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Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 4

Gandhara participated in the Outernatia Song Contest 4 in Apsolękh, Ponásikwa. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Amal Maher won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "A'raf Mneen".
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 4. The competition was held on 15 December 2014 at the Minna Theater in Rhea and was presented by Marcel Ghanem.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 7 December 2014. The winner was decided by 6 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "A'raf Mneen" won by a 4-point margin, having been ranked first by two of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Mohammed Assaf	Arabic 	"La Wayn Brouh" (لوين بروح)	5 	30
2 	Joseph Attieh 	Arabic 	"Mawhoum" (موهوم) 	3 	38
3 	Amal Maher 	Arabic 	"A'raf Mneen" (أعرف منين) 	1 	42
4 	Naya 	Arabic 	"Mn Eidy" (من إيدي) 	4 	32
5 	Bushra 	Arabic 	"Kol Youm" (كل يوم) 	2 	38
===Score sheet===
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"La Wayn Brouh" (لوين بروح)	30 	 	 	12	10	 	8
"Mawhoum" (موهوم) 	38 	 	8 	10	 	10	10
"A'raf Mneen" (أعرف منين) 	42 	10	12	8 	 	 	12
"Mn Eidy" (من إيدي) 	32 	12	 	 	12	8 	
"Kol Youm" (كل يوم) 	38 	8 	10	 	8 	12	
==At Outernatia==
Amal Maher performed 7th in the running order, following Almarania and preceding Lettuce. At the close of the voting "A'raf Mneen" had received 52 points from 9 countries and the International Jury, placing Gandhara 6th of 11 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 4
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 4
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 5

Gandhara participated in the Outernatia Song Contest 5 in Zaun, Noxus. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Mohamed Hamaki won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "Haga Mestakhabeya".
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 5. The competition was held on 31 December 2014 at the Minna Theater in Rhea and was presented by Rima Maktabi.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 16 December 2014. The winner was decided by 6 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "Haga Mestakhabeya" won by a 4-point margin.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Wael Kfoury 	Arabic 	"Sar El Haki" (صار الحكي) 	5 	18
2 	Nahwa 	Arabic 	"Lahfor Esmak" (لحفر إسمك) 	2 	42
3 	Mohamed Hamaki	Arabic 	"Haga Mestakhabeya" (حاجة مستخبية)	1 	46
4 	Maya Diab 	Arabic 	"Gatifin" (قاطفين) 	4 	36
5 	Elissa 	Arabic 	"Tsadaq Bmein" (تصدق بمين) 	3 	38
===Score sheet===
Song 	Total	 	 	 	 	 	
"Sar El Haki" (صار الحكي) 	18 	 	 	8 	10	 	
"Lahfor Esmak" (لحفر إسمك) 	42 	 	8 	10	12	12	
"Haga Mestakhabeya" (حاجة مستخبية)	46 	10	10	 	8 	10	8
"Gatifin" (قاطفين) 	36 	12	 	12	 	 	12
"Tsadaq Bmein" (تصدق بمين) 	38 	8 	12	 	 	8 	10
==At Outernatia==
Mohamed Hamaki performed 8th in the running order, following Gebze and preceding Noxus. At the close of the voting "Haga Mestakhabeya" had received 48 points from 9 countries and the International Jury, placing Gandhara 10th of 12 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 5
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 5
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 6

