Banjea

**Banjea** is the second biggest province and is the easterly province of korvunskur, and straight north of Badigdt

This huge Province has been most vast, scorching desert with little inhabitants although today they are the most dense and populated province in Dunmas. The first recorded civilization was in 203 BCE with many tribes and hunter-gatherers. Many years later Islam spread and became the dominant religion especially Sunni although a Shia minority does exist. Eventually little sultanates, Hordes, and states decided to unite as one in the form of the Banjean Dynasties either by force or submission, the Banjean Dynasties became the largest confederation of states in history.

Although many people believe the Voskitz Empire was the most powerful confederation it wasn't compared to the Banjean Dynasties although it was extremely powerful. The Banjean Dynasty possessed more manpower, puppets and a sphere of influence although the Voskitz had more slightly advanced warfare technology.

The Banjean Dynasties than in 1350 AD was toppled and taken over by the Burkal Caliphate
The first Burkal Caliphate however only lasted around 60 years because of one of the most important states in Dunmer history, The Jhumad Caliphate which broke up the Burkal Caliphate in a huge rebellion and they ended up invading the Voskitz Empire and did REALLY well.
They did so well that some of the empire's states split up into the states and provinces we all know, Dashuni/Heart Forest, Katrivistan, Balsavia and some parts of Pathite. The Jhumad Caliphate would see it's successes rapidly turned around after they couldn't stabilize their gained territories which eventually slipped out of their control causing them to go into a spiral which would ultimately collapse them.

The Jhumad Caliphate is so important that it's the very thing that spread Islam into many states AND it's mark can still be seen on a modern map of Dunmas if you look at the borders correctly, you can still see the outline of the empire from the provinces borders.

here are some worthy mentions to the Province,

- Boletariian Empire
- Stick War
- September War
- First Banjean Revolution
- Second Banjean Revolution

**Banjea** has 2 very notable and important cities, Ed Monto to the north and Ed Conto to the south.
These names mean -------------------------- ED = THE, MONTO = TOP ED = THE, CONTO = CONTINENTAL

The names note that Ed Monto is to the north and Ed Conto used to mark the considered end of the land mass known as "Banjea" and as gateways into the north and south.

These cities are notable due to their size and population and the fact that these Cities have some very interesting history that correlate to the first and second revolutions of **Banjea**. Another very notable city is Banjiers which technically surpasses both in size but not population. Banjiers is technically the De Jure capital of Banjea as there would be a dispute between Ed Monto and Ed Conto. In 1921 a huge portion of north Banjea was taken over to create The Banjean People's Republic a Marxist-Leninist state. This state would eventually collapse as the Dunmer army would advance in as well as the use of paramilitaries. This would be a slight foreshadowing to the election of the communist government in 1928. The communist government would be toppled in 1948, right in time for the elections, as the government planned to abolish elections that year, but they were toppled before they could enact the law. A temporary provisional government would take control for a few months until the elections.

Banjea still suffers from bad weather, poverty, high population density, poor sanitary conditions and developing infrastructure. Since the 1990s the province has made progress in development in healthcare and education and many multibillionaire businessmen and entrepreneurs have come from the province. Notable places include the University Of Banjiers, which is well known for it's math and science department. The famous Museum of Burkal history and culture is in Ed Monto. Many notable religious establishments also exist .