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|leader_name1 = [[Scheherazade Al Sayyed]] (2022)
|leader_title2 = Grand Vizier
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|leader_title14 = Imperial Viziers
|leader_name14 =Farhad Hanifnejad
Leila Ghorbani </br>
Akeem Ghazali </br>
Ahmed Kamel </br>
Anoush Safaryan </br>
|legislature = Imperial Chambers
|upper_house = Council of Viziers
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The Emirs and Emiras of the Hiqbat Jamila were known to be weak, but not unintelligent. The reign of Emira Soraya (dubbed the laziest Emira) marked the time where formal relations with Mirhaime were established as a way to strengthen the Sayqidi military.
In 1991, [[Askaraban|the Theocratic Republic of Askaraban]] invaded the Sheikhdom of Aparapat, out of hopes of reuiniting the [[Kingdom of Astava]], which collapsed during the Sayqidi invasion of the Haq mountains in the 13th century. Though the Asakarabani forces greatly outnumbered the Sayqidi ones, with Mirhamian assitance, the Sayqidi pushed back Askaraban. Despite its short period, it was one of if not the most devastating war in Sayqidi history.
== Etymology ==
Because of its religion and culture, the realm would be named after the ruling dynasty. The name of the dynasty, Sayyed (السيد) means "The Master" in Alsaayqayidu.
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Before Sayyed, the preceding kingdom was called Ashur, named after the river that flowed near the city of Salaharkesh (now Salarqa).
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* '''Khonmani Plateaus -''' The second largest region and home to the Xuhari. Its capital is [[Quzou]].
* '''Aparapat -''' The highest region in Sayyed. It's home to the Haqmi and their capital of [[Haraman]].
* '''Khor Sha'aidat -''' Sayyed's hottest desert and the home to the Sha'
== History ==
=== Ancient History ===
The earliest settlement in
==== King Issaruutunu III ====
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==== Formation of the Kingdom of Sayyed ====
King Manishtushu died without an heir in 873 AD. Before his passing, he named his cousin, the popular,
==== The Great Famine ====
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In 1665, Abreshmina sent the court painter, Beg Mostafa Fayek, north of Sayyed to look for inspiration. Though the trip was risky, he arrived to the city of Hasa safely with his daughter, and met the Mutadiit, Suleiman, who not only gave inspiration for the painting, but advice. Mostafa painted a paitning depicting a scene in Hasa, using the Mutadiit's advice as a backbone. It was received extremely well by the Emira and he was paid his weight in gold for it. After his return, Mostafa wrote about his trip in the memoir "A Caravan to Hasa".
==== The Formation of the Council of Viziers and Council of Pashas ====
In 1693, Emira Abreshmina reformed the Sayqidi government system so rather than the Grand Vizier being an advisor to the Emir, who would be both head of state and head of government, the Grand Vizier holds the title of Head of Government alongisde the Emir. The Council of Viziers was formed, a location where the Imperial Viziers (Wazir Imburiiati) discuss with and advise the Grand Vizier and the Emir. She also decided the selection process of the Grand Vizier, who would be elected among the most senior of Imperial Viziers, voted on by the other viziers.
It was also at this time when the lower house, the Council of Pashas (Majilis Pashari) was formed by Abreshmina, with the intention of giving a more democratically-elected force in the government and a council to focus on minor matters that don't concern the Council of Viziers and the crown.
==== The Hiqbat Jamila ====
The Hiqbat Jamila emerged in the late 18th century when there was a focus on taking inspiration from foreign and neighboring powers, or any ally Sayyed had. It was a time of emerging modern beauty, and works like ''90 Days in Al Salarqa'' by Kelden Norbu were written with the mindset of focusing on the industrial beauty of the nation.
During this period was the time Sayyed became a force of industrialization. And due to external pressure from Askaraban and Crimpateia, they took inspiration from Corstesian and Mirhamian industrial zones.
Emira Soraya’s reign caused controversy, as she decided to let the Grand Vizier hold most of the authority on the Emirate while she focused on her vanity. Many people feared that there might be a sudden switch of governments, even when the unique semi-constitutional system the emirate had for centuries had proved to work perfectly. However, something Soraya did to benefit Sayyed was endorsing the involvement of the Mirhamian military in Sayyed from 1916 onwards. The Great War struck fear into the Sayqidi, who never had the need to militarize heavily, so they sought outside help. Mirhaime ended up being a major trading partner with Sayyed in its modern day, and contains the largest Sayqidi diaspora on Urth.▼
Upon the establishment of relations with Mirhaime, they were given machinery from Aeter and Cathal.
