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DM19

**Darao Monkovi 19** (Rebels of Monkovi 19) known as **DM19** is a paramilitary criminal organization in Qeelsia. Formed in 1941 during the Livian War, DM19 was a protection unit for the small Cyad ethnic group, fearing an ethnic cleansing from the growing Donoki armies. After the war, disillusioned volunteers used their contacts formed during the war to sell weapons, slowly growing into a criminal organization. DM19 retains a paramilitary structure, and considers themselves a militia for the Cyad people.
2015 Qeelsia Cultural Center heist

On the 27th of Yinuth 2015, seven masked men broke into the Qeelsia Cultural Center during the early hours. Two guards were on duty, both of which were overpowered and restrained. The masked men stole various pieces of art, cultural history, relics of Jiahen Qeelsia and documents from the Livian War. Notable examples of stolen items are two swords crafted by Itkamar an-Ulkator for Jiahen Qeelsia, "043 Letter to Anza Qeelsia" written by Jiahen Qeelsia, a collection of hairs taken from Jiahen Qeelsia by Anza, a silver ring worn by Jiahen Qeelsia, fifty pristine gold coins from Imperial Haklasia, an early copy of the Avya Charter, an early copy of the Qeelsian Constitution, "Navi an-Seibu," earliest surviving national flag of Qeelsia, two-hundred reports made by the Haklasian Army during the Livian War, items owned by Rokatin Ana Marovik, Yaqu Viha and Avya Sinori, as well as two unpublished manuscripts written by Rokatin Ana Marovik. Additionally, gold and silver items, paintings and other valuables were taken.

The perpetrators have never been identified, and only few of the stolen items have resurfaced. Qeelsian National Police theorize that most golden items, except for the Imperial Haklasia coins were re-melted and sold as scrap, that the paintings and religious items were sold to rich criminals, and that Livian War items were sold to Neo-Yaquvianist sympathizers.

## Resurfaced items

Only few items have resurfaced from the heist, most from arrests made in the criminal world. During the arrest of Salvadian mafia leader Seyu Al-Viahep, two stolen paintings were confiscated from his home.
Fipha Aduyi

3200 (2019 est.)

**Fipha Aduyi** (Qeelsian: Following Aduyi), formerly **Rabano Aduyi** is a Qeelsian cult formed in 1978 by Sisi "Bamra" Aduyi. The group follows a syncretic belief system that mainly focuses on worship of the ancient Anjitolian god Aduyi, but with significant influences from Qeelsian mythology, Sentivanese mythology and Yazaal, as well as other belief systems.

Sisi Aduyi, born Sisi Qeelsiakor in 1948, taught seminars on Saau meditation in the early 70's following a short stint in the Saau order. In these seminars, he began teaching about the "true nature of the Qeelsian religion", which is a term he used to refer to a hypothetical religious order in Anjitolia. Although no evidence of this order exists, Sisi taught followers that the Milawic religion was created to suppress the "Qeelsian religion", and that he was apointed by Aduyi to restablish it.

Membership fell drastically, from an estimated 86.000 in 1985 to 13.000 in 2001 following the arrest of Sisi Aduyi. Sisi was convicted of child sexual abuse and extortion of former members. Three members in leadership positions were also arrested for tax fraud and extortion. As of 2019, only an estimated 3200 members remain.
RAQWA veteran fugitives

Following the defeat of AXAAN in the Livian War, high ranking members of paramilitary organizations active in the war started fleeing Qeelsia and Haklasia. Of these, RAQWA generals and soldiers were among the most prominent, with an estimated 3500 members fleeing to Kaza, Valkaria and Dosenmar. While neither of these countries were officially part of the Livian War, their governments harbored sympathies with AXAAN.

With between 11.000-12.000 active members, RAQWA was the largest paramilitary force during the conflict. With a mostly volunteer force, many members feared criminal charges. It was decided in 1946 to only prosecute generals, concentration camps guards, and commanders of RAQWA, effectively rendering the escape efforts of ordinary soldiers in vain. For this reason, almost 1000 of the fugitives returned before 1950.

While few criminal charges were filed against ordinary soldiers, the Qeelsian society as a whole remained dismissive and hostile towards veterans. Several reports found RAQWA veterans to be victims of discrimination, verbal abuse, and in some cases physical violence and even murder. They were also barred from holding regular employment, renting homes, and shopping at stores. Many Qeelsians, especially hardline Milawics and nationalists, published bulletins in public places with the personal information of RAQWA veterans throughout the 60's and 70's.
1998 Dorispoko attacks

The **1998 Dorispoko attacks** were a series of co-ordinated terrorist attacks that took place on 16 Rankul 1998 in Dorispoko, Sentiva. The attacks centered around the Dorispoko Central Courthouse, where a vigil commemorating the Day of Justice was held. At around 13:30, a bomb went off in the crowds in front of the courthouse. In the ensuing panic, civilians trying to flee were gunned down in the surrounding areas.

Fifteen hostages were taken by five perpetrators and placed in the Central Courthouse. Before a negotiator was sent, Sentivan Forces opened fire on the perpetrators, resulting in the deaths of three perpetrators and two hostages.

Following the arrest of the remaining two perpetrators, they revealed a manifesto and claimed allegience to the hitherto unknown Kaizah movement. The manifesto contained Livian War revisionism, Yaquvihanism, anti-Qeelsian sentiments, Republican Army sympathy and a desire to expunge Qeelsian influence, as well as citizens from Sentiva. The attacks remains the largest terrorist attacks ever perpetrated, and the only attack by the Kaizah movement.
Religious clothing

**Religious clothing** is clothing which is worn in accordance with religious practice, tradition or significance to a faith group.

