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Persia ·
Head of State
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_landowners) | +1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| in/out of government mismatch | -1 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| culture mismatch, same religion (religion: shiite) | -1 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Authoritarian) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Authoritarian) | +0 |
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_intelligentsia) | -1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| same government status | +0 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| same culture | +0 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Authoritarian) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Authoritarian) | +0 |
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_intelligentsia) | -1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| same government status | +0 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| same culture | +0 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Protectionist) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Protectionist) | -2 |
| same interest group | +2 |
| different political party | +0 |
| same government status | +0 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| culture mismatch, same religion (religion: shiite) | -1 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Modernizer Leader) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Modernizer Leader) | -5 |
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_industrialists) | +1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| in/out of government mismatch | -1 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| same culture | +0 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Reformer) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Reformer) | -5 |
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_intelligentsia) | -1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| same government status | +0 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| culture mismatch, same religion (religion: shiite) | -1 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Reformer) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Reformer) | -5 |
| IG relations (ig_armed_forces vs ig_intelligentsia) | -1 |
| different political party | +0 |
| same government status | +0 |
| no shared compatible traits | +0 |
| culture mismatch, same religion (religion: shiite) | -1 |
| no significant loyalty gap | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist - Modernizer Leader) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist vs Modernizer Leader) | -5 |
| IG supporting clout (0.11) | +2 |
| ideology match (Traditionalist) | +5 |
| IG supporting clout (0.08) | +2 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +3 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist) | +0 |
| IG supporting clout (0.11) | +2 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +3 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist) | +0 |
| IG supporting clout (0.06) | +1 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist) | +0 |
| IG supporting clout (0.00) | +0 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +3 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist, halved - bond also present) | -2 |
| IG supporting clout (0.01) | +0 |
| religious minority mismatch (sunni) | -2 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +3 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist, halved - bond also present) | -2 |
| zero IG supporting clout | -2 |
| religious minority mismatch (animist) | -2 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +3 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist, halved - bond also present) | -2 |
| IG supporting clout (0.13) | +3 |
| ideology bond (Traditionalist) | +0 |
| ideology rivalry (Traditionalist) | -10 |
| Modifier | Start | End | Decay | Multiplier | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gm Target Character Mod | 1836.1.1 | — | — | — | save |
The Hall of the Golestan Palace fell silent as Kamran Durrani, chained and guarded, was brought before the Sun Throne. The former ruler of Herat had already faced the Sharia courts of Tehran.
In which the traitor, Kamran Durrani, who had escaped justice from the slighted Abbas Mirza, is brought before Shah Mohammad Qajar by the Shah's brother, Bahram Mirza.
In the month of October 1834, sorrow descended upon the Guarded Domains of Iran. His Imperial Majesty Fath-Ali Shah Qajar, Shahanshah-e Iran, whose reign had endured for seven-and-thirty years, was afflicted by a sudden illness. Though the physicians of the Court attended constantly upon his person,
Abbas and Mohammad Mirza, father and son, lead the forces of Persia against the scheming Kamran Shah of Herat and the Turkmen tribes that have plagued eastern Persia for generations, leading to the largest expansion of Persian rule in a century and the loss, and regaining, of Persia's heir.
Treaty of Commerce, Amity, and Military Assistance between His Britannic Majesty and His Majesty the Shah of Persia - Concluded at Shiraz, 25 April 1829 - 21 Shawwāl 1244 A.H.
Persia is weakened by the ruler of Herat and his organisation of the tribes of the region