Gandhara participated in the Outernatia Song Contest 6 in Tihum, Almarania. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Fady Harb won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "Shu Baki".
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 6. The competition was held on 2 February 2015 at the Minna Theater in Rhea and was presented by Nadine Hani.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 17 January 2015. The winner was decided by 6 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "Shu Baki" won by a 4-point margin, having been ranked first by one of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Haifa Wehbe 	Arabic 	"Ya Toto" (يا توتو) 	2 	46
2 	Saad Ramadan 	Arabic 	"Yali Mdawabni" (يللي مدوبني)	4 	32
3 	Nawal Al Zoghbi	Arabic 	"Wala Bahebak" (ولا بحبك) 	3 	34
4 	Joe Ashkar 	Arabic 	"El Fustan" (الفستان) 	5 	18
5 	Fady Harb 	Arabic 	"Shu Baki" (شو باكي) 	1 	50
===Score sheet===
Song 	Total	 	 	 	 	 	
"Ya Toto" (يا توتو) 	46 	8 	10	 	8 	12	8
"Yali Mdawabni" (يللي مدوبني)	32 	 	12	8 	 	 	12
"Wala Bahebak" (ولا بحبك) 	34 	10	 	12	12	 	
"El Fustan" (الفستان) 	18 	 	 	 	10	8 	
"Shu Baki" (شو باكي) 	50 	12	8 	10	 	10	10
==At Outernatia==
Fady Harb performed 9th in the running order, following Almarania and preceding Zeme Kūku. At the close of the voting "Shu Baki" had received 34 points from 11 countries and the International Jury, placing Gandhara 12th of 13 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 6
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 6
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 7

Gandhara participated in the Outernatia Song Contest 7 in Kraków, Polland. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Myriam Fares won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "Aman". Fares went on to win the Outernatia Song Contest, bringing Gandhara their first victory. "Aman" received a total of 80 points and full marks from four countries.
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 7. The competition was held on 6 March 2015 at the Minna Theater in Rhea and was presented by Nadine Njeim.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 14 February 2015. The winner was decided by 4 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "Aman" won by a 12-point margin, having been ranked first by two of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Shayma Helali 	Arabic 	"Ya Nahar" (يا نهار) 	2 	30
2 	Myriam Fares 	Arabic 	"Aman" (آمان) 	1 	42
3 	Haitham Sa'eid 	Arabic 	"Homma Malhom Bina Ya Leil" (هما مالهم بينا يا ليل)	3 	20
4 	Mohamed Nour 	Arabic 	"El Farah" (الفرح) 	4 	20
5 	Pascale Machaalani	Arabic 	"Ya Mdagdag" (يا مدقدق) 	5 	8
===Score sheet===
Song 	Total	 	 	 	
"Ya Nahar" (يا نهار) 	30 	 	8 	10	12
"Aman" (آمان) 	42 	12	12	8 	10
"Homma Malhom Bina Ya Leil" (هما مالهم بينا يا ليل)	20 	 	 	12	8
"El Farah" (الفرح) 	20 	10	10	 	
"Ya Mdagdag" (يا مدقدق) 	8 	8 	 	 	
==At Outernatia==
Myriam Fares performed 4th in the running order, following Almarania and preceding Rascia. At the close of the voting "Aman" had received 80 points from 10 countries, placing Gandhara 1st of 13 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 7
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 7
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 8

Gandhara participated in the Outernatia Song Contest 8 in Lilitanisua, Dulcet Ebullience. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Ragheb Alama won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "Betfell".
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 8. The competition was held on 24 March 2015 at the Minna Theater in Rhea and was presented by Yara Khoury Mikhael.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 10 March 2015. The winner was decided by 4 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "Betfell" won by a 22-point margin, having been ranked first by three of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Tamer Hosny 	Arabic 	"Enayyah Bethebbak" (عينيا بتحبك)	5 	10
2 	Amal Hijazi 	Arabic 	"Akher Gharam" (آخر غرام) 	3 	22
3 	Ragheb Alama	Arabic 	"Betfell" (بتفل) 	1 	46
4 	Jannat 	Arabic 	"Waheshni" (واحشني) 	2 	24
5 	Wael Jassar 	Arabic 	"Million Ahebek" (مليون أحبك) 	4 	18
===Score sheet===
Song 	Total	 	 	 	
"Enayyah Bethebbak" (عينيا بتحبك)	10 	 	10	 	
"Akher Gharam" (آخر غرام) 	22 	10	 	12	
"Betfell" (بتفل) 	46 	12	12	10	12
"Waheshni" (واحشني) 	24 	8 	8 	 	8
"Million Ahebek" (مليون أحبك) 	18 	 	 	8 	10
==At Outernatia==
Ragheb Alama performed 5th in the running order, following Rascia and preceding Victoria. At the close of the voting "Betfell" had received 45 points from 7 countries and the International Jury, placing Gandhara 10th of 15 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 8
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 8
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest 9

