Application | Republic of Sameshira

1876 – Ramazan Turjek founds modern Sameshira in 1876 after a coup forced the collapse of the Northern Sameshiran Caliphate
1877-91 – Ramazan Turjek attempts to conquer Southern Kabier but only manages to expand his territory to Mendorra
1892 – Ramazan Turjek conquers the Southern Sameshiran Kingdom and overthrows the Ugento government
1892-95 – Allanain Sea War – Sameshira fights Callibria and Ugento over Carico territory and Ugento Sovereignty
1895 – Treaty of Carico – Ends the Allanain Sea War, returns part of Ugento and gives Callibria full control over Carico
1898 – Ramazan Turjek is assassinated by Ala Abujamal, starts a 4 year long civil war for power
1901 – Myeira Repbulic Declares independence during the Sameshiran Civil War, takes territories north of the island.
1902 – Sameshiran Civil War ends with Cihan Mataracı taking control of the remaining nation sets forth government reforms to stabilize the government
1904 – Sameshira sets apart Eilat for Muslims to avoid internal racial tensions
1907 – Cihan Mataracı and 14 other top leaders in Sameshira propose the modern constitution of Sameshira
1908-12 – Testa War – Between Sameshira and Central Althenian forces
– Forces Sameshiran population to adopt a Western political system, parliment + president
1912 – Cihan Mataracı steps down as president to hold the first elections
1912 – Selâhattin Mataracı, the nephew of Cihan Mataracı wins the election, sets forth political reforms
1921 – Sameshira grants independence to Eilat and Serzat
1924 – Oil is discovered in Central Sameshira
1925-38 - Haytabey Occupation – Sameshiran government deploys military forces to Central Sameshira to avoid the formation of rouge states by descendents of Former Emperors
1932 – Sameshira invades Eilat to prevent an extreemist islamist regime from taking over during an election
1933 – Sameshira forces Eilat to create Ḩāsim to prevent ethnic conflict between Kabiers and Sameshirans
1937 – Sameshira fixes the elections in Ḩāsim by assassinating top leaders of opposition parties
1939 – Sameshira intervenes in the region of Meyrav Civil War and establishes a puppet government
1941 – Sameshira grants independence of Meyrav but keeps the puppet government until 1948
1941-54– Great Central War (joined with GAW)
– Central Forces
–  Myeira
 – Malo
 – Kharjahan Myeira
– Great Forces
 – Sameshira
 – Abbasid
 – Meyrav
 – Ḩāsim
1947-1952 – Great Adonian War
1952 – Treaty of [GAW] – Ends the the GCW, Sameshira and Myeira still fight for two more years
1954 – Treaty of Maro – Ends the war between Sameshira and Myeira, gives independence to Meyrav and Kharjah
1956 – Sameshira and Abbasid form the Anakra Conference to discuss the political affairs in North Central Althenia
1961 – Second Anakra Conference – Called after the independence movements in Cekdar
1964 – Third Anakra Conference held to discuss in the split of Mahrain from Meyrav
– Falls apart over the conflicting opinions of Sameshira and Abbasid, decision deferred to a fourth conference the next year
1965 – Fouth Anakra Conference canceled, Abbasid forces enter northern Meyrav and forces Meyrav to give Mahrain independence
1966 – Orhan Burakgazi sets up social reforms using the profits generated from the Oil Boom
1972 – Fourth Anakra Conference held without Abbasid to discuss Myeira genocide of Sameshiran populace
1972 – Toredeo Affair – Ugento extremists hijack a Ridvan Airlines 727 in protest over lost lands during the 80th anniversary of the start Allanain Sea War – Sameshira responds by closing all but one formal border crossings with Ugento after Ugento refuses to return the aircraft and hijackers after they landed in Ugento airspace
1974 – Aslan Occupation – Sameshiran occupy Southern Ugento for a year, pays 10 million Sent for the territory.
1974 – Fifth Anakra Conference held with Ugento over military crimes and human rights, Abbasid returns as an observer but had been kicked out of Sameshira after the second day
1975 – Sixth Anakra Conference held without Abbasid and Abbasid leaning nations, discussion over the Third Kariko War
1979-81 – Second Great Central War – Abbasid versus Sameshira
1981 – Treaty of Anakra ends the war, splits Mahrain into two, forming Madar
1982 – Seventh Anakra Conference with all parties founds the Kabier Alliance
1986 – Kerem Değirmenci, institutes state reform on infrastructure and transportation, developing rural   Sameshira with a freeway and railway system
1989 –  Şemsettin Katırcı institutes social reforms and establishes a clause in the constitution for government to remain secular.
1992 – Sameshira Secondary Program under Şemsettin Katırcı decreases the budget of the military and moves money towards technology and innovation, founds the CFTI (Center for Technology and Innovation)
1993 – Eight Anakra Conference – Held with only Sameshiran Island members with Kabier observers over the creation of regional agencies to regulate trade and infrastructure.
1995 – Sameshiran Transport Ministry along with the Governments of Eilat, Ḩāsim, and Serzat to form a unilateral transportation commission over international trade.
1997 – Ninth Anakra Conference convenes in Ammes, Meyrav to discuss a formation of an oil union with non-Central Althenean Nations and over human trafficking.
– Oil Union decision deferred
– Conflict between Secular and Muslim states over human rights
1997 – Ekrem Macar enacts a series of social and economic reforms, including the Drug Decriminalization act, that decriminalizes the use of drugs.
2000 –  Ekrem Macar temporarily halts trade between Sameshira and Myeira over illegal weapons shipments from Sameshira to Myeria
2002 – Sameshira passes laws to restrict the nationalization of certain industries.
2004 – Ugento finally returns the 727 stolen during the Toredeo Affair, Sameshira drops import restrictions on the country.
2005 – Sameshira reopens traffic between Kariko and Sameshira after closing it for 2 months due to heightened tensions between Calibria and Sameshira over Sameshira's recognition of Sinope's control over the area.
2007 – Sameshira nationalizes the largest bank in the nation after discovering fraud.
2011 – Tenth Anakra Conference held to discuss technology and infrastructure