## Milaw

In the Milawic faith, clothing and dress play an important part in religious practice and ceremony. Most Qeelsians own a **saymgai**, a long piece of fabric worn over the shoulders. In pre-Milawic Livian, the saymgai was worn to protect from sunlight and sandstorms. Today, most saymgai crafters adorn the fabric with motives of religious significance. In recent years, gifting a saymgai with a bilhi has gained popularity, and some shops in Qeelsia sell these items exclusively.

Liturgical garments are worn by tijin during services in the cahn.
The HELVEC Compromise

**The HELVEC Compromise**, or the **HELVEC compromise theory** is a conspiracy theory advanced by several authors, which states that AXAAN and HELVEC entered an unspecified agreement which allowed HELVEC to stage "mock executions" of prisoners sentenced to death by the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal, in exchange for letting the prisoners, notably Yaqu Viha, Rokatin Ana Marovik, Wakhaya Sinori, Bouvon Niheyls, Wyshai Kekin-Dunovik and Bhai Konh flee to North Talin.

The fifteen prisoners were executed on 16. Rankul 1946, called the Day of Justice, and the HELVEC compromise theory is considered debunked by modern scholars. Alleged sightings of the fifteen prisoners have been reported since 1947, up to the 90's. The theory is often connected to the The New Sentiva Order 56 conspiracy theory.
Jironir Qeelsia

3rd

**Jironir Qeelsia** was the 3rd Avya of Qeelsia, and the son of Avya Ulavin Qeelsia, the last prophet of the Milawic religion. The grandson of Jiahen, Jironir was an influential figure in early Milawism and an important figure in establishing the culture surrounding Milawism in Qeelsia. Jironir is credited as the architect of the Azin an-Hava.
Stayziavinkor concentration camp

The **Stayziavinkor concentration camp**, officially the **AXAAN** **Warfare Administration, 10224** was a prisoner-of-war and ethnic minority concentration camp in Saudu, Qeelsia operated by the Haklasian government on behalf of AXAAN. Members of RAQWA, the United Fronts Congress and the Revolutionary Royal Brigade were hired to maintain the daily rutines of the camp, and were behind many atrocities commited there, including ethnic cleansing, executions, torture, medical experimentation, rape and forced labor.

The complex functioned as a military barrack for the Qeelsian government until 1942, when Saudu was occupied by the Haklasian government. Most of the prisoners were Qeelsian and ULAP soldiers, with smaller groups of Cyad, Geyan and Brahti people, and pro-Qeelsian civilians, including prominent Milawics. An estimated 1.100.500 people died from 1942 to 1945, when the camp was liberated by ULAP.

The camp was also the place of the 1943 Stayziavinkor massacre, in which armed members of the Cyad People's Protection Unit, DM19, and Abbali group members stormed the facility with the intention of freeing prisoners. Rioting prisoners and soldiers were overwhelmed by enemy forces and were systematically executed, resulting in 568 deaths within 4 hours.
Qeelsia

AnShua Avyatuo Qelsya

**Qeelsia** (IPA:*kælziːɑː*), officially the **Holy Avyadom of Qeelsia** is a sovereign state in the Livian Peninsula. It borders Haklasia, Kalasia and Rinia. Mostly a mainland of the peninsula, two major islands are a part of the avyadom, both with their own distinctive culture. Qeelsia became a sovereign state in year 25, following the Battle of Qeelsia and the creation of the Milawic religion. The first ruler, known as the avya, was Jiahen Qeelsia. His son, and a subsequent line of his descendants continue to rule Qeelsia, as the spiritual leader of Milaw as well as the political head of state.

The current avya is Laraya Qeelsia III, the spiritual and politicial supreme leader of Qeelsia. The Kanam, an elected official who serves as the head of the Council of Qeelsia, and the de-facto head of state is Anor Metenir Qeelsia.

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Qeelsian-Haklasian serial killer theory

The **Qeelsian-Haklasian serial killer theory** (also called the **Border Killer theory**) is a theory advanced by Qeelsian National Police officer Taimakhanur Qeelsia. It alleges that several unsolved serial murders, including mass murders, were perpetrated by the same individual, or group of individuals between 1991 and 2006. The unsolved crimes put forward were commited in Qeelsia and Haklasia, in cities close to the border.

## Development and investigation

Following the 1995 Tahzayu family massacre in Aithrahaan, in which six members of the Tahzayu family were stabbed to death and robbed in their home, officer Taimakhanur Qeelsia examined evidence from former cold cases to find parallels. After several interviews with known burglars in the area, it was concluded that the extremely violent nature of the crime fit better with a serial killer motive than that of a common burglar. Following this revelation, officer Taimakhanur and two of his colleagues compiled cold cases from the areas with similarities.

After several years of investigation, the theory was officially put forward in 2004, with a small datasheet of cases showing the similarities. Some of the cases were dubbed cannon by the document, indicating strong evidence that they were connected. Similarities in perpetrators described by surviving victims and bystanders were compiled, as well as other similarities.
Kaza (gang)

The **Kaza gang**, referred to in the media as the **Kaza Seperatists** (also known as the **88**'s)is a paramilitary criminal organization, formed in the newly independent country of Kaza on the 27th of Jukok 1895 by Dvonorin Qeelsia. The organization was formed as a militia before independence, with the intention of forming a government in Kaza and installing a theocratic Milawic system.
Wanzika

**Wanzika** (Qeelish: *Our Security*) also known as **United WanZika Nation** is a Qeelsian street gang, operating in the entire Livian Peninsula. Widely known for their rivalry with Ankruva, the gang is a dominant force in the criminal underworld of Qeelsia. One of the oldest street gangs in Qeelsia, they identify with various symbols, mostly the color yellow and Qeelsian extremist symbolism.

