Biangsinglia–Telkhug Ēkdŭn relations

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Biangsinglia–Telkhug Ēkdŭn relations refers to ties between Biangsinglia and Telkhug Ēkdŭn.

History

Biangsinglianese historians have claimed that the people of Ūdzđąnąrąt have immigrated to the 'Old Kingdom' during the 10th to 12th century, but Telkhug Ēkdŭn claimes that they were abducted by voyagers sent by the 'Old Kingdom' kings. The subject concerning how the people of Ūdzđąnąrąt arrive on Pointochinikia is in dispute, but most agree that they arrived prior to the fell of the Ūdzđąnąrąt kingdom. These people have formed small isolated settlements on the west side of Pointochinikia which are undisputed by subsequent rulers of Yahwathahia, the successor of the 'Old Kingdom'.

During the colonisation of Biangsinglia, these communities moved to one area which will today be known as the town of Kzauatad-tawa, which is located in the state of Sran. The state is the only state under the control of the Biangsinglianese Provisional Government, and thus escaping from colonial rule, the people moved there.

In 1903, announcements were made of a delegation of Telkhug Ēkdŭn members arriving at Biangsinglia to discuss certain matters with the new government over the rights of the people from Ūdzđąnąrąt residing on Biangsinglia. Reassurances were made that the people will take up Biangsinglianese citizenship, but will be monitored by Telkhug Ēkdŭn. However, after the formation of the Socialist Republic of Pointochinikia, TE demanded the return of the people, claiming that their rights will be undermined by the communist regime. The government then emphasised that they are not under the jurisdiction of the Socialist Republic of Pointochinikia even after the merger, provided they remain in the Sran settlements.

After the separation, Biangsinglia repeated its stand over the rights of these 'citizens'. However, in 1954 there was brief violence between local Sran residents and the Ūdzđąnąrąt people, which resulted in TE station troops in these settlements, instigating protests that the TE organisation is invading Biangsinglia territory. In 1958 transport connections were established between Sran and Ūdzđąnąrąt after the 2nd summit between TE and Biangsinglia. The 2nd summit also saw the signing of the 1997 Pavwinkhol Declaration which allowed the troops to remain to protect the citizens.