Sira (Siere) within the O'Aya'se ta Caroha (Faraghir i'Karghae)
Occupying the Szahae east of Mahid, Siere (Sira) is named for the empire of the same name which occupied the region, which in turn took its name from its founding tribe. Since the Siran Empire, the country has been ruled by a succession of Roshates, the most recent being the Airani, Aghrali, and Maehoui. As the Nahsjad tribes have become more unified and settled, they have increasingly identified themselves as Sirans, (Siran: Sierdha).