Wanzika comprises of various "clans" with the biggest one located in Qeelsia City, called the Mother Nation. Major clans in every major city, and smaller cliques in small cities and settlements can be found throughout Qeelsia, as well as neighbouring countries.

## Origins

Wanzika was founded in 1956 by Roya Saytes Qeelsia ( 1926 - 1994) and Muka Mudin Qeelsia (1930 - 2003) in Saudu City as a protection unit during the Saudu Uprising of 1955. Consisting of career criminals and religious extremists, the original mission statement of the organization closely mirrored those of Donoki, whom they formed an alliance with.

The alliance broke when Wanzika started taking in members of non-Qeelsian ethnicity, breaking the moral code of Donoki. Wanzika formed into a street gang with the age of membership decreasing every year. In 1965, the gang was mostly early twenties youth engaged in organized crime.

## Structure

Wanzika has a pseudo-military structure, with various sets, called "dunyis" operating on their own, all taking calls from the Mother Nation in Qeelsia City. In the 1970's, Wanzika swallowed small local cliques and gangs, making them Wanzika. Every set has a president, called a waria, who are members of the Mother Nation Council. The leader of the gang, waria Ien Saytes Qeelsia, lives in Qeelsia City and runs the council, and thereby every set under the Wanzika name.

### **List of Wanzika dunyis**

#### **Major sets**

* **Wanzika Vuhra Tu** (Wanzika Mother Nation) - Qeelsia City (f. 1962)
* **JC Zika** - Jiahen City (f. 1964)
* **Zuna 45** (Original 45) - Saudu City (f. 1956)

#### **Minor sets**

* **93 Bunes** (93 Brothers) - Qeelsia City
* **22 Zika Bunes** (22 Defence Brotherhood) - Qeelsia City
* **64 Wanzika Uniha** (64 Wanzika Unity) - Jiahen City

## Conflict

Wanzika has been involved in several violent conflicts over the years. Most notably the mass murder of Tar Ris members in 1992, which left 21 people dead, including seven civilians, when four Wanzika youth opened fire in a crowded bar.
Sanraro Pykwiqa

2003 state portrait

**Sanraro Pykwiqa** (1. Kaltak 1949) is a Sentivan politician who has been the President of the Tribal Union of Sentiva since 1990. As leader of Ukwun Ubandasi during the Sentivan Civil War, Sanraro and his party took power following the defeat of Zonit Shaqawib and the Sentiva Republican Army in 1989.

Sanraro and Ukwun Ubandasi formed the United Tribal Congress in 1992, prioritizing the rights of the various ethnic groups of Sentiva. This resulted in the creation of six tribal unions, all represented in Dorispoko. Sanraro changed the name of Sentiva from the Sentivan Island Republic to the Tribal Union of the Sentivans in 1996.

Sanraro has been praised internationally for maintaining peace and reconciling ethnic conflicts in Sentiva, but has been criticized for maintaining an undemocratic hold on power for over three decades, allegations of nepotism and restricting free media and citizen critics of the government, and for creating a cult of personality around himself.
Ayrs Paqa

Ayrs visiting RAQWA leadership in 1942

**Ayrs Paqa Viha** (1923 - 1993) born **Paqa Viha** was a Sentivan welder, soldier and writer. The youngest son of Yaqu Viha, Ayrs grew up during his father's rise to political power, and fought for the Sentivan army from 1942 to 1945 during the Livian War. As a soldier, he was often used in Sentivan propaganda. Following the end of the Livian War and the execution of his father, Ayrs and his siblings grew up in Salvadia with their mother, Shih Hido. They eventually returned to Dorispoko, where Ayrs was born, in 1952.

In 1964, the children of Yaqu Viha, with the exception of Ram Yavi, released a public letter in the Dorispoko National News, where they issued an official apology on behalf of their father, recognizing the systematic genocide of ethnic minorities and political opponents, and swearing to fight against the ideas of their father. Although Shih Hido did not sign the letter, she has issued similar apologetic statements and officially disavowed her husbands ideology in 1951, shortly before returning to Sentiva. Ram Yavi, who did not sign the letter, would go on to join the illegal neo-Yaquvianist Wika Republic Party, and remained a staunch defender of his father until his death. As a result, the family ceased all communication as part of their continued effort to disavow.
Syahin

A **syahin** is a Milawic monastic, often but not exclusively affiliated with a syamor or a cahn. Syahin dedicate their time to study, prayer and religious service, and often life in cenobitic monasticism, not owning private property or making a salary. Although most syahin life communally, a syahin can also describe as someone living an independent monastic lifestyle. Although many syahin take a religious oath for a lifetime, some live as syahin for only a specified period of time.

Most syahin are affiliated with a religious order, called a syamor. The largest syamor is the Milawic Order of the Jiahenites, is affiliated with the Azin an-Hava.
Jumath-Zenjei

Jumath-zenjei are honorary titles bestowed upon people in the Milawic religion who hold special positions, or are in other ways relevant to narratives related to the history of the religion. The names are used in formal documents, in translations of the Milaw, in Kasyuthi theater and in cahn services.

## List of Jumath-zenjei

Most Milawic figures hold at least 3 jumath-zenjei titles, with some major figures like Jiahen, Anza and Ulavin holding up to ten. The different titles are usually used in relevant situations, for example Jukanaloq will be referred to as Jukanaloq the Gentle Warrior when described during the Battle of Qeelsia, but described as Jukanaloq the Strong Father while attending sermons by Jiahen outside of wartime.