Gandhara hosted the Outernatia Song Contest 9 in Rhea after winning the Outernatia Song Contest 7 with the song "Aman" performed by Myriam Fares. Their entry was selected through the national final Nights of Gandhara, organised by the Gandhari broadcaster Radio and Television of Gandhara (RTG).
Samira Said won the national final and represented Gandhara with the Arabic language song "Mazal".
==Nights of Gandhara==
Nights of Gandhara is a song contest that served as Gandhara's national final to select their entry for the Outernatia Song Contest 9. The competition was held on 26 April 2015 at the International Convention Center in Manas and was presented by Myriam Fares & Neshan Der Haroutiounian.
===Competing entries===
Five acts competed in the national final. The competing songs and artists were announced on 13 April 2015. The winner was decided by 8 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10 and 8 points to their 3 favorite songs. "Mazal" won by a 8-point margin, having been ranked first by three of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Language	Song 	Place	Points
1 	Nassif Zeytoun	Arabic 	"Larmik Bbalach" (لرميك ببلاش) 	5 	32
2 	Asma Lamnawar 	Arabic 	"Hakawa" (هاكاوا) 	2 	54
3 	Samira Said 	Arabic 	"Mazal" (مازال) 	1 	62
4 	Joseph Attieh 	Arabic 	"Welak" (ويلك) 	3 	48
5 	Assala 	Arabic 	"Khanat El-Zekrayat" (خانات الذكريات)	4 	44
===Score sheet===
Song 	Total	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
"Larmik Bbalach" (لرميك ببلاش) 	32 	8 	8 	 	 	8 	 	8 	
"Hakawa" (هاكاوا) 	54 	 	 	12	8 	12	12	 	10
"Mazal" (مازال) 	62 	12	 	8 	12	10	8 	12	
"Welak" (ويلك) 	48 	10	10	 	10	 	10	 	8
"Khanat El-Zekrayat" (خانات الذكريات)	44 	 	12	10	 	 	 	10	12
==At Outernatia==
Samira Said performed 7th in the running order, following Ponásikwa and preceding Victoria. At the close of the voting "Mazal" had received 35 points from 7 countries, placing Gandhara 16th of 21 competing countries.
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* Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
* Outernatia Song Contest 9
==References==
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest 9
Category:Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
Gandhara national football team

The Gandhara national football team represents Gandhara in association football and is governed by the Gandhari Football Association (GFA), the governing body for football in Gandhara.
==History==
Gandhara was automatically qualified for the first Outernatia Cup of Nations, as they were the host country. During the tournament, in which six teams participated, Gandhara reached the semi-final after a 2–2 draw with Alma Livre (the first-ever Outernatia Cup of Nations match) and a 1–0 victory over Lettuce. The semi-final match against Almarania remained without a goal, despite many chances for both sides, and extra time was needed. During the second half of the extra time, Almarania scored twice within three minutes, and a late 118 minute-goal from Al-Shahrani put the score at 2–1 for Almarania. Gandhara became third after they beat Roseau 2–1.
During the second Outernatia Cup of Nations, Gandhara was eliminated during the group stage of the tournament. After a 5–1 loss to Auspikitan and a spectacular 5–5 draw with Lettuce, The Gandhari Lions ended 3rd and last in their group. The defence was heavily criticized, as they conceded 10 goals in only 2 matches.
Gandhara qualified for the 2016 Internatian Games in Ithist, Alteus. During the group matches, Gandhara beat Porielana and Frostfall, and drew with Sunetti. Gandhara ended 2nd in their group behind Sunetti on goal difference and advanced to the quarter-finals, in which they lost to Irdminia after penalties.
==Competitive records==
===Outernatia Cup of Nations===
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Edition 	Round 	Position 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	
I 	Third place 	3rd 	4 	2 	1 	1 	6 	5 		Qualified as hosts 	Qualified as hosts 	Qualified as hosts 	Qualified as hosts 	Qualified as hosts 	Qualified as hosts
II 	Group stage 	6th 	2 	0 	1 	1 	6 	10 		12 	5 	3 	4 	22 	14
III 	Qualified 	To be determined 	To be determined 	To be determined 	To be determined 	To be determined 	To be determined 	To be determined 		10 	7 	2 	1 	13 	6
Total 	Third place 	3/3 	6 	2 	2 	2 	12 	15 		22 	12 	5 	5 	35 	20
===Internatian Games===
Year 	Result 	Matches	Wins	Draws	Losses	GF	GA
2016 	Quarter-finals	4 	2 	2 	0 	7 	4
Total	1/1 	4 	2 	2 	0 	7 	4
==See also==
*Gandhara women's national football team
Category:Gandhara
Category:Gandhara national football team
Category:Outernatian national association football teams
Gandhara v Alma Livre (I Outernatia Cup of Nations)

