Armenian Kingdom of Ciliciaball

Armenian Kingdom of CiliciaballԿիլիկիոյ Հայոց Թագաւորութիւն
↓ ↓ 1198 - 1375
General information
Government	Monarchy
Language	Armenian
Capital	Sisball
Religion	Christianity Oriental Orthodoxy Armenian Apostolic Eastern Catholicism
Relations and opinions
Friends	Mongol Empireball, Kingdom of Franceball, Kingdom of Englandball, Byzantineball (sometimes), Ayyubidball (If not into Crusade)
Enemies	Mamlukball, Seljukball, Ayyubidball (When fighting)
Likes	Crusades, Dolma, Independence
Dislikes	Kebab, those trying to convert it to Catholicism
Historical information
Preceded by	Byzantineball Bagratid Armeniaball
Succeeded by	Mamlukball
Status
Deceased

Armenian Kingdom of Ciliciaball (or Kilikiaball) was a medieval Armenian offshoot Kingdomball, located in southern Anatolia along the Mediterranean sea.

History

Ciliciaball started when the Seljukball invaded Bagratid Armeniaball's former clay and some Armeniaballs fled toward warmer Mediterranean climates. When Crusades of started, Ciliciaball enthusiastically participated in kebab removal, fighting Mamlukball, its biggest rival.

Later, when Mongol Empireball was invading the Middle East, it wisely made a deal with him instead of just being destroyed like every other countryball of the time, offering to team up against Mamlukball. This let it help the West Europeans establish relations with Chinaball. Unfortunately, the Mongols decided to convert to Islam and abandoned Ciliciaball, and later, Mamlukball was of the killing of poor little Ciliciaball.

Despite all this, its enemy from the Crusades, Ayyubidball, was much friendlier to its because it wasn't that interesting in its clay. However, still, they fought against each other.

Vaticanball was always trying to convert it into Catholicism, but it would have none of it, happy being Armenian Apostolic.

Was the last independent Armeniaball for quite a while, until 1918 with the First Republic of Armeniaball.

Current Armeniaball often sees Ciliciaball as the proudest time in history (tied with Artaxiad Armeniaball).

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