### Jiahen Qeelsia

* Jiahen an-Grasta Avya (Jiahen the Supreme Lord)
* Jiahen an-Ynoco an-Qelsy (Jiahen the Saviour of the Qeelsians)
* Jiahen an-Daakao Grasta (Jiahen the Teacher of Good)
* Jiahen an-Drao an-Haba (Jiahen the Son of the Eternal)
* Jiahen an-Ayturo Burz (Jiahen the Slayer of Evil)
* Jiahen an-Meyem Shia (Jiahen the Living Man)
* Jiahen an-Oran Autum (Jiahen the Ruler of Time)
New Sentiva Order 56

**The New Sentiva Order 56 conspiracy theory** is a claim made by ULAP-ULFD commander Dahayla Qeelsia that AXAAN members formed a secret network, called New Sentiva Order 56 to ensure Yaquvianist activity following the defeat of AXAAN forces. Dahayla claims that documents seized from the office of Yaqu Viha laid out a sophisticated network of contacts, safe-houses and donors to draw upon in secrecy. Dahayla also claims that these documents were ordered to be destroyed by a superior officer, sometimes claimed to be direct orders from avya Jironar Qeelsia VI.

Modern scholars, historians and former members of HELVEC deny the allegations, citing a lack of evidence, conflicting reports and accounts from other ULAP forces members that Dahayla fabricated the documents to sell a story. The theory is also linked with the HELVEC compromise theory, which alledges that HELVEC agreed to stage mock executions of AXAAN members, letting them flee to North Talin in exchange for intel and money.
Great Lake Dictators

The **Great Lake Dictators** were four undemocratic, despotic and authoritarian leaders in countries around the Great Lake. The term was coined by the Great Lake Student Movement, a political movement seeking to overthrow the Great Lake Dictators. The label was given specifically to four leaders; Vano Salabinan of Cenesh, Gunacurmey Ulvehandasni of Gelta, Semshit Qeelsibar of Kaza and Anei Loenel of Molenia. Similar student movements in Nyoko also used the Great Lake Dictators term to describe Nyokan leader Haldansomaivel.

The first of the Great Lake Dictators to be overthrown was Vano Salabinan in a 1989 coup which cost him his life. The implications of a similar coup led Semshit Qeelsibar and Anei Loenel to relinquish power voluntarily in 1990. Gunacurmey Ulvehandasni held onto power until his death in 2005, despite a major failed coup attempt in 1996, and his son, Nemacurmey Ulvehandasni is currently in power.
ADC Livia

**ADC Livia** is an international prison in Qeelsia that provides a higher level of security than a maximum security prison. It is classed as a supermax or "control unit" prison, where the safety of inmates and staff is paramount. The ADC Livia accommodates international high-profile prisoners, and "rent out" facilities for life-sentence prisoners on behalf of world governments.

ADC Livia is the largest prison complex in the world, with room for around 10.000 prisoners, although the current capacity is 1632. ADC Livia also provides counseling, education, work opportunties, victim relief work and psychiatric services. It currently houses prisoners from most major nations of the world, and is home to some of the most notorious criminals in history. Only 54 people have been released since 1916, when the prison opened.
The Great War

**The Great War** (781-799), also called the **Qeelsian-Haklasian War** was a major military conflict which lasted 18 years, making it the longest continuous conflict in history.

The war, which was initiated by the Holy Avyadom of Qeelsia under avya Jironir Qeelsia II, began when Qeelsian forces entered the then Haklasian city of Saudu. Haklasian forces swiftly retaliated.

As both leaders of the respective countries denied any form of communication with each other, most individual soldiers were left to do warfare as they saw fit without much direction or a direct goal. As such, many Qeelsian battalions were instructed by their military leadership to convert the local populations they encountered to Milaw, and to travel as far as they could. Archeological evidence suggests that some soldiers reached as far as Rocia.

The Saau order was founded during the Great War as a personal protection unit to the avya.
Ailayd oil

**Ailayd oil** is a psychoactive substance consisting of aishan incense mixed with nutmeg and cannabis. Although it has previously been associated with Milawic ritualistic customs, the religious use of ailayd has become rare, and due to the unpleasent side effects, overall use has steadily declined.

## Preparation

While reading the Book of the Message, usually the Book of Light, a tijin will traditionally prepare aishan incense. The aishan incense consists of almond resin, olibanum and ladanum mixed with peppercorn, cinnamon and saffron. To make ailayd oil, the finished aishan is mixed with ground nutmeg, containing myristicin, and the resin of the cannabis plant. This mixture is prepared in a mortar and pestle until it has the consistency of oily clay. To prepare it for smoking, olive or nut oil will be mixed in the make it drippy. The mixture is then added to hot coals, and using straws, the participants inhale the produced smoke.
Eycuw Ouilek

**Eucuw Ouilek** (1990) is a Rocian political activist with close ties to Valkaria. He is the head of the **World Organization for Progress and Co-Operation with Valkaria**, the oldest pro-Valkarian group outside of Valkaria. A dedicated Taicomist, he joined the organization in 2011 and visited Valkaria in 2012. While visiting, he met with government officials, including future leader Haia Mawomey.

Eucuw was arrested in 2018 and charged with espionage. Although charges were dropped due to a lack of evidence, his pro-Valkarian stance has made him a controversial figure in his native Rocia. Eucuw obtained Valkarian citizenship in 2020.
Thaman Jaik Qeelsia

**Thaman Jaik Qeelsia** (1941 - 2009) was a Qeelsian man known for the vigilante kidnapping, torture and murder of Meyok Anki, who had raped Thaman's daughter two weeks prior, as well as the murder of Gaha Palas in 1982. Thaman was incarcerated at ADC Livia until 2001, when he was pardoned. Thaman died in 2009.