The first round match of the I Outernatia Cup of Nations between Gandhara and Alma Livre was the first-ever Outernatia Cup of Nations match. It was played on 29 November 2014 at the Gandhari National Stadium in Rhea. The match finished in a 2–2 draw and was watched by more than 95,000 spectators.
==Match details==
	
Category:Outernatia Cup of Nations
Category:Outernatia Cup of Nations matches
Category:Gandhara national football team matches
Category:Alma Livre national football team matches
Category:I Outernatia Cup of Nations
Gandhara women's national football team

The Gandhara women's national football team represents Gandhara in international women's football and is controlled by the Gandhari Football Association (GFA).
==History==
Gandhara qualified for the 2016 Internatian Games, marking their debut in the tournament. During the group matches, The Lionesses made a good start by beating Irdminia 2–1. After a 2–2 draw with Bitland and a 3–1 win against Tonallán, Gandhara qualified as group winners for the knockout stage. By defeating Ponásikwa and Kimmystan, Gandhara advanced to the final in which they defeated hosts Alteus with 3–1, winning the gold medal.
==Competitive records==
===Internatian Games===
Year 	Result 	Matches	Wins	Draws	Losses	GF	GA
2016 	Champions	6 	5 	1 	0 	14	6
Total	1/1 	6 	5 	1 	0 	14	6
==See also==
*Gandhara men's national football team
Category:Gandhara
Category:Gandhara women's national football team
Category:Outernatian national association football teams
Gandhara–Kimmystan relations

Gandhara–Kimmystan relations
 	
Gandhara	Kimmystan
Gandhara–Kimmystan relations refer to the bilateral relations between the Arab Republic of Gandhara and the Kingdom of Kimmystan. The countries established diplomatic relations on 23 October 1965, when a free trade agreement was signed between the two sides. The agreement was officially ratified by the governments of both countries on 5 June 1966 and came into effect on 1 September of the same year.
Gandhara has an embassy in Nordfjord and consulates-general in Bunnfallet, Kimsund, and Shortyearbyen. Kimmystan has an embassy in Rhea and consulates-general in Kazmi, Manas, and Maslamah. Both countries are full members of the Union of Sovereign States.
==Country comparison==
 	Gandhara 	Kimmystan
Population 	32,516,229 	14,703,669
Area 	674,463 km2 (260,412 sq mi) 	945,444 km2 (365,038 sq mi)
Population Density	48.2/km2 (124.9/sq mi) 	15.6/km2 (40.3/sq mi)
Capital 	Rhea 	Nordfjord
Government 	Unitary semi-presidential republic	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
==See also==
*Foreign relations of Gandhara
*Foreign relations of Kimmystan
Category:Gandhara–Kimmystan relations
Category:Gandhara
Category:Kimmystan
Category:Bilateral relations of Gandhara
Category:Bilateral relations of Kimmystan
Gandhara–Lettuce relations

