History of Kafuristan

By 1500 AD, Artania began to become involved in Kafuri affairs. Colonizers began to populate numerous cities on the coastal region, homogenizing the culture into their own. It was not until 1600 AD when the colonizers began to move inland, forcing some tribes to move or leave, causing conflicts between settlements and tribes. The Kafuris had one advantage, and that was the camel. Horses from Artania couldn't survive in the climate of Kafuristan as droughts and heat waves are quite common, often causing settlements to drink their own sewage or try to eat the Sartago cactus which is poisonous when not prepared correctly.

In 1700 AD, native tribes and kingdoms began to attack coastal settlements, creating a ten-year conflict between the natives and the colonials. The conflict wore down as a massive drought caused famine on both sides, restraining them from fighting.

Following the foundation of the Republic of Kafuristan, infrastructure improvements and other major events begun. After the first democratic elections of Kafuristan, Deltaria placed a few units of "peace keepers" nearby, causing much controversy. After world-wide political pressure on Deltaria, they backed down. Deltaria invaded Kafuristan a few decades later, but was driven away by popular dissent.

The Kafuri conflict, beginning around 2307, resulted from the collapse of the Democratic Party and the Economic Party's consolidation of power, it is the important mark of history in Kafuristan and is considered the culmination of theocracy in Kafuristan. In April 2320, the rebel opposition nearly equaled Deltarian troops stationed in Kafuristan and battles began to favor the Kafuri rebel groups. By September 2320, Deltarian troops began to withdraw as casualties rose and their Kafuri counterparts was at the brink of victory. However the death toll and damage to the infrastructure took twenty years to rebuild after Kafuri rebels targeted undefended bridges and under defended power plants.

Kafuristan was a violent society when the 25th century entered. The Left-Right Conflict appeared in the horizon, after the foundation and rise of the Liberal Democratic Socialists in power. Hostility turned into aggression and the next few decades were marked permanently. However, the conflict officially ended after a few years. The National Arab Party of Kafuristan was dissolved and peace returned to the political foreground. The left was celebrating one of the greatest victories.

Small change occurred afterwards in Kafuristan, when the Kafuristan-Lourenne treaty was signed. The Liberal Democratic Socialists tried to enforce foreign trade and amendments in Kafuri policies, unfortunately without success. Nevertheless, the road was open for Kafuristan to enter the international happenings. Just before the end of the 25th century, Kafuristan had formed a multitude of friendship treaties with other nations, resulting to a pleasant economical incline. The Liberal Urban Part had almost provoked war when logic returned back to Kafuristan and the legislative assembly focused once more on organizing Kafuristan.

Nevertheless, the United Nations Coalition, which was indeed the result of those treaties, was dissolved in around 2570. Kafuri attempts to "socialize" had seized a few years ago. Internal conflicts probably stigmatized any other ideas to introduce Kafuristan to the active international world. The 26th century marks Kafuristan as an unstable nation, with minimum exits to the outside world.

Invasion by the Knights of Saint James in 2874 resulted in the formation of the Crusader State under the control of the Terran Catholic Church. Native Kafur resistance groups were formed to resist the occupation, and several political organisations were created to push for change. Eventually these groups formed behing Dal Allah militantly and Almharbun min Aliman politically, leading to the expulsion of the Knights of Saint James and the creation of the Islamic Republic.

In 3045 Center Alliance won election and established Kafuristan Republic.