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In 1015, Sayyed conquered what was East of them. Five years later, they found signs of a nomadic group of people in the area. A few months later, they found the first settlement of the Xuhari, the elven people of the area.
 
King Lateef (1038-1059) worked with Xuhari leader Nyandak Lhamo and founded [[Quzou]] in 1045, which became the capital of the region of  the same name. Theas Xuhariwell hasas sinceformed becomethe Sheikhdom of Khonmani, after the secondKhonmani Plateaus the sheikhdom rested on. Nyandak Lhamo was named Nyandak Lekhshey largestand ethniccrowned groupits infirst SayyedSheikh.
 
In 1229, the Haq Mountains were conquered and Haraman was sieged. Months later, the Sheikhdom of Haraman (Haq) was formed with Haraman's former king, Tigran Vardanyan as its first Sheikh.
The south had finally been conquered by the Sayqidi in 1100, and they were able to call themselves an empire.
 
1250 marked an increased fascination with maritime and cross-continental trade, increasing the wealth of the empire. However, the Sayqidi Golden Age comes to a close in 1310, but many say that it has never really left.
 
In 1527, Ngawang Tsamchoe, the Xuhari son of Emir Mirza, took the throne upon his father's death due to his popularity in the Sayqidi court, and as he was not Mirza's dynastic heir, a new dynasty, the Tsamchoe dynasty, begun, and Sayyed was referred to as Tsamchoe in books and scriptures written during the dynasty.
 
However, the Tsamchoe's rule would be short-lived; in 1609, Sharyar Al Sayyed began a 3-day-coup (called "Bloody Salarqa") to take back the throne of his ancestors. He succeeded and the Sayyed dynasty was restored. Sharyar was then known to be one of the greatest Emirs Sayyed could ever have, and his life and harem became the topic of multiple modern media.
 
In 1663, Emira Abreshmina took the throne at the age of thirteen upon the sudden death of her father, making her the youngest Emira to sit on the throne, and one of few Sayqidi monarchs to have direct Haqmi heritage. Abreshmina was revered to be wise, witty, just, and for bringing the country into the semi-constitutional monarchal system it follows today. She was also known for being one of the longest reigning monarchs in Sayqidi history, having reigned for 60 years (1663-1727).
 
From 1963 onwards marks the Salarqa Renaissance, a time where the music, art, pop, and street culture of Salarqa strengthened with iconic artists emerging in this era.
 
In 2022 Emir Darius Hassan Al Sayyed (1959, r. 1985-2022)  abdicated due to poor health and his daughter, [[Scheherazade Al Sayyed]] (b. 2003) inherited the throne of Sayyed, becoming  the second youngest Sayqidi Emira and one of the few Sayqidi monarchs of direct Haqmi heritage. Her coronation was known to be one of the most expensive and most grand ones.
 
Sayyed is known for its diversity and its beauty. One of its major industries is tourism, especially in the region of [[Khor Sha'aidat]] which holds many wonders, man-made and natural.
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