## Rape by Meyok

Thaman's daughter, 17 at the time, secretly went on a movie date with the 28 year old Meyok Anki on the 1st of Malueth 1982. After the movie, Meyok drove Thaman's daughter to a secluded spot and raped her at knifepoint. Meyok agreed to drive her to the nearest bus station if she promised not to tell anyone of the rape. Thaman's daughter arrived home at around 11 and informed her parents of the rape.

## Death of Gaha Palas and kidnapping of Meyok Anki

According to court documents, Thaman "entered a state of shock and sorrow similar to a psychotic episode." Thaman convinced his daughter to show him where Meyok lived under the pretence of going to the police. According to Thaman, he planned for the attack for a week, setting up a crude torture chamber in an abandoned building.

On the 17th of Malueth 1982, Thaman drove to the house in Minkonur pointed out to him by his daughter. His daughter had given him a physical description of Meyok. Thaman entered the home at about 12:45 and shot Gaha Palas, owner of the home, killing him instantly. He bound Meyok and drove him to the abandoned building, where Thaman had setup a steel chair with rope, duct tape and various leather belts as restraints.

The autopsy report detailed the torture inflicted on Meyok. Thaman had removed seven fingers with industrial pliers, punctured both eardrums, removed half of his tounge, removed nipples and performed various acts of torture on the genital area. Additionally, he had been burned with cigarettes, randomly sliced and poked with a razor, probed anally and burned with a lighter.

According to Thaman, Meyok admitted to the rape, as well as another rape he had commited in his youth. This was confirmed by police records. Following 8 continous hours of torture, Thaman claims to have peacefully talked for about 4 hours with Meyok about various subjects, including his childhood before killing him with a hammer. Thaman then drove to the Minkonur Police Department and surrendered. The police had recieved a call from Thaman's wife, who was worried he would "do something bad." Thaman was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment, pleading guilty to all charges.
United Fronts Congress

## Connections

### Rivalry

Qeelsian government, Donoki Voluntary Martyr Unit, United Livian Armies of Peace

### Allies

New Sentiva Thought Party, RAQWA

The **United Fronts Congress** **(UFC)** was a Yaquvianist political party and paramilitary terrorist organization active before and during the Livian War. Unlike similar organizations like RAQWA, who saught to apply Yaquvianism to minority ethnic struggles, the UFC focused on Yaquvianist ideology for a majority ethnic audience in Qeelsia and Haklasia.

Founded by Saysidak Pinronir in 1936, the organization functioned as a political party until 1940, when it took on a military structure and armed members for the Livian War. Saysid functioned as the Chairman from 1936 until 1945, when he fled to Rocia to avoid arrest. Second-in-command Miwalid Awu-Jonik, who joined the organization in 1937, was sentenced to death at the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal.
Marun Qeelsia

**Marun Qeelsia**, born **Mu'urun-ahian Suhqurno'omaih an-Taishunah Xaikaa** (c. 6 AJ - 87 AJ) was the wife of Jiahen Qeelsia, founder of the Milawic religion, and the mother of Ulavin Qeelsia, second avya of Qeelsia. She was the daughter of a prominent elder of the Xaikaa tribe, an early signer of the Avya Charter and convert to the Milawic religion.
The Four Disciples

In Milawism, **The Four Disciples** (**AnOte Shakiha** in Qeelsian) is the official title of the four closest companions of Jiahen Qeelsia. They include **Anza Qeelsia**, the first person to believe the revelations of Jiahen, **Velyam Qeelsia**, **Tunaih Qeelsia** and **Seybes Haduna**. All except Anza were killed at the Slaying of the Martyrs with Jiahen.

Anza went on to help compile the texts consisting of the Milaw, and held a councilor position in the new Qeelsian government.

## Living descendants

Velyam Qeelsia and Seybes Haduna were registered in the Qeelsian heritage tax systems at the time of their death, giving a detailed account of their ancestors. As such, their descendants were recorded in the system until its abolishment in 1724, where it was independently tracked afterwards. As the families of Velyam and Seybes held close relations to the Avyanic line, all avya since atleast 800 AJ have been direct descendants of both Velyam and Seybes.
Saya Anam

**Saya Anam** is an illegal neo-Yaquvianist, anti-Milawic paramilitary terror organization in Qeelsia and Sentiva. The group claims to be a successor to RAQWA, with several former RAQWA members appointing the group as an official successor.

The organization was officially formed in 1965 by Livian War revisionists and former members of RAQWA and the New Sentiva Thought Party of Qeelsia. It was made illegal a year later by the Qeelsian government, and went underground. It has been involved in anti-Milawic terrorism and violence.

Members of the group officially joined the Sentivan Civil War in 1982, fighting on behalf of the Republican Army, an organization comprised of Yaqu Viha sympathizers with Yaquvianist tendencies. 20 members were arrested and executed by the Ukwun Ubandasi in 1989 following their victory. This event, as well as members of Saya Anam were directly linked to the 1998 Dorispoko attacks.

