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Revision as of 18:04, 21 January 2023
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Covaya State Dawastan Gothak State Kalashah State Kinduth State Kabethesh State Kaghcwen State Muqay Confederation Makin Tebeqek Argac State | |||||||
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| This article is part of a series on |
| History of Balakia |
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| Prehistory |
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| Kothlen Horde |
| Warring Qakates period |
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| Post-Horde states |
| Balak Empire |
| Union of Shomosvan |
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The Yandere Conquest (Balak: TBD; Koman: TBD) was a series of military conflicts in what is now southern Balakia, waged by the Great Horde in order to subjugate and incorporate the client states on the Yandar Peninsula and limit the influence of Pashaism in eastern Vaniua. The conquests primarily targeted the local Aneer states and population - in particular the Muqay Confederation - which had begun to embrace Pashaism and had already posed problems for the Asharid emperors despite their client status. The invasions commenced ostensibly as a consequence of a series of events culminating in the Blackvest Revolt, and saw the Muqay Confederation dissolved and reorganised into provinces under the Asharid crown.