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Persia

PER

Rank
Major Power (#14)
Unrecognized
Status
Assigned
Prestige
419
Politics & Society Player Submission
December 5th, 1865

'Aqim al-Bukhārī Resigns as Grand Muftī

The Grand Muftī of Bukhārā, a trailblazing Modernizer, has resigned from his position after ten years of service.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Economy Player Submission
January 1862

Anjuman-e Damdārān-e Bukhārā Established in Bukhārā

Following rapid economic reforms over the past ten years, the Emīr has begrudgingly embraced the new economy and permitted the formation of the Emīrate's first corporation: the Anjuman-e Damdārān-e Bukhārā.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Politics & Society Player Submission
August 1855

'Aqim al-Bukhārī Becomes Grand Muftī of Bukhārā

'Aqim 'Abd Allāh al-Bukhārī, a radical Modernizer, has been appointed Grand Muftī of the Emīrate of Bukhārā

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Diplomacy Player Submission
1846

The Khalsa Raj formally denounces the Persian reestablisment of the illegitimate entity of Kabul as a breach of Sikh-Persian previous deals and relations and retires his ambassador from Persia.

The Khalsa Raj's Rajah Kapur Nalwa considers unacceptable the creation of a Pashtun entity named Kabul, criticizes Persian leniency towards Pashtuns and repudiates the breach of previous Sikh-Persian deals, warning them that this will only lead to a worsening Sikh's relation with Persia.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Politics & Society Player Submission
1846

A Khalsa Raj divided against itself cannot stand.

This is a completely detailed reporting of the inner politics and factions of the Khalsa Raj government and opposition.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Major Politics & Society
March 5th, 1843

The Judgement of Kamran Durrani

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.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War
August 7th, 1842

The Captive of Herat

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.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Major War Player Submission
January 1841

The Bukaran War 1840-1842

After the execution of Kenesary Khan and his attempted uprising, the Russian Tsardom pushed to project power down south into Turkestan. What the Tsar believed to be a quick incursion into Central Asia was met with logistic issues and intervention from the Ottoman Empire and the British.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War Player Submission
May 1st, 1838

Death of the Sher-e-Punjab: Rahaj Ranjit Singh, killed in 4th Battle of Punjab. List of events that led to the death of Khalsa's Raj freedom fighter.

This article includes a compilation of the events that led to the war against the Marathas and the tragic death of Rahaj Ranjit Singh in battle.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War Player Submission
September 10th, 1836

Not even the Hindu Kush can protect Kabul from becoming a graveyard by empires. Kabul's partition parts Khalsa Raj and Persia 's ways

War correspondance on Khalsa Raj and Persia's invasion against the Emirate of Kabul. A brief war report on the Khalsa Raj and Persian Empire's war (s) against the Emirate of Kabul; and a diplomatic briefing on the breach of the partition agreement between Persia and Khalsa Raj.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War Player Submission
1835

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

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".

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Politics & Society
October 1834

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

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Major War
November 13th, 1833

The Great Eastern Victories of the Crown Princes of Persia

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.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
Diplomacy
1829

Treaty of Shiraz

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.

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War
1828

Tribal Raids and Revolt Shake Persia

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

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia
War Player Submission
1828

Xinjiang Revolt

An islamic rebellion, one of many in Xinjiang, has resulted in Qing victory. Yet, as one may say, though the Qing need to win and crush such rebellions every time, the muslim people need only one victory, and perhaps the Empire will show itself weak...

Middle East, Central Asia & South Asia