population including the majority of Akaska-Dravus citizens. 
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