Naguada, Seat Of Musharrafid Emirate

[Librarian]

The bustling city of Naguada lay beside a mountain, it's land surrounding it are lush and fertile, Mosques are placed evenly, the palace is gigantic and it's bulb roofs are pronounced and impressive. The columns are ornate, a swirl of gold encompass it in a helix, the Walls are beige with little darker parts of windows, cover with bars to prevent penetration. Above the majestic city, flies the Emir's flag.

Courts

Emir Musharraf Majid Abdul al-Qassam His family banner Musharraf is a very young man, he is 28, he lavishes himself in gold and servants, he is quite careless with his money. Although with this, he is extremely pious and a very good speaker, he uses a lot of slaves and has many wives. He comes from a rich noble family that was cast aside when the Swords of India were crossed. He has olive skin and a silk pair of baggy, florescent trousers, with a thin white jacket-shirt which makes it easier to adapt to the heat in India. He often wears golden amulets. His strengths are his nimble step and his quick thinking. Wives and Children Wives Fazzilet 25 (Knowledgable and wise) Umaymah 17 (Leisurely and fun) Children: Kanzah Deceased Habibahat 21(Child Birth)

Arsenal

3,000 points (Title) 4,000 points (Domain) 7,000 (Total)

Domain

Domain 31 32 33 34

[Librarian]

A few days after the conquest of Naguada, the Emir got his region in order, he then threw a celebration for the new Emirate, inviting his liege. Elephant shows took place and fire throwers performed.

(I'll expand it when I am more inspired.)

[Wheatley]

Some time had passed since the campaign and all the soldiers had returned home to enjoy their rewards. The Shah travelled with heavy guard, still distrusting the local Hindu population. His sons were not accompanying him, having to deal with unrest at home.

[Librarian]

"Apologies my shah, I am converting them as I can." He gestures for him to follow. "Many who are the richest and do not care of our conversion are ceased and turned in to servants and slaves. Removing those filthy rich and putting it in to circulation again gets me on good terms with the peasants, making them more willing to convert." He smiles and pours some water, from the bowl, in to his glass, "If you look up there I have adopted a new flag."

(The arabic in the middle translate to "There is no god but God; Muhammad is the messenger of God.")

[Wheatley]

"A red lion. Makes me think of the banners the Franks uses." He commented, not caring too much for the flag. It seemed foreign to him.

"You'd be better off not bullying the Hindus into conversion. It has never worked before. They'll just become more determined to stick to their faith, believing us the evil conquerors when we're trying to save them from the darkness that is Brahma, Vishnu and Krishna."

[Librarian]

"Oh, no we don't do it like that, It's more of Zakat, the giving of money to the poor. I tend to put it under, stealing from the rich giving to the poor, it is not totally conversion based." He clears his throat. "Your son rode through town the other day, You and your son seem to have some difference in views."
He drinks a bit from his cup. "I don't get very many men from these provinces, Right now I am about as strong as the army you crushed."