Kamakanran

The **Kamakanran**, or **Kamakan'ran**, (meaning "New Kamakan" in Saniit) was a short-lived political entity and quasi-state which existed in the Kwaat region of Afbarkeean during the Kamakan Civil War. It was founded in 566:10 by the leaders of the UBBK with the intention of it becoming the new democratic government of the San-Kamakan. Because of this, the Kamakanran was considered an enemy of the regime of Liithan-Konos-Nak, as well as the many states that were seeking to dismantle the Kamakan at the time.

## History

The Kamakanran was founded by the leaders of the UBBK (including Tanhanin-Bundiy, Don-Rentinikin, Gandtaneez-Yanom, Munip-Ganraganthra, Alekt-Omburin, Delktin-Yanom and Gadlik-Keetoo) in the city in Mav-Traath in 566:10. The members of the UBBK then elected Delktin-Yamon to be their leader. Although the Kamakanran officially had no single ruler, as it was intended to be a completely democratic institution, Delktin functioned as the de facto head of the Kamakanran. The UBBK also voted to decided their next course of action, and it was decided that they travel north through Draan-Gak and attempt to invade San.

By the summer of 566, the UBBK had arrived in the Kwaat region, where they were confronted by the Imbrahaan. The ensuing conflict was known as the Kwaat War and resulted in the Imbrahaan evacuating Kwaat in 566:49 and retreating to San. The following day, Delktin-Yamon declared Kwaat to be the first province of the Kamakanran. The capital city of this province was Kanoo.

Following the conclusion of the Kwaat War, the UBBK attempted to advance into southern San, but were met with fierce resistance by the Imbrahaan and Aabanhaag. The leaders of the UBBK discussed the possibility of forming an alliance with Kadee, though this proved to be very unpopular among the UBBK soldiers, who were mostly Gasifiit and despised Kadeeans. Munip-Ganraganthra became a figurehead for the pro-alliance faction.

In 566:55, the citizens of the Kamakanran elected the first Queen of Kwaat. The two main candidates were Munip-Ganraganthra and Alekt-Omburin; the former advocated for allying with Kadee, while the latter vehemently rejected this proposal. Although Omburin had the support of the majority of the electorate and seemed to be the clear victor, the leaders of the UBBK announced that Ganraganthra had in fact won the election. This result sparked fury and unrest among the UBBK soldiers, and eventually led to rioting in the city of Kanoo. Omburin was subsequently scapegoated as the ringleader of this unrest and was arrested by the UBBK in 566:58.

In 566:65, Daadexolta-Rexipar-Pangho visited Kanoo to formally negotiate an alliance between the Eexalonta and the UBBK. In exchange for their support in overthrowing the government of Liithan-Konos-Nak, the leaders of the Kamakanran agreed to acknowledge the independence of Kadee and Draabul, and also to allow the other Huumarooneean countries to secede from the Kamakan if they so chose. The Daadexolta also expressed interest in building naval bases along the coastline of Kwaat, to which Munip-Ganraganthra reluctantly agreed. This agreement was widely criticised by the Kamakanran public, not only because they were mistrusting of the Kadeeans, but also because the terms of the alliance were considered unfair.

The alliance with Kadee also created tension with neighbouring Adr-Kaa'an and, in 567:02, Malisin-Paramasō-Baloo declared war on the Kamakanran, claiming that it was an illegitimate government that posed a threat to the national security of her nation. Shortly afterwards, Balooun soldiers entered Kwaat and lauched a devastating campaign against the UBBK. By mid 568, the Kamakanran had been effectively defeated by the Balooun Army.