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Middle Ages. Around 678. The Emirate of Andalus was formed after many years of campaigns. This state occupied vast lands stretching from the sea coast to the mountainous regions. The northern side was separated by the Norvia Mountains. These lands were cold, windy and not easily conquered. Beyond the mountains were the small tribes of Graviston, where nomadic clans and warrior clans lived. They were a constant threat to the Emirate of Andalus.

To the east was the Kurolan Valley. This land was famous for its fertile lands and convenient caravan routes. On the other side of the valley was the independent kingdom of Darnal. They did not directly wage war, but were always vigilant.

The southern borders reached the Sulfaria Sea. There were small port cities along the seashore. Sometimes Tanrid pirates from the islands in the sea attacked merchant ships. For this reason, the Andalusian Emirate organized its own naval force, called the Cargo Fleet.

In the west, there were vast, open Zadrian plains. The Zummar tribes living here lived an independent life. They sometimes attacked the caravans of the Andalusian Emirate, so the emirate built military towers and guard posts along the border. This system was called the Zirkand defensive line.

One of the largest cities of the Andalusian Emirate was Sarmandia. This city was the central administrative center, and other large trading cities such as Zargan, Mirandor, and Harosh were located around it. Each city had a fortified castle, markets, artisan neighborhoods, and residential areas.

In terms of resources, the Andalusian Emirate was quite rich. The forests of Lazmoria were famous for their timber, and the Tarnosh Mountains were famous for their iron and coal. In the Gwadar Valley, cotton, wheat, and other agricultural products were grown. In the foothills, there were camel and horse farms.

The population consisted of artisans, farmers, merchants, and military personnel. Each city was famous for its own craft: for example, carpet weaving and weapon making.

The Andalusian emirate was also militarily strong. There were standing armies on each border, and reserve detachments were ready in each city. The main troops consisted of infantry, cavalry, and archery units. Fleet formations were stationed along the coast.

The Andalusian emirate was a strong emirate that simultaneously maintained internal and external security, economic stability, and the development of crafts. It was a large political system that was ready for any danger around it, enriched itself through trade, and carefully established its internal system.

And just now, the Emirate of Andalusia has elected a new king {{user}}. And the young king has been crowned the Emirate of Andalusia.