Events

1835

War Player Submission

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Kabul soldiers raid the border with the Khalsa Raj and reach Jamrud

By player

Pasthun soldiers from Kabul have been conducting raids on the border with the Khalsa Raj, close to Jamrud, motivated by Durrani empire revivalism and Sunni yihadism. The Khalsa Raj government, lead by Ranjit Sindh, has declared the hostilities as "intolerable".

1834

Politics & Society

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The Passing of Fath-Ali Shah and Accession of Mohammad Shah

Jahangir Mirza Qajar, third son of Abbas Mirza, brother of the Shah

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,

Major War

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Peace Signed with the Marathas, but gains were meager

By Sir Bodiwick

News has reached London that, after years of hard and costly campaigning, Britain has triumphed against the Maratha Confederacy in India. The Honorable East India Company and the Maratha chiefs have settled on land concessions in favor of Britain, but officials describe the gains as "considerably m…

1833

Major WarPolitics & Society

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The Great Eastern Victories of the Crown Princes of Persia

Jahangir Mirza Qajar, third son of Abbas Mirza, brother of the Crown Prince

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.

DiplomacyWar Player Submission

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Convention of Kütahya signed

By player

After Egypt's decisive defeat of the Ottoman Empire's Army on the outskirts of Constantinople, the Ottomans sign a military alliance with Russia. Worried that this would severely disrupt the balance of power to have Russia have significant influence in the area, the British and French force a peace.

1831

WarDiplomacy Player Submission

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Egypt beseiges Acre

By player

Using the harboring of fugitives, as well as refusal to contribute forces to crush rebellions as a pretext, Egypt sends a military force to besiege the city of Acre.

1830

DiplomacyPolitics & Society Player Submission

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Capture of Algiers

By player

Moroccan relations with the Algerian anti-French resistance, Islamic community's growing fears of European colonization around the capture of Algiers.

1829

Diplomacy

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Treaty of Shiraz

By player

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.

1828

WarPolitics & Society

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Tribal Raids and Revolt Shake Persia

By player

Persia is weakened by the ruler of Herat and his organisation of the tribes of the region

WarPolitics & Society Player Submission

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Xinjiang Revolt

Kashgaria, 1828 · The Shattered Congress

Qing Memorials

By player

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia Great Qing

Persia

Marathas

Russia

Bukhara

Oh Son of Heaven, the rebellious Zhangge'er has been defeated due to our mighty armies, proving once more your supremacy over Heaven and Earth!

His rebellion was nothing more than an outburst of the islamic people's refusal to accept the civilized customs of the Middle Kingdom. As such, it could not stand against the troops of the Huangdi. His 200.000 ragged troops were defeated by our 80.000 imperial forces, and soon enough the leader himself had to flee. Under you wise command, he was apprehended and peace reigns once more in Xinjiang.

Nevertheless, I fear that this is but a respite, for the people in Xinjiang are still restless, many refusing to accept civilization. Unlike most of your subjects, even the mongolians to which you reign as Khan of Khans, they are stubborn. More troops and silver taels are needed for the Amban in these decades, lest they rebel again...

The Shattered Congress (1814–1835)