Background
In the 1800s Queen Victoria came and explored and excavated oil fields in the Middle Eastern territories.
She used her own private money, not Crown money, to build the basic infrastructure. The lands and resources are described as Queen Victoria’s private property and not assets of the UK Crown.
Middle Eastern Territories
Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, Israel, Palestinian lands, Iraq, Iran, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Oman.
Tarousha Santosh
Tarousha Santosh is described as a new country formed of Jordan, Israel, Palestine, and Gaza, with Bethlehem as its multi-faith capital.
“Be Together, One Happiness”
Statement of Formation
Item 1.0
Sovereignty of the Middle Eastern territories is stated to belong to Queen Victoria’s lineage, represented by Aruna Sandhya Koya.
Item 1.1
Tarousha Santosh is created as a shared territory where communities live together peacefully, with 13 districts represented by chieftains.
- 6 Palestinian Santoshian chieftains
- 4 Jewish Santoshian chieftains
- 3 Kurdish Santoshian community chieftains
Lease Types
- Plain Lease
- Plain + Property Lease
- Plain + Farming Leases
- Oil Lease
- Oil Waste Lease
- Refinery Lease
- Factory Lease
Item 1.3
Tarousha Santosh shall have a multi-faith capital known as Bethlehem and a separate capital city to be named.
Item 1.4
Sovereignty of the Middle Eastern territories, including Tarousha Santosh, is stated to remain with Queen Victoria’s lineage, Aruna Sandhya Koya, also known as Queen Arun Sandhya.
Tarousha Santosh Accord
The Tarousha Santosh Accord is described as an agreement between Middle Eastern territories and nations to form an alliance.
- No nuclear weapons
- No biological weapons
- No unauthorised political intervention
- No unauthorised physical incursion, except in cases of human rights contraventions
- Commitment to reduce CO₂ emissions by 30% over five years
@arunakoya
The Royal Monarch, Queen Arun Sandhya
Tarousha Santosh
Historical Background
Queen Victoria owned property, land, and exploration rights in the Middle East. Some of the land was leased to communities including Kurdish, Palestinian, and Saudi Arabian communities.
Additional land was leased to Jewish communities through representatives of the United States and the United Kingdom.
Community Discussions and Ceasefire
From January 2024 onwards, discussions took place between Kurdish, Palestinian, and Jewish community leaders alongside Aruna Sandhya Koya.
The communities discussed an aspirational future in which children from all communities could live and play together peacefully.
“Together, One Happiness”
A ceasefire request was made on 18/05/2025, with the intention of creating long-term peace and stability across the region.
Land Ownership and Lease Framework
It was proposed that having a single land owner across the Middle East, Aruna Sandhya Koya, would reduce disputes while allowing communities to maintain secure leased lands and properties.
The lease framework was described as being documented using blockchain ledger systems referred to as Token A and Token B.
- Token A
- Token B
- Series A
- Series B
Formation of Tarousha Santosh
Aruna Sandhya Koya stated that discussions led to the formation of a new country consisting of the land mass of Israel, Jordan, and Palestine.
This new country was named Tarousha Santosh.
The talks included discussions on:
- Housing for all communities
- Care pathways for orphaned children
- Preservation of properties
- Shared right-of-way arrangements
- Creation of marketplaces and public services
Sultan’s Services / Queen’s Services
During earlier peace advisory discussions, the idea of using a neutral operator was explored.
Later, utility and infrastructure providers connected to the leased lands and properties were described as “Sultan’s Services,” which later evolved into “Queen’s Services.”
The intention described was to create a healthy country where children could play peacefully and communities could share a common home.
Government Structure
Tarousha Santosh was described as initially forming as a sultanate with Aruna Sandhya Koya acting as Sultan alongside 13 chieftains representing the three communities.
It was later decided that the title would transition from Sultan to Queen of Tarousha Santosh.
- 13 Chieftains
- Faith Capital
- Main Capital City
- Queen’s Services
TS Accord
Additional discussions took place regarding a wider regional agreement called the TS Accord.
States mentioned as potential participants included:
- Yemen
- Iraq
- Saudi Arabia
- United Arab Emirates
An update later noted that Yemen would not formally join but may benefit from partnership relationships and resource checkpoints.
Legal and Governance Statement
The statement describes the Middle Eastern leased lands and properties as unrelated to the UK Executive, UK legislative structures, or the assets of the UK Crown.
It further states that the lands and resources are considered the private property of Aruna Sandhya Koya and not connected to the UK monarchy.
The author notes that it does not represent all legal aspects of the Tarousha Santosh agreement and that additional matters remain private between the communities involved.
The overall intention described throughout the discussions was to establish peaceful coexistence, negotiation frameworks, and an improved standard of living for all communities involved.
For questions regarding the TS Accord:
arunakoya@pm.me