## 2015 financial support controversy

A 2015 report alleged that Saya Anam were providing financial support and protection to Souyin Keshek-Hayam and Mehenteh Suyen-Marovik, at that time the last living members of RAQWA. Souyin and Mehenteh were arrested in 1945 and released 2011, a controversial decision in Qeelsia.
Thuyan conspiracy

The **Thuyan conspiracy** was a plot developed by the Yazaal terrorist organization Undaaya Yazaal to overthrow the Qeelsia government and avya Yunavin Qeelsia in a coup d'état and install Daaol Ohadkana-ayini as the monarch of Qeelsia. The plan involved planting Undaaya Yazaal sympathizers within regional government positions, acquiring arms for armed rebellion and amass wealth for post-coup activities.
The Great Library of Parthos

The Old Square, Lunathion (formerly)

* Unknown (currently)

**The Great Library of Parthos** was located underneath Griffin Antiquities.

## Information

The library of Parthos contains books on evolution, mathematics, and theories to disprove the superiority of the Vanir and Asteri. Some books are from philosophers who claimed there was existence on Midgard before the Asteri arrived. The Asteri banned the books in the library for people to read and own, so that the only existing copies should be in the Asteri Archives. Humans died for the books in the the library to be kept safe from the Asteri. Nevertheless, the Asteri tortured the humans who defended the library. They were burned alive with the heretical works used as kindling. However some how the library still stands with all its books. With all the knowledge of the ancient world, where there was no Vanir and no Asteri only humans. The Parthos books are "one of the few remnants of the human world before the Asteri's arrival."

The Great Library of Parthos was located underneath Griffin Antiquities. However the library has since had to be moved after Micah Domitus discovered its location.

## Trivia

* The Great Library of Parthos is currently being looked after by Jesiba Roga.
* Some known books in The Great Library of Parthos are: *One the Divine Number*, *The Walking Dead*, *The Book of Breathings* and *The Queen with Many Faces*.
	+ The *Book of Breathings* is orginally from another world.
Bumyr Tera-Gynyvorit

1942

**Bumyr Tera-Gynyvorit** (1873 - 21. Kaltak 1944) also known as **Awu Tera** was a Qeelsian Waro author, politician and commander of RAQWA during the Livian War. Born in Qeelsia City, Bumyr grew up in a Waro family. His father was a Javun priest, and owned a farm which Bumyr grew up on.

Bumyr co-founded Saya Ram in 1914 during the Minority Rights schism. Unlike other co-founders, Bumyr was a devouted Javun extremist who used his position in Saya Ram to further his ideals. He declared in his 1925 book *The Waro and Anatik Republic*, which served as a foundational text of Saya Ram and later RAQWA, that Javunism must become the state religion of the proposed state.
Bilhi

In Qeelsian culture, a **bilhi** is a collection of three items given as gifts during the Bahalyar. A bilhi usually consists of a polished clay ball with decorations called a bayukthir, a polished ball of quartz called a shimyahl, and a box made of braided reed called a santu.

The items are expected to be kept in pristine condition and gifted to the firstborn child of the recipient when they reach the age of bahalyar. Recipients who remain childless are expected to be buried with their bilhi. The bilhi tradition dates to around 500 BJ, and some of the oldest artifacts still being gifted date from around 300 AJ.

## The Royal Bilhi

Jiahen Qeelsia, being a Qeelsian national recieved a bilhi upon reaching the age of bahalyar. The artifact, now called the Royal Bilhi, is on display at the Azin an-Hava Museum. The bilhi are not currently gifted, and members of the royal family do not receive bilhi at their bahalyar, instead the firstborn child of the Avya is known as the custodian of the bilhi on display. The Royal Bilhi are considered some of the most important relics of Jiahen Qeelsia.
List of Xikran syndicates

Xikran is comprised of hundreds of syndicates, syndicate unions and sub-syndicates. Most people maintain membership in at least 4 syndicates simultaneously, and maintain membership of syndicate unions

## Syndicate unions

* **Power And Workers Syndicate Union**
	+ Stronger Capital Syndicate
	+ Taicomist-Syndicalist Syndicate of Xikran
	+ Steel, Wood and Manual Labor Syndicate
	+ Academic Education and Teaching Syndicate
	+ United Labor Syndicate (General Labor)
* **State Workers Syndicate Union**
	+ National Xikran Syndicate
	+ State and Service Syndicate
	+ Police and Military Confederate Syndicate
	+ Political Administration Syndicate
	+ Academic Labor Syndicate
* **Center Association Syndicate Union**
	+ National Majoritarianist Syndicate
	+ Electronics and Computing Labor Syndicate
	+ Second General Labor Syndicate (General Labor)
* **New Order Syndicate Union**
	+ Free People Syndicate
	+ Xikran People's National Syndicate (Anti-Syndicalist)
	+ Religious Workers and Students Syndicate

## Political syndicates

Political syndicates function like political parties, and membership is generally available to members of any other syndicate. As such, political syndicates advocate for specific policies, interests and ideologies.

* National Xikran Syndicate
* Free People Syndicate
* Taicomist-Syndicalist Syndicate of Xikran
* Stronger Capital Syndicate
* Xikran People's National Syndicate (Anti-Syndicalist)
* National Majoritarianist Syndicate

## Labor syndicates

* Steel, Wood and Manual Labor Syndicate
* Electronics and Computing Labor Syndicate
* State and Service Syndicate
* Police and Military Confederate Syndicate
* Political Administration Syndicate
* Academic Labor Syndicate
* Education and Teaching Syndicate
* United Labor Syndicate (General Labor)
* Second General Labor Syndicate (General Labor)
* Religious Workers and Students Syndicate

## Unofficial and illegal syndicates

Groups presenting as syndicates without proper registration and groups that have been barred from participation are considered unofficial or illegal, and as such are not recognized by the Xikran syndicate system.
Haulawesi

**Haulawesi** is a sovereign state in East Baron, consisting of the Haula Island, and 36 neighbouring islands. The country became a singular theocratic nation in 1845, when Oweng Heung, a religious leader from - who founded the Sueg School of Kanism and declared himself the spiritual authority of all Haula people.
Edgar Standish

**Edgar Standish** is a main character set to appear in ABC's Whiskey Cavalier. He starts out as Will Chase's and Francesca Trowbridge's target. But he later joins their inter-agency team.

## Personality

He is described as "a rogue NSA analyst who hacked the State Department’s mainframe. A jittery genius, he now has enough super-secret information to get him bought off, imprisoned or killed by a dozen governments".

