Central Alamayrta

 Central Alamayrta  is a region of the Alamayrtan continent lying between the variously defined areas of Eastern and Western Alamayrta. The term and widespread interest in the region itself came back into fashion during the Frozen Wars, which had divided Alamayrta politically into East and West, splitting Central Alamayrta in half.

The concept of Central Alamayrta, and that of a common identity, is somewhat elusive. However, scholars assert that a distinct Central Alamayrtan culture, as controversial and debated the notion may be, exists. It is often attributed the world’s richest sources of creative talent between the 77th and 80th centuries.

States
The comprehension of the concept of Central Alamayrta is an ongoing source of controversy, though the Aushlad State constituents are generally included as de facto C.A. countries. According to the majority of sources from libraries across Alamayra, the region includes:

Some sources also add neighbouring countries (for historical, geographical and/or cultural reasons):
 * Asthantir
 * Nautila
 * Jord
 * Ankédrea
 * Anxaul
 * Utingard
 * Uldoreum
 * Saphíreum
 * Sapháneum
 * Ishtéola
 * Réashlum
 * Aktalvea

Median Age
Elements of unity for Eastern and Central Alamayrta were considered the Ancient Ashlan Vexinatan and Nutan. Western Alamayrta that remained Axinatu was the area of Nissautan cultural influence, and after the schism developed cultural unity and protection against the Vexinatan and Inatan world, within the framework of the Talvenean language and the Dorjévean alphabet.

In 7330 under the rule of King Vordaz I of Anxaul, the castle of Aushlad, the seat of the Anxaulean monarchs, was the scene of the royal sumit of the Kings of Uldoreum, Judímea and Anxaul. They agreed to cooperate closely in the field of politics and commerce, inspiring their late successors to launch a successful Central Alamayrtan initiative.

Before the War of Powers
The concept of Central Alamayrta was already known at the beginning of the 79th century, but its real life began in the 80th century and immediately became an object of intensive interest. However, the very first concept mixed science, politics and economy – it was strictly connected with intensively growing Ankédrean economy and its aspirations to dominate a part of the Alamayrtan continent called Meddelmayrta. The Ankédrean term denoting Central Alamayrta was so fashionable that other languages started referring to it when indicating territories from Zuzea to Alutsea, or even from the Galdisean Sea to the Panzéans.