Drvihaya Dynasty (India)

The Drvihaya Dynasty, also known as India for simplicity, was a nation located on the Indian subcontinent founded by SodaMapping1.

History
The Drvihaya Dynasty was founded directly after the 2nd great reset, and Soda decided to pick the Indian subcontinent to build on because a lot of it was relatively flat, yet with the land he claimed, he would still have protection from mountains and such.

Etymytology
The name Srvijaya, an Indonesian island, popped in to Soda's head for some reason but he couldnt remember the name thus went with a different location and what he thought was the name he was trying to remember.

Civilian Buildings and Organizations
India put a lot of emphasis on city planning before building the city, as to control how big the city is. This was usually done by assigning 8x8, some times 16x16 squares to each property in each city. All of these buildings no matter what always had 2 beds. Middle class houses had furnaces and chests for their personal belongings, while the palace had entire underground rooms for that purpose.

The only civilian organizations were the citizens rights union and the Indian railway company.

Military Buildings and Organization
Most of the Indian military assets were located either in the south of the country or in Bombay itself. The Indian defense doctrine stated that a coastal invasion was far more likely than a land invasion due to the only country close to them being an ally, and thus india had to maintain a balance between having sufficient infastructure linking all cities while still maintaining their strategic doctrine. India managed this by simply slightly modifying their infastructure. In the event of an invasion, they could easily deploy this doctrine by destroying the infastructure due to the way it was manufactured.

The Indian military was made up of 2 primary army groups. The 1st Army group was the regular military, the Indian Land Army, and the second was an experimental cavalry army group, the King's Guard.

Land Army
The average Land Army soldier was equipped with a regular bow, a stack of arrows, a normal diamond sword, and a mix of iron/diamond armour. Being the bulk of the Indian army the land army primarily defended cities however in the event of an invasion getting deep in to India, may have retreated in to the mountains and fought from there, as they had more than sufficient food supplies, in fact enough to last a few real life days straight.

King's Guard
A King's Guard soldier was equipped with a horse with diamond armour, a crossbow and a sword. Their job was to protect the King of India, however were also used as expeditionary forces for offensive wars, as their bow allowed them to perform tactics that are near impossible to counter.

Geography
The Drvihaya Dynasty is strecthed out across all of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet. In the south and middle areas of the country there was the Ganges River valley, a flat area where most of India's cities were located. East in the country was a large jungle in the Bengali region. The further west you got, the more arid the land became, as you entered Pakistan and its mountains, with the only city there being Haram City. In the north, the mountainous regions, there was only one city due to the harsh conditions, that being Lhasa.

Geopolitics
India is by no means a superpower, as it did not engaged in a single war in 2.5, however India was incredibly developed, with cities being scattered all across the country all interconnected by a road made in collaboration with the Iranians. This put India in a perfect position, as India could not only organize a good defense if attacked, but also was in a great position diplomatically, as it was the biggest country in Asia by population, and similar to the real life India, was rapidly growing. The Indians did not trade as trade routes had not been established in Bruhyluven yet and vital canals had not been built, however India did negotiate with Europe over potentially linking up roads, which could have been able to create a 2nd silk road which the Indians could have profited largely off of.