Takistan
Emirate of Takistan | |
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| Capital | Abu Dhabi |
| Largest city | Dubai |
| Official languages | Arabic; Persian |
| Religion | State-guided Islamic authority |
| Government | Centralized emirate under Jamaat A61 |
• Sheikh | Khalid bin Thani |
| Currency | Takistani dinar |
| Time zone | UTC+4 |
Takistan is a trans-regional emirate governed by Jamaat A61. It exercises consolidated authority over the Arabian Peninsula, territories south of Iran, and multiple Persian-aligned puppet administrations. The administrative and operational center of Takistan is located in the United Arab Emirates.
Takistan functions as a centralized authority state under the leadership of Sheikh Khalid bin Thani, who serves as the supreme executive authority.
History
[edit | edit source]Early Regional Structure
[edit | edit source]Prior to centralization, the territories now administered as Takistan consisted of independent emirates, tribal confederations, and Persian-influenced administrative zones across the Arabian Peninsula and southern Iran. Control was fragmented, with oil production, maritime trade routes, and regional alliances forming the basis of power.
Emergence of Jamaat A61
[edit | edit source]In the early 21st century, Jamaat A61 emerged as a coordinating ideological and administrative authority. Initially structured as a unifying bloc among Gulf-aligned institutions, it expanded its influence through financial consolidation, intelligence coordination, and security integration.
The United Arab Emirates developed into the primary operational center due to its strategic geographic location, advanced financial infrastructure, and maritime access.
Expansion into Persian Territories
[edit | edit source]Following consolidation of the Arabian Peninsula, Takistan extended supervisory influence south of Iran and into multiple Persian-aligned states. Governance in these territories operates through puppet administrations aligned with Jamaat A61 authority.
The Takistan War (2017–2019)
[edit | edit source]In 2017, open conflict began involving Takistan, referred to as the Takistan War. The conflict involved resistance movements within Persian-aligned territories and rival regional factions challenging the authority of Jamaat A61.
Members of De Vrienden — including Angelo Noord, Martin Paap, Imro van Hetten, Lourens Schroeter, and Eef Hoos — participated directly in the conflict.
Throughout 2017 and 2018, armed engagements occurred across desert, mountain, and urban environments.
In 2018, Martin Paap sustained a serious gunshot injury during armed confrontations and later recovered.
Angelo Noord combined direct participation with ongoing documentation of events during the conflict period.
In 2019, the war concluded following the signing of a neutrality agreement, marking the end of open hostilities and stabilizing Takistan’s authority structure.
Post-War Period
[edit | edit source]After 2019, Takistan operated as a fully consolidated emirate system:
- Regional administrations report directly to central authority.
- Military command structures were unified.
- Intelligence and internal security systems were expanded.
- Financial institutions were integrated under centralized oversight.
Takistan currently maintains authority over the Arabian Peninsula, territories south of Iran, and aligned Persian administrations.
Governance
[edit | edit source]Takistan operates under a hierarchical command structure:
- Jamaat A61 — Supreme governing authority
- Sheikh Khalid bin Thani — Head of State and Supreme Commander
- Regional Emirates — Direct administrative units
- Persian Puppet Administrations — Supervised external territories
Governance emphasizes centralized command, economic consolidation, and security enforcement.
Military
[edit | edit source]The Takistani Armed Forces operate under Jamaat A61 authority and include:
- Desert Command Corps
- Mountain Defense Divisions
- Gulf Naval Authority
- Royal Guard of A61
Military doctrine prioritizes desert warfare capability, infrastructure protection, and maritime corridor control.
Intelligence and Internal Security
[edit | edit source]Internal stability is maintained through:
- A61 Intelligence Bureau
- Directorate of Internal Stability
- Religious Compliance Authority
These bodies oversee surveillance, counter-insurgency measures, and enforcement of regional loyalty.
Economy
[edit | edit source]Takistan’s economy is structured around:
- Oil and gas extraction
- Maritime trade routes
- Strategic port management
- Financial coordination within Gulf institutions
Revenue consolidation is managed under Jamaat A61 fiscal authority.
External Relations
[edit | edit source]Takistan exerts influence beyond its territorial borders. Within the broader geopolitical framework of the Vrienden universe, Rotterdam-Zuid (faction) reports to Takistan under Jamaat A61 alignment.