TheGryphonPrince
King
Chapter IV: Fall of India
The friendship with the Mughals could not stand for long. The Arabs wanted their share on the Indian subcontinent but they would not take one area of the thing, but the whole subcontinent had to bow down to Allah.
To help with future conquests, the Arabs signed a peace treaty with the Holy Roman Empire. This would at least prevent the Germans from attacking the Arabs from the back.
The Mughals barely put up any resistance at all so the city of Lahore fell to the Arabs very quickly.
The Arabs moved deeper into India itself, this time into the Mughal city of Mumbai, which was populated with workers and a very small garrison. The city was practically begging to be taken over by the Arabs. The city fell in no time.
In the same time, the Arabs encountered that the very capital of the Mughal Empire, Delhi, wasn't even properly defended, with only a weak garrison. The fall of Delhi was short and painless for the Arabs, and thus the Mughal Empire collapsed.
As the Arabs marched into the holy city of Varanasi, they met some Tibetan emmisaries who were dealing with a major wave of refugees struggling to cross the Himalayas and were also racing towards Varanasi. The Tibetans begged for the protection of the Buddhist and Hindu shrines and the Arabs, in a strange show of mercy, agreed to this.
A very strange truce between the infidels soon formed, as the Arabs and Tibetans signed a trade treaty.
Only 10 years after the fall of the Mughal Empire and now Northern India was completely under Arab control and professing the Islamic faith.
The Arabs continued to march into the south of India. This time though, they encountered that the cities were far better defended than the other cities they have been conquering.
Fortunately, the Arabs were wise and they attacked the city east of Vijayanagara, which had a slightly smaller garrison than Vijayanagara.
After the arrival of reinforcements from the north, the short-lived ceasefire between Vijayanagara and the Arabs was broken and the city fell.
The Arabs finally arrived to the last city that was resisting islamization. The city of Cochin was, unlike it's northern neighbours, weakly defended.
The Arabs met the Malinese civilization after a Malinese explorer found the Arabs. The Arabs began trading with the Malinese soon after that.
And at last, the city of Cochin fell.
The wars have inspired yet another great general from Makkah.
During this time, the Arabs also did another trade with the Mongol hordes to the north.
The Arabs also did peace with the Turks in exchange for the secrets of Gunpowder.
Other trades with the infidels were also done.
OOC: Here's my stability for those wondering.
The friendship with the Mughals could not stand for long. The Arabs wanted their share on the Indian subcontinent but they would not take one area of the thing, but the whole subcontinent had to bow down to Allah.
To help with future conquests, the Arabs signed a peace treaty with the Holy Roman Empire. This would at least prevent the Germans from attacking the Arabs from the back.
The Mughals barely put up any resistance at all so the city of Lahore fell to the Arabs very quickly.
The Arabs moved deeper into India itself, this time into the Mughal city of Mumbai, which was populated with workers and a very small garrison. The city was practically begging to be taken over by the Arabs. The city fell in no time.
In the same time, the Arabs encountered that the very capital of the Mughal Empire, Delhi, wasn't even properly defended, with only a weak garrison. The fall of Delhi was short and painless for the Arabs, and thus the Mughal Empire collapsed.
As the Arabs marched into the holy city of Varanasi, they met some Tibetan emmisaries who were dealing with a major wave of refugees struggling to cross the Himalayas and were also racing towards Varanasi. The Tibetans begged for the protection of the Buddhist and Hindu shrines and the Arabs, in a strange show of mercy, agreed to this.
A very strange truce between the infidels soon formed, as the Arabs and Tibetans signed a trade treaty.
Only 10 years after the fall of the Mughal Empire and now Northern India was completely under Arab control and professing the Islamic faith.
The Arabs continued to march into the south of India. This time though, they encountered that the cities were far better defended than the other cities they have been conquering.
Fortunately, the Arabs were wise and they attacked the city east of Vijayanagara, which had a slightly smaller garrison than Vijayanagara.
After the arrival of reinforcements from the north, the short-lived ceasefire between Vijayanagara and the Arabs was broken and the city fell.
The Arabs finally arrived to the last city that was resisting islamization. The city of Cochin was, unlike it's northern neighbours, weakly defended.
The Arabs met the Malinese civilization after a Malinese explorer found the Arabs. The Arabs began trading with the Malinese soon after that.
And at last, the city of Cochin fell.
The wars have inspired yet another great general from Makkah.
During this time, the Arabs also did another trade with the Mongol hordes to the north.
The Arabs also did peace with the Turks in exchange for the secrets of Gunpowder.
Other trades with the infidels were also done.
OOC: Here's my stability for those wondering.
