Yavshen

==Overview==
Yavshen (Yavshenese: 亚夫申) was a country in Eastern Kisaya. It was bordered by Horishi and Nagsing. Yavshen underwent many an incarnational change in its history; from the Zhong Dynasty to the country of Yavshen as emancipated from a more primitive monarchy following the Colonial Wars and the Charges of Nagsing. For most of its history, it was regarded to be a quaint and easy to conquer expanse of land compared with the powers of the rest of Kisaya, hence why it became a key component to the Horishi Empire not long after 901 BG. Despite its relative poverty for much of its existence, it boasted a vibrant culture with a proud architectural heritage, only the latter of which survived intact by 301 AG thanks to the effect of the country's rapid militarisation and emphasis on expansion following its first rise to prominence. Indeed, it was for these reasons that the kingdom became infamous for forming a pact with the kingdoms of Síroc and Cúrovi to advance its military program to conquer all of Kisaya and eventually the world with the largest force ever seen. Historically, its capital and largest city was Zhongdou, though was for a period claimed by Horishi, during which the second city of Nangxi served as capital. It was ruled over by its Supreme Premier, which by 301 AG, was Dao Duleng, whose decisions never failed to be ratified by the Circle of Yavshen, a group of close allies and confidants tasked with seeing that the Supreme Premier's wishes were seen through. Following Yavshen's conquest into the rest of the Kisayan continent from 301 AG onwards, the Circles of Yavshen and The Veiled Flowers were established to adjust Yavshen's chains of power to fit Duleng's expansionist desires. They were larger councils tasked with overseeing affairs in each of Yavshen's new provinces, who answererd to three people on the Circle of Yavshen, who in turn answered only to the Supreme Premier. The most significant day in the year for Yavsheni is so-called Lavender Day, which sees mass celebration across the country to mark the consolidation of Bǎohù rule in 143 AG. 
== Geography ==
== History ==
=== Prehistory ===
=== Early Dynastic Period ===
=== Three Powers Period ===
=== Horishi Empire ===
=== Era of Misfortune ===
==== The Charges of Nagsing ====
In the immediate period following the end of the Colonial Wars but before the Charges of Nagsing, Yavshen was desperately attempting to recuperate key trade relations and became over-stretched, failing to note widespread unrest between the east and west of the neighbouring Nagsing. Either side had planned to conquer the other via occupying land in Yavshen to use as a corridor to siphon forces to either end. The first to do so, seemingly, would be the victor, creating a sense of urgency among the Nagsingese entirely absent in the rule of Yavshen. As such, the Charges of Nagsing began in 140 AG unexpectedly to all factions in Yavsheni aristocracy aside from the militant Bǎohù faction. After a short time attempting to repel the Nagsingi with ill-prepared and deteriorated forces, a deal was struck reluctantly with the Bǎohùists to use the force they had amassed and their strategic know-how to form a guerrilla campaign which would see both arms of the Nagsingi fall into retreat by 143 AG. 
=== Emergence as Yavshen the Feared ===
==== The Great Restructuring ====
Category:Locations
Category:Kisaya Locations
Category:Kingdoms
== Rulers ==
From the dynastic period to 143 AG, the ruler of Yavshen was to be known, imperially, as Emperor/Empress. Following this period, however, the ruler was known as Supreme Premier.
	Hǎo Tu Cheng143 AG - 176 AG
	Jīn Duleng209 AG - 275 AG
	Dao Duleng275 AG -