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For over 300 years the Khūryyah were one of the more wealthy prosperous Muslim tribes along the banks of the Euphrates. They occupied the old Mesopotamian forts along the river, and by putting down piracy managed to secure their trade routs to An Najaf, An Nāşirīyah and Al Basrah, mainly for export of expensive gems and jewels. Soon the Khūryyah gold coin was a good tender along the Euphrates, and their precious gems were sold far abroad.

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rdf:type
rdfs:label
  • Khayriland
rdfs:comment
  • For over 300 years the Khūryyah were one of the more wealthy prosperous Muslim tribes along the banks of the Euphrates. They occupied the old Mesopotamian forts along the river, and by putting down piracy managed to secure their trade routs to An Najaf, An Nāşirīyah and Al Basrah, mainly for export of expensive gems and jewels. Soon the Khūryyah gold coin was a good tender along the Euphrates, and their precious gems were sold far abroad.
rulertitle
  • President
dbkwik:cybernation...iPageUsesTemplate
symbol type
  • Coat of Arms
Ethnicity
  • Arab
image symbol
  • KhayrilandCOA2.png
national religion
Currency
  • Dinar
national anthem
  • "Allahu Akbar"
Allies
  • Regnum Invictorum
literacy
  • 20.79
Team Color
  • Purple
official languages
  • Arabic
national motto
  • "Allahu Akbar"
  • "God is [the] Greatest"
Population
  • 23569(xsd:integer)
Ruler
  • General Muhammad Hasim
image map
  • Postturkeyiv1.png
government type
formation date
  • 5(xsd:integer)
ID
  • 230346(xsd:integer)
Capital
image flag
  • Iraq 2.png
nation name
  • Al-Jumhūriyyah al-Arabiyyah as-Khūryyah
  • Khayriland Arab Republic
abstract
  • For over 300 years the Khūryyah were one of the more wealthy prosperous Muslim tribes along the banks of the Euphrates. They occupied the old Mesopotamian forts along the river, and by putting down piracy managed to secure their trade routs to An Najaf, An Nāşirīyah and Al Basrah, mainly for export of expensive gems and jewels. Soon the Khūryyah gold coin was a good tender along the Euphrates, and their precious gems were sold far abroad.
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