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Revision as of 16:19, 14 July 2022
Kharyat
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The Province of Kharyat (Packilvanian: LuDominimne aluKharyat) is a high level administrative subdivision of Packilvania. It is located in the southwest of the country, surrounded by Ukanar to the west, Mekedesh to the east, Shakar to the northwest, Ashura to the north and the Packilvanian Ocean to the south. The city of Kemer is an exclave of Kharyat in the south.
Kharyat has a population of 97,250,120. Its capital and largest is Yukader. Its other major cities include Makobar, Xahal, Ajhurit, Songai, and Hatachatiyat. It has a nominal GDP of 774,110,955,200 KRB and a nominal GDP per capita of 7,960 KRB. Kharyat has a hot desert climate in most of its interior. It has semi arid areas, savanna, and sub tropical rain forest in the south. A tributary of the Ufrata River known as the Datsahud River flows through Kharyat before emptying into Ukanar. Kharyat lies within the Central West Packilvanian Timezone (+4 UTC).
The Governor of Kharyat is Prince Uhayed a-Amhoud Bedon. The Judge President of the Kharyat High Court is Prince Alawad a-Uhayed Bedon. Kharyat is the home of the Bedonite dynasty that currently rules Packilvania. They originated from the city of Makobar which was named after their ancestor Bedon Makobar who founded it thousands of years ago. They ruled it as an independent realm then a fief of the various dynasties that took over Packilvania. They returned to independence between the 12th and 13 centuries but often faced incursions from the Kilionite Dynasty of Kemer and the Dhareelite Dynasty of Yukader.