Dalicia

Republic of Dalicia or just Dalicia (in Dalician, Daliçya Respublikası; in Azerbaijani, Dağlıca Respublikası), also known as Daglica or Daglicia or with its former name (only for 33 days) Republic of the European Azerbaijan (in Dalician, Əyropa Azərbaycanı Respublikası; in Azerbaijani, Avropa Azərbaycanı Respublikası) is an independent doubly-landlocked sovereign state, located in the North Caucasus. It has a population of approximately 1 million and 47% of the population is living in the capital city, Shimaldag. Its density is 143 people per km sq, and it has an area of 6,960 sq km. It has GDP (PPP) of 26,3 billion $ in total and 26,355 $ per capita, as the 8 times more of Azerbaijan. The economy increased quickly after the independence from Azerbaijan.

Its capital city is Shimaldag and its official languages are Dalician and Azerbaijani which are used by most of the population as the first language, but some minority languages have a significant number of speakers in Dalicia, eg. Russian and Jewish.

Dalician mainland shares border with Russia to the north and Azerbaijan to the south. It has a coastline in Caspian sea to the east.

Dalicia is also a member of the United Nations and the European Union, but not a member of the Eurozone.

Etymology
Name of Dalicia comes from the founder of Dalician Khanate in the 13th century, Boghach Khan Dalich. His ancestors were ruling the Khanate of Kashmir, before the Mongol Invasion and before that, they were living in Khorasan and ruling there under the flag of the Seljuk Empire, as their beys.

Dalicia in other languages
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 * Lithuanian: Dalicija
 * Turkish: Daliçya

Dalicia in ONs' languages
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 * Parbounlinese: Dalisa

Khanate of Hainan (469 - 697)
Dalician state history starts from the fifth century, Khanate of Hainan. According to the Chinese sources, Muatang Khan and his tribe settled in the north of Hainan in 469 and established the Khanate of Hainan there.

Muatang Khan (436 - 498)
Muatang became the first khan of Hainan. His first expedition was to the island of Hainan, which is known as the first naval movement in the Turkic history. In his death, Hainans was in Hong Kong, and they were calling there as Oridai. Zhanjiang (Guanzhiji in Dalician, according to the Chinese sources) became the first capital during his age and then he moved the capital to Hong Kong (Oridai).

Estai-garadan (457 - 528)
Estai-garadan expanded to the north and allied with Mongols and attacked China.

Durug Khan (491 - 551)
Durug did the almost same things with his father, Estai-garadan. He allied with Göktürks and beat China. He blew up the Chinese emperor's head in 548.

Artug Khan (527 - 610)
Hainans saw their greatest time in Artug's times. He had an empire located in Bengal to Korea. According to the epics, Artug brang 15 thousands of Indian slaves from Bengal. They believe that these slaves are the ancestors of modern Myanmar.

Marlug Khan (582 - 652)
The empire regressed in Marlug's era. Marlug didn't go to the wars, just managed his army. He wasn't a great commander. He lost to Göktürks and Chinese. Some Hainans moved to the north in his era.

Gandenis Khan (641 - 703)
Gandenis was the last khan of Hainans, and he was same like his father, Marlug. He did homage to the Göktürks in 697 and died in 703 by an illness.

Kyrgyz-Muatang Khaganate (744 - 840)
In 744, Muatangs (immigrants from Hainan) revolted against China with Kyrgyzs and founded the Kyrgyz-Muatang Khaganate. It lived for 96 years and in this 96 years, two rulers were ruling the confederation together. One was Kyrgyz and one was Muatang.

Era of Gokhagan I and Ulabadan Khagan (723 - 814)
Kyrgyz Gokhagan I and Muatang Ulabadan Khagan were the first rulers of Kyrgyz-Muatang. Gokhagan ruled the west and Ulabadan ruled the east. Founder of the confederation is considered as Ulabadan because he beat Uyghurs and conquered them.

Era of Genghis and Gokhagan II (814 - 840)
In their era, Genghis was beaten by Karakhanids so the khaganate was divided into two: Kyrgyzs and Muatangs. Then, Kyrgyzs were invaded by Kara-Khanids and Gokhagan II's tribe, and after them most of the Muatangs moved to west.

Volga Confederation (842 - 913)
After Gokhagan's tribe came to Volga-Saratov, there were Slavs and Bulgars living there. Gokhagan didn't want to fight with them so he did the same thing in Kyrgyzstan, and these three nations nominated a khagan for the country and they ruled there together but after some while, some rulers fought for the be only owner of the throne, so state was collapsed

Era of Gokhagan, Bogdan and Shilki (842 - 891)
Muatang Gokhagan, Slavic Bogdan and Bulgar Shilki founded the confederation. They defended the confederation against the Vikings (Scandinavians) and Reekans (Karans from today's Karianka) together.

Era of Oghuz Khagan and Almish Iltabar (891 - 913)
In 890, one of the three khagans Bogdan stabbed Shilki from his back so Shilki's son, Almish Iltabar executed Bogdan. In 913, the confederation was collapsed by Karianka (Reekans).

Kipchak Caucasian Khaganate (975 - 1151)
After the Karan invasion, tribes of Oghuz and Almish started to move south. On their way, they were influenced by Persian and Arab missionaries and some of them became Muslim. One of the Muslims was Almish and he changed his name to Jafar ibn Abdullah. After 891, Muatangs was also called as Bulgars. Bulgars settled in the north of Khazar Khaganate. After the collapsing of Khazars, they established their state and Abd-ul Qadir I was the first ruler.

Abd-ul Qadir I ibn Mahmud et-Tourki (975 - 1001)
Abd-ul Qadir was the son of Oghuz Khagan and he was born with the name of Qultakin, in 940. In 961, he adopted Islam and changed his name to Abd-ul Qadir. Oghuz Khagan's Muslim name is known as Mahmud. Abd-ul Qadir was Sunni.