Gandhara–Lettuce relations
 	
Gandhara	Lettuce
Gandhara–Lettuce relations refer to the bilateral relations between the Arab Republic of Gandhara and the Bolivarian Republic of Lettuce. The countries established diplomatic relations in 1958 with the Treaty of Vola, after Lettuce declared itself independent from Gandhara as a result of the Gandhari Revolution in 1957.
Both nations are members of the Outernatian Union and the Union of Sovereign States.
==Country comparison==
 	Gandhara 	Lettuce
Population 	32,516,229 	6,307,486
Area 	674,463 km2 (260,412 sq mi) 	45,449 km2 (390,127 sq mi )
Population Density	48.2/km2 (124.9/sq mi) 	150.6/km2 (359.4/sq mi)
Capital 	Rhea 	Hugo Chávez City
Government 	Unitary semi-presidential republic	Socialist parliamentary republic
==History==
During the 16th century, Lettuce and parts of western Gandhara were under the rule of the Spanish Empire. In an attempt to increase Gandhara's political influence on the west coast, Sultan Mustafa II of Gandhara launched the Gandhari–Spanish War (1538–1561), in which Gandhara succeeded in taking Spanish territories along the shore of the Artemitic Sea. Lettuce became an integral part of Gandhara, and was the Sultanate's only access to the sea.
Under the Al-Mansur dynasty, Lettuce became autonomous, and several rights were granted to the Lettucian people, such as freedom of religion and free use of the Lettucian and Spanish language. After the Gandhari Revolution in 1957, in which the Al-Mansur dynasty was overthrown, Lettucian inhabitants feared the loss of the rights that were granted to them, and the Lettuce Governorate declared itself independent. This independence was formalized on 15 August 1957 with the Lettucian Independence Act, and the new Gandhari government recognized the independence in the Treaty of Vola on 14 May 1958.
The Treaty of Vola paved the way for good diplomatic relations between the two countries. Lettuce ceded a small region to Gandhara, that would keep direct access to the sea, and Gandhara committed to pass 50% of the export through harbours of Lettuce. Today, the countries are important economic and political partners, which leads to co-operation on many fronts. According to public opinion polls, Gandhari and Lettucian citizens have a very positive view of each other's countries.
==International border==
The terrestrial boundary between Gandhara and Lettuce is 302 kilometres (188 mi) long. Crossing the border is relatively simple. No passport is required as citizens of both nations were granted the right of free movement between Gandhara and Lettuce in the Treaty of Vola. However, customs controls can be made if travelling by car to prohibit smuggling.
==See also==
*Foreign relations of Gandhara
*Foreign relations of Lettuce 
Category:Gandhara–Lettuce relations
Category:Gandhara
Category:Lettuce
Category:Bilateral relations of Gandhara
Category:Bilateral relations of Lettuce
Gandhari Socialist Republic

The Gandhari Socialist Republic (Gandhari: , Gandhāri Sosiyalisti Jumhūriyat), renamed the Republic of Gandhara in 1967, was the first republic in Gandhara. It is often called the Assiri Republic, as it was established in 1957 after General Ahmed Assiri of the Gandhari Socialist Union deposed Emir Mohamed Mansur at the end of the Gandhari Revolution. 
Category:Gandhara
Category:Former countries in Outernatia
Category:History of Gandhara
Gandhari Socialist Union

The Gandhari Socialist Union (Gandhari: , Gandhāri Sosiyalist Ettehadiye) was a political and military organization in Gandhara that instigated the Gandhari Revolution.
The movement was established in 1952 under Khalid Ismaïl, a former military officer of the armed forces of Gandhara, together with other former officers and opposition figures. One of these nationalist officers, Ahmed Assiri, became the official leader during the turmoil leading up the revolution, because of his leadership and organizational abilities. After the revolution, Assiri became the Prime Minister of the Interim Government of Gandhara and the first President of the Gandhari Socialist Republic.
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Category:History of Gandhara