Vrashe

Vrashe (Ar. 𐰅𐰐𐰀𐰲𐰢, Old Ar. ᡧᠵᠠᡨᠡ) was one of the states of the Arashin Pentarchy. As the southern neighbor of Misra, it was the southern-most of the Pre-Imperial Arashin states, though the southern-most edges of it were often contested with it's neighbors in what is now Northern Rokkenjima.

Vrashe was, for much of the Pentarchical era, seen as the foremost of the five Arashin states, it's economy unmatched and it's armies more skilled and better-equipped than most. But most of all, it was well-regarded for it's shipbuilders and sailors who sailed the Kyne as far as Socram to the East and Modern-day Aosta to the South (though this was only by sticking to coastal waters whenever possible). The revenue gained from these merchants would serve to increase the wealth of the nation. Despite this, the 10th and early-11th centuries would see a major economic downturn within the state, leading eventually to it's absorption into Misra in 1015.