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...gion was part of the Kingdom of Romany in the 14th century, as well as the Antharian Kingdom in 1789. In XXXX, the region was included in the Surian confederati Another theory, proposed by the Antharian historian Stephen Waschke, is that the term stems from the old [Armenian] l

...harïen'' (Seguin, Frankish, Pollonn)''<br>Omospondisti Republik Antariê'' (Antharian)''<br>Antarya Federal Cumhuriyeti'' (Turquese)''<br>Федеративна� ...well as [[Iviron]] and [[Montemassena]] to the east. To the south, the two Antharian enclaves [[Tourtoucaia, Tourtoucaia|Tourtoucaia]] and [[Ramnacon, Tourtouca

...Empire]] to the south and southwest, and UL07f to the west. It borders the Antharian enclave of Adakale on the Kiran river to the south, and also shares a lake ...all of the Hellanesian power, the area came under the influence of various Antharian, Turquese, and Surian rulers. In the late Middle Ages, the territory of mod

The first bey noted in Antharian chronicles was Demirhan who gave the name for the dynasty. His conquer of n ...the war with Yavuz family Ahmet started to look greedily for the remaining Antharian lands in the east of Ardeşehir, effectively separating the new capital fro

...on economic growth, with its independence guaranteed and protected by the Antharian Kingdom for most of the timeline. It entered the 20th century as a very une ==== Antharian Kingdom ====

...and converted to Ekelan Christicism. Most of the cities preserved somewhat Antharian character. Along the western border of the eyalet the centuries old line of Antharian fortifications, called Urban Line, still stand although they are broken in

| minority_languages = Kazkay, Dregolesian, Karzalian, Bardash, Antharian, Dregovinian, Plevian

...er languages known to be spoken in Mauretia include Eganian, Sathrian, and Antharian.