Early History of Spagistan

The modern region of Spagistan was first inhabited by Iranian tribes who first settled the region from ca. 750-500 B.C but to be later replaced in 650 B.C the Vhrudak tribe lead by the mysterious Anduran Ijan.

Andijan Kingdom
migrating from northern India came to a stop in the area and conquered the region and founded the Andijan kingdom near the city of Andjuun (now called Spaghdad) and ruled for only 3 years before dying to a charcoal accident in 647 B.C. After a year in regency his newphew Andrijan Ijan was crowned king of Andija and ruled until 599 BC. There is little information between the coronation of king Andija and until the Macedonian conquest, we know that the area was known to have some kind of fire stick that people would inhale for cultural and religious reasons, this is known to be a early adaptation of a cigarette.

The Macedonian conquest
At the end of 321 B.C the Andijan Kingdom was subjugated by Alexander the Great during the Macedonian invation of Persia. During the battle of Andjunn around 5400 Andinites is belived to be killed in battle while 2 Macedonian died because of sickness.

After the victory in Andjuun the royal family was exiled and replaced the infamous "Spagidalos the mad" as a subject of Macedonia. He was known as the mad because of the laws he made when he became the general of Andija. His first action was to rename the country and city to "Spagtia" in winter 322. B.C and then shortly later demanded that all of the non hellenic population was obligated to eat mud of a stone plate at least once a day. And demanded that all weapons are to be replaced with sticks to prevent an rebellion.

After Alexander The Great's death in 323 B.C General Spagidalos the mad declared independence along with the rest of the succesor states.