Durgesh

Durgesh (officially the Freed State of Durgesian People, Durgesian: Lajtroboón Etrekken La-Durgesh) is a country in Cominore on Harvia. The capital is Ajnabraghte. Durgesh is situated on the northwestern coast of Cominore and borders the Mivha region of Kadaitska and the country of Myanelamar. Durgesh is a former province of Myanelemar and used to be called Malajahamad.

Durgesh consists mostly of steppe and desert. The southern part, near the border of Myanelamar, consists of grasslands and low bassins. Off the coast of mainland Durgesh, near Ajnabraghte, lie the islands of Abor-Mu, Hierojeobrateik and Mofat la Trukura, charavcterized by rocky plateaus.

Durgesh has enormous resources of iron ore, aluminium ore, phosphate and silver. During the Myanelamarian reign of Durgesh, most of the northern provinces of Myanelamar were dependent on natural resources from Durgesh.

Durgesh became an independent country after a lengthy struggle for more autonomy.

Hisory
The Myanelamarian province of Malajahamad, now Durgesh, sought more autonomy because of the ethnical differences between the Malajahamadi's and the rest of Myanelamar. Malajahamad played a crucial role in the economy of Myanelamar, so these events led to brutal clashes between the Myanelamarian army and various Durgesian militias that united themselves as the Free Durgesians (Fetesma la Durgesh). The political situation in Mahajahamad escalated rapidly and led to the beginning of the so-called Durgesian War between the army of Myanelamar and the people of Durgesh. This led to the establishment of the Free Durgesian Republic (FDR), an organization that declared the independency of the complete Malajahamad province.

At its height, the FDR controlled 20% of the country, most notably various neighborhoods in Ajnabraghte and important forts in the heartland of Durgesh. Its center of operations was in Piuz, now called Pyitesez. Mivhan forces from across the border entered the coutnry at the command of the Mivhan king, Auhaladi II, when the Mivhan provinces of Koana and Kirimas expressed their concerns about the situation. Hundreds of thousands of people of Durgesian descent had fled to Koana and Kirimas in the previous months, and there were serious threats that the conflict would spill over the Mivhan-Myanelamarian border. The presence of Mivhan forces led to peace negotations and the establishment of the current state of Durgesh.