Editing Huscar Sun (section)

==History==
Not much is known about the early history of Huscar Sun, and much of it may be mythical in nature. According to legend in 5,000 BCE, the Realm of Existence was created by Hus, he then retreated to heaven leaving holy spots in his wake. The first societies may have developed around 1000 BCE by the ancestral Huscarian people's who primarily foraged small plants and animals. By the year 200, small settlements began to built in Sak Valley, due to Sak River providing a key source of water for crops. Around the time, worhsip of a singular god named Hus or "The One" who is represented via the sun. Studying solar and astronomy was a key consideration of early societies who built large mud brick structures to align with the path of the sun, moon and stars. 

The first clear date of Huscarian history at least in common years is 1480 dated as Year 1 of the Huscarian Cycle Calendar. This was the year State of Huscar Sun was formed by unifying several settlement's under the first Sapa Huscar or "Master of the Realm of Hus" due to his title. From then on the rules of government were passed from father to son, to maintain control through much of history. Sapa Huscar had many wives so that their bloodlines could remain. In 1660, the Sapa Civil War began when the sons of various mothers raised armies over spite for each other. There were the Chrichuani and the Sak-Te bands, which were the two most powerful clans. Seeking to hold control of the inland turquoise trade, the Costeno Empire held a conference in Puerto del Rio Sak, where a body known as the Realm Council was formed. The Realm Council would have representatives from each of the 8 bands, along with clerics of the Temani Hus.  

The system lasted even as a Puerto del Rio Sak declared its independence as a city-state. In 1898, Sapa Tehyanhaki declared the Dominion of Huscar Sun. Over the next few decades, the nation modernized internally, creating a closed market economy and state planning of farming, roads, and water management. After Sapa Tehyanhaki, Sapa Alero, the first of the Meszito ethnic group, began a general program of reforms with more power for local authorities, and pushed for syncretic beliefs which combined Catholicism, Temani Hus, and Zindism. Alero also practiced neutrality during the Great War, as he allowed Daryan traders in the Dominion. After his death in 1973, a series of radical leaders took control, taking Puerto del Rio Sak by force in 1978 as Huscar moved to mineral and coal exports. In 1995, a large-scale drought crippled Huscar Sun, leading to brief riots over food and water allocation. 

In 2015, Sapa Auquiay came to power of Huscar Sun, and he quickly created One Huscar TV to serve as a government media outlet. Additionally, tourism was promoted as he guided the country towards a careful balance of strict water and resource management, and also commercial ventures such as casinos, promoting cultural assets. In 2021, as inequality reached a historic high, a large-scale drought led to a massive peasant revolt, particularly in the Central region. Sapa Auquiay repressed the protests, yet he was soon assassinated by a bodyguard. This led to a successor, Sapa Hia'Ced, taking control and opening several desalination plants along Huscar's short coast. Additionally, the Council of the Realm was reformed to include various experts. Overall, outsiders have called Hia'Ced a technocrat and have continued the legacy of Sapa Alero.