Toghril I Hilal Fateh-ul Shirvani ibn Abd-ul Qadir et-Tourki (1001 - 1063)
Toghril (born as Hilal) became the ruler when he was 12. He conquered Shirvan from the Persians when he was 17 so he got the title of "Fateh-ul Shirvani" meaning "the conqueror of Shirvan" in Old Dalician.

Ahmad I Musa ibn Hilal et-Tourki (1063 - 1076)
Ahmad Musa was born in 1047, in Jabal-ul Shimal (today's Shimaldag) but he died when he was 29, in a expedition to the Seljuks

Suleiman I Fateh-al Anadol ibn Hilal et-Tourki (1076 - 1111)
After Ahmed's death, his brother Suleiman took the throne. He was successful with his expeditions to Anatolia and he took the Seljuk part of Anatolia. First Beyliks' Era was started in his era.

Shahin I Fateh-al Senniq ibn Suleiman et-Tourki (1111-1133)
Shahin's main focus was Byzantine and he allied with Seljuks to beat Byzantine. After he beat byzantine in 1130, he fought with Seljuks and became a martyr in the Battle of. He is the conqueror of Nicaea.

Toghril II ibn Shahin et-Tourki (1133 - 1151)
In his era, Caucasians did homage to Seljuks.

Khanate of Dalicia (1245 - 1500, 1500 - 1583 (as vassal), 1583 - 1919)
After the Mongol invasions, Boghach from Kashmir and his tribes came to Shirvan, and Hainans were united again. In 1245, khanate was founded by Boghach Khan Dalich. Modern Dalician histroy and "Understanding of Real Dalicia" starts from this khanate. After 1500, it became a vassal of Safavid Empire.

Amir-balasy Boghach I Bashkunah Dalich (1245 - 1294)
Boghach Khan the Conqueror, the son of Amir Dalich (in modern Dalician, Amir-balası Başkuna Han Boğaç Daliç) is known as the most nationalistic khan in the Dalician-Hainan history. He founded his khanate with the capital city of Baku. He adopted only Turkish and Dalician as the official langauges. He made expeditions to Tabriz and Tehran. He conquered most of the Iran in his reign, so he got the title of "bashkunah (başkuna in modern Dalician)" meaning conqueror.

List of other khans (1294 - 1583)

 * 1) Boghach-balasy Amir Khan I (1294 - 1335)
 * 2) Amirkhan-balasy Muhammad I (1335 - 1361)
 * 3) Muhammad-balasy Oghuz Khan (1361 - 1403)
 * 4) Oghuzkhan-balasy Amir Khan II (1403 - 1429)
 * 5) Amirkhan-balasy Muhammad II (1429 - 1471)
 * 6) Muhammad-balasy Amir Khan III (1471 - 1491)
 * 7) Amirkhan-balasy Turkhai  (1491 - 1500)
 * 8) Amirkhan-balasy Muhammad III (1500 - 1513)
 * 9) Muhammad-balasy Ismail (1513 - 1537)
 * 10) Ismail-balasy Osman (1537 - 1583)

Ismail-balasy Khagan I Hurriatchy Dalich (1583 - 1619)
Khagan Khan the Libertarian, the son of Ismail Dalich (in modern Dalician, İsmail-balası Hürriyətçi Han Kağan Daliç) is known as the second founder of the khaganate because he lowered his brother, Osman from the throne and Hbroke the vassalage. He moved the capital to Tabriz and fought with Safavids, allied with Ottomans. He made expeditions to Basra.

List of other khans

 * 1) Khagan-balasy Hurriat  (1619 - 1645)
 * 2) Hurriat-balasy Modu I (1645 - 1674)
 * 3) Modu-balasy Boghach II (1674 - 1725)
 * 4) Boghach-balasy Khagan II (1725 - 1743)
 * 5) Khagan-balasy Orkhun (1743 - 1771)
 * 6) Orkhun-balasy Muhammad IV (1771 - 1783)
 * 7) Orkhun-balasy Teoman (1783 - 1801)
 * 8) Teoman-balasy Modu II (1801 - 1824)
 * 9) Modu-balasy Mahmud (1824 - 1859)
 * 10) Mahmud-balasy Alpertunga (1859 - 1900)
 * 11) Alpertunga-balasy Abd-ul Qadir (1900 - 1913)
 * 12) Abdulqadir-balasy Abd-ul Hamid (1913 - 1916)
 * 13) Abdulqadir-balasy Abd-ul Haq (1916 - 1918)
 * 14) Abdulqarim-balasy Suleiman (1918 - 1919)

Abdulhaq-balasy Ilterish the Sosialist Dalich (18th February - 9th May 1919)
Ilterish Khan is the last khan of Dalicia. He murdered his uncle, Suleiman when he was talking on rostrum, in Tabriz. Ilterish hided in a high place and killed his uncle with a Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle, taken by Russians. After the death of his uncle, he claimed his right on the throne and took it. With the Treaty of Donetsk, Dalicia became the Democratic Union of Dalicia and Azerbaijan.

Democratic Union of Dalicia and Azerbaijan (1919 - 1920)
Shortened as DUDA, Democratic Union of Dalicia and Azerbaijan's only president is Ilterish Dalich. In 1920, they joined USSR as Azerbaijani SSR.

Republic of Dalicia (1982 - present)
In 1982, Dalicia took a referendum to get independence from Azerbaijan. When they won the referendum, their first name was Republic of the European Azerbaijan. Now, Dalicia is a modern Caucasian state, a member of EU, and one of the biggest economies in the Middle East.