## Relationships

### Will Chase

Edgar starts out as Will's target, but later joins his and Francesca's team of spies.

### Francesca Trowbridge

Edgar starts out as Francesca's target, but later joins her and Will's team of spies.

### Susan Sampson

Susan and Edgar both become part of the team of spies.

### Jai Datta

Jai and Edgar both become part of the team of spies.

## References

1. ↑ http://abc.go.com/shows/abc-new-shows/news/shows/whiskey-cavalier-coming-soon-to-abc
Desert schools in Qeelsia

**Desert schools**, officially called **Mureso-Ilur** (Education (in) Sand) are a traditional schooling system in Qeelsia, Haklasia and Kalasia in which pupils between the ages of 10 to 17 live in, are educated in, and learn about the Livian deserts. The schooling system is mentioned in some of the earliest Qeelsian sources, and have remained popular into modern times.

While modern systems include conventional schooling such as Qeelsian grammar and language, mathematics and history, the traditional classes on survival in the desert are still the main focus. Traditionally, desert schools are portable, consisting of tents and other temporary dwelling places, and have 6 elders who teach between 40 and 60 students.

Students learn how to survive the sun, how to use camels and other livestock, how to locate water, how to avoid desert predators, and other practical skills like making fires, foraging for food, and more. While the need for these practical skills are largely unnecessary in modern times, Qeelsian culture puts an emphasis on self-reliance and overcoming struggle, and as such, the schools remain the most popular schooling systems in Qeelsia.
AXAAN prisoners of war in Qeelsia

Following the defeat of AXAAN in the Livian War by HELVEC, high-profile members of military forces associated with AXAAN were arrested and detained in Qeelsia. Although heads of various organizations were sentenced to death at the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal, several lower ranked generals, officers and regular soldiers were detained without a clear judicial trail, in some cases indefinitely.

In the 1950's and 1960's, Haklasian and Sentivan politicians urged the Qeelsian government to release several of their prisoners, around 730, to be procecuted and detained in their home countries. The Qeelsian government denied releasing any prisoners, resulting in a still controversial situation, as many of the prisoners had not recieved a formal trail.

The Qeelsian government maintained the position that the former prisoners of war were, and could still be a danger to the national security of Qeelsia, and as such denied releasing them. In 2011, the Qeelsian government released the remaining 9 prisoners, who were elderly and therefore physically unable to reoffend.

Of the 730 prisoners of war, 689 have died, 18 have commited suicide, 3 were murdered while detained and 20 have been released. 5 former prisoners of war are still alive.

## List of prisoners

The following is a list of former prisoners of war, who were involved in some capacity with AXAAN during the Livian War.
Tor Influx

The **Tor Influx**, also called the **Tor refugee crisis** refers to a period in Qeelsia characterised by high numbers of people arriving from the Tor island countries of Dosenmar, Yisuria and Ubania over the course of the Tor Wars, lasting from 1929 to 1936. A "second wave" of immigrants arriving from Dosenmar following the Dosenmar Civil War between 1982 and 1985 has been refered to as the **Second Tor Influx**.
Viyuba

**Viyuba** is a 5th generation Milawic atalyn, sent by the Habatiku to deliver messages and assistance to Jiahen Qeelsia. Viyuba is the son of Sorah, ruler of Suhura, and was invited to join his father. When he declined, the Habatiku gave him the position of *hatrokin* (*united*) making him responsible for communication between the Qeelsian Avya and the Habatiku.
2015 Aysal Travel office shooting

Qeelsia

On the 21st of Galueth 2015, the Iktavur offices of **Aysal Travel**, a Qeelsian travel agency specializing in family vacations to Tor was attacked by a lone masked gunman. In less than a minute, the gunman shot at random through the windows of the office, killing 3 and injuring 1. The gunman fled on foot, and was lost by security cameras at 10:36.

The perpetrator and motivation is unknown, and no individual or group has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

## Subsequent events

At the time of the shooting, serial killer Alou Hayam lived in Iktavur, but has largely been discredited as a suspect. Alou has denied any involvement in the shooting.

In 2017, Iktavur Police Department Chief Rasyanur Tuskovin was interview by QN News. In the televised interview, Rasyanur proposed a possible motive for the shooting, in which an unnamed competing travel agency ordered the attack from a local gang. The statement drew considerable criticism from the public and a number of competing travel agencies, who all denied any involvement. Rasyanur later withdrew his statement and apologized.

## Suspects

Police as well as interested citizen sleuths have come up with several suspects and theories regarding the shooting. Surveillance and eyewitnesses saw a white male with a black hat and black face covering, heavy-set, around 6-6.2 ft, dressed in all black. Surveillance shows he had a dark beard, but was unable to determine eye color.

### **Tayta "Alak" Naisham**

**Tayta "Alak" Naisham**, born 1977, has been named as a possible suspect. Tayta was convicted in 2017 of several murders ordered by 726 Grand Order, a gang which he worked for but was not a member of. Tayta said in an interview in 2019 that he would neither confirm nor deny any involvement, but told the reporter that "...there is a lot to this story that people are not being told. Believe me, this is much more than a simple shooting." Iktavur Police deny Tayta as a suspect, citing insufficient evidence of involvement and an alabi confirmed by Jiahen City Police on Tayta in 2015.

### **Mel Am Haam**

**Mel Am Haam**, who was the founder of Aysal Travel has been suspected of perpetrating an inside job for publicity, insurance or other unspecified motive. Mel, who is a native of Dosenmar, founded the company in 2004. He was arrested for tax fraud in 2010, but was only fined, and allowed to continue his practice. Police said in a 2016 interview that "Mel is not a suspect. We have found no evidence of involvement, no motive and no proof that Mel had the connections to orchestrate such an attack."