However, due to the rise of machine-made products, it aggrivated artisans whose main stream of income was thier work, and thus, protests began and strikes soon followed. Emir Hakim took quick action by giving government support to artists whose line of work have been replaced by machinery.
▲[[Emira
Emira Soraya abdicated in 1926, at the age of 32, with the reason of believing her sister was more capable, and has said to the press that she never wanted to be Emira, and would have abdicated earlier, but felt obligated to stay on the throne. In an interview a year after her abdication, Soraya said:<blockquote>“It was only ten years later did I gather the strength to write a letter of abdication. I remember so many nights when I would sit down at my desk, paper in front of me and pen in my hand. I just couldn’t get myself to write an abdication letter. Last year, when I resigned from my position, I felt as if a large weight had been carried off my back; I was finally free.”</blockquote>When Kamaria took the throne, she immediately took back power from the Grand Vizier, who, for the past eleven years had been holding most responsibilities an Emir would. Though she didn’t live long, she spent most of her reign investing in transportation, modernization, and working on regaining the power the Crown lost. She was succeeded by her son, Emir Farzad in 1946, who continued the work his mother began. The beginning of his reign marked the beginning of the modern age in Sayyed. He was the first Emir to not practice polygamy and in fact outlawed it in 1954.
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She's known most for her humor and her charisma, making her adept at diplomacy. In 2023, she passed a law protecting the Kapandihan minority of the Khadija islands from discrimination.
=== '''2023 Askarabani Invasion of Sayyed''' ===
''Main article: [[2023 Askarabani invasion of Sayyed]]''
== Government ==
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=== Askaraban ===
The Kingdom of Astava and the Emirate of Sayyed had cordial trade relations until 1229 when Sayyed invaded out of a request by an Astavan prince. Sayyed took over the Kingdom of Aparapat and formed the sheikhdom, but the Theocratic Republic of Askaraban refused to join the sheikhdom. That and other factors caused a rivalry between the two coutnries when Askaraban publicly denounced an Imperial Vizier.
Tensions would remain, until they snapped in 1991 and Askaraban invaded Aparapat. It was a devastating loss for Sayyed, but they pushed back and won the skirmish. Since then, the border between the two countries has be come a demilitarized zone and both countries are preparing for the worst.
Despite their relations, many Askarabani and Haqmi people sympathize with each other considering their heavy cultural similarities. They both speak the Haqen tongue, and many wish for the rivalry to be over.A
== Economy ==
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'''Hassan Al Sayyed -''' The former Emir of Sayyed and father of the current Emira. He is the current head of the house of Sayyed.
'''[[Dikranouhi Jalalyan]] -''' The former Khaseki Amir and the current Walida Amira of Sayyed. Mother to Emira Scheherazade. A philantrophist and writer who started multiple charities to help those who suffer from war after her own experience during the 1991 invasion.
'''Scheherazade Al Sayyed (May 19th 2003) -''' The current Emira regnant of Sayyed and the eldest child and daughter of Emir Hassan and Emira Consort Dikranouhi.
'''Hakim Al Sayyed (April 12th 2004) -''' The current heir presumptive to the throne and the eldest son of Emir Hassan and Dikranouhi. An advocate for youth rights and a well-known model.
'''Zahra Al Sayyed -''' Third in line to the throne, Zahra is a popular influencer and makeup artist who starred in the teen drama NASHKU: Euphoric as the main character, Aminah Abdul.
'''Mostafa Al Sayyed -'''
'''[[Antaram Al Sayyed]]''' '''-''' Fourth in line to the throne, Antamaria is a singer and musician, known for her victory in the fifth edition of the Junior Sayqidi Festival of Melodies.
'''Tigran Al Sayyed -'''
== The Court of Al Mahadiyya ==
Al Mahadiyya court culture has been the subject of multiple dramas. Though despite the multiple stereotypes and rumors circulating the harem, it is to note that the harem refers to the personal family and court of the reigning Emir/a and does not have to be related to their multiple spouses, a practice that has been outlawed since the mid 20th century.
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