Some internet sleuths have made an unsubstantiated claim that Mel's nephew, Ent Kama, is a member of Huan Seyk. This has been denied my the Iktavur Police, Mel, and Ent himself.
Serbara Donokiy Milawiy

**Serbara Donokiy Milawiy** (Serbara Donoki Milawism) is a Donoki Milawist terrorist organization in Malysoria engaged in several insurgencies and attacks. Most notably, it was the driving force behind the Malysorian civil war, in which it fought against Undaaya Yazaal insurgencies. Founded in 1883 by Takas Lana Nirun-temyeh (Takas Lana Qeelsia), an early student of Aishad Donoki, it was the first ever non-Qeelsian Donoki organization, and remains a powerful influence in the extremist Milawic community. It is currently headed by Kenkam Domol-asoy (Domol Kenkam Qeelsia), who bears the title of Grand Tijin.
AXAAN

### Membership

Haklasia, Dosenmar, Sentiva, RAQWA, United Fronts Congress, Revolutionary Royal Brigade

## Connections

### Rivalry

HELVEC* Cyad People's Protection Unit
* Tor Islanders Union
* DM19

### Allies

* Kiri Pura Qeelsia
* Livian Freecorps (after 1943)

**AXAAN** was a major military alliance consisting of **Haklasia**, **Dosenmar**, **Sentiva**, **RAQWA**, the **United Fronts Congress** and the **Revolutionary Royal Brigade**active during the Livian War from 1940 to 1945, in which they were defeated.
Bloomsbury Publishing

**Bloomsbury Publishing** is a leading independent publishing house, established in 1986. Bloomsbury has offices in London, New York, New Delhi, Oxford and Sydney.

Bloomsbury USA, established in 1998, is the US publisher of the *Throne of Glass*, *A Court of Thorns and Roses* and *Crescent City* series by Sarah J. Maas.

## External Links

* Bloomsbury Publishing on Twitter
* Bloomsbury Publishing (@bloomsburypublishing) on Instagram
* Bloomsbury Publishing Plc (UK) Bloomsbury Publishing's official site
* Bloomsbury USA Official Website
Nironic era

In Qeelsian history, the **Nironic period** describes the historical, cultural and national values and reforms during the reign of Niro Qeelsia. The Nironic period is marked by an increased standard of living, technological advances and an overall sense of appreciation to the Qeelsian national identity.

The introduction of photography in 1857 to the public inspired many artists to move from a photo-realistic aesthetic to a more experimental and abstract art form, which came to be known as Nironic art. The industrialization of Qeelsian society brought work to working class families, and the desert school system formulated by Jebet Ilravin gave families the opportunity to pursue other endeavors. The 1878 plan to expand the Qeelsian postal service to include the entire territory, as well as provide telegraphy for free to every citizen made long-distance contact possible, helping industry in major as well as minor cities and settlements expand. In 1883, 84% of every Qeelsian citizen had some form of employment.

The Nironic era also heavily emphasized the concept of "after-work entertainment" for working adults. A major industry of theaters, bars, sing-a-longs and diners emerged in major cities, with many establishments formed during this era still in operation. Young adults in this period emphasized a multi-cultural and experimental lifestyle, congregating at foreign restaurants, learning foreign languages and engaging in other cross-cultural endeavors.

The Nironic era has often been used by contemporary artists and writers as a setting, and many youths have embraced a neo-Nironic style in dress, decorating, music and entertainment.
Livian War

Combatants| *HELVEC**Official members** Qeelsian government
* Rinian government
* Kalasi government
* Reform Institute
* United Livian Armies of Peace

*Unofficial supporters** Cyad People's Protection Unit
* Tor Islanders Union
* Abbali army
* DM19
* Livian Freecorps (before 1943)
* Dosenmar government
* Sentivan government
* RAQWA
* United Fronts Congress
* Revolutionary Royal Brigade

*Unofficial supporters** Kiri Pura Qeelsia
* Livian Freecorps (after 1943)

Commanders| * Avya Jironar Qeelsia VI
* Commander Raa Qupp
* Commander Sori Kyra
* President Bin Davolyth
* Commander Bumyr Tera-Gynyvorit
* Commander Bouvon Niheyls ☠
* Avya Yonidin Donoki Qeelsia ☠
* President Yaqu Viha ☠
* Commander Ahavin Qeelsia ☠

The **Livian War** was a global war that lasted from 1940 until 1945, centered mostly around the powers of the Livian Peninsula. Beginning in 1940 following the Mayaminin massacre and Haklasian imperial influence, it lasted five years and resulted in HELVEC victory.
Tar Ris

**Tar Ris Bunes** (Wika: *Tribal Sheep Brothers*) is a Qeelsian street gang of Sentivan immigrants. Formed in 1982 by the children of immigrants fleeing the Sentivan Civil War, the gang was setup to make money and for protection against the larger gangs in Jiahen City, who would target the new immigrants.

## Origins

Tar Ris Bunes was formed by **Lun Kaowiqa** (b. 1961) and **Saltuk Dinwiqa** (b. 1962 - d. 2010) in Jiahen City, Qeelsia. Then in their twenties, the three youth were of Wika descent, and fled the Sentivan Civil War with their parents. The Wika people had a long tradition of social clubs and secret societies, known as **Tira**. Tar Ris was originally formed as a tira, but from the beginning had the organizational structure of a street gang. Saltuk Dinwiqa was elected leader of the small gang, which quickly gained numbers among Sentivan immigrants, mainly Wika people, but also Suku, Dwinpo and Fofa people.