Mission: Tariqat al-Wird'

Mission: Tariqat al-Wird'
Date 22.XI.1689 – Location Kendall Isle Result Remains to be seen
Belligerents
Çakaristan
Commanders and leaders
Amir Çakar
Units involved
Çakaristan Combined forces  Arbor Muharibu Alhuriya

Mission: Tariqat al-Wird' is a discovery expedition led by Amir Çakar on behalf of the Sultan of Çakaristan.

Beyond the Krasnarusyn border

Arriving in Lezije, Amir summoned his men. He said: 'We are about to explore this island further and claim it in the name of the Sultan'. An Arboric non-commissioned officer, a Çakari officer and a former Krasnarusyn officer stood around the table with Amir Çakar. "This island has been occupied by several nations over the last centuries, but only a few times in history as a whole under one flag. We are not going to manage that this time either, because a coastal strip around Ijubicastagrad is under a foreign flag," Amir began. The Arboric non-commissioned officer asked: "What do we call this island, then? Amir replied: "This island is internationally known as Kendall Isle" The Krasnarusyn officer said: "In the Krasnarusyn era it was called 'Elbijun', in the Common Language 'Albion'". "Another name is Jaris," said the Çakari officer. The Arboric non-commissioned officer said: "But what do we call this island? Amir said: "My mission includes planting the flag of the sultanate on the mountain of this island". "So this khanate is about the mountain on the side of the sultanate where the dawn begins," said the Arboric non-commissioned officer. The Çakari officer said: "Then this is the Khanate of dawn-lit mountain! Amir's eyes lit up and said: "That's what we call this country".

"Now that we've got this clear, let's go and explore this island," Amir said. The others agreed. The plan was developed further. The map on the table was provided with arrows, circles and lines. The Krasnarusyn officer went with a unit towards the former capital of Krasnarus. The Arboric non-commissioned officer got on a plane and flew to Hisn Mahmud. The Çakari officer went northeast with Amir. They went to the former Krasnarusyn border at a small bay.

Map of the first phase of exploration

Amir found an area in a dilapidated state. No one to be seen, dilapidated buildings and fallen trees on the roads. It took them days to reach their destination. The border stone was still standing proudly. But it marked a border between nothing and nothing. He crossed the border and had the camp set up. "This is a beautiful location for a new city," Amir said as he looked around. He saw a bay, a small river, a plateau above a cliff from which the bay could be overlooked and the lower plain with the small river. "There", be Amir, "that's where the command tent should be".

The Krasnarusyn officer arrived in Nuví Pelezu, the former capital of Krasnarus. The decay was clearly visible, but there were still people there. At the sight of the convoy with the Krasnarusyn officer, the population walked out and cheered. The convoy slowed down enormously due to the influx of people. The soldiers were happy, but also nervous because they could not control the situation properly. "Long live the Sultan!", the people shouted. The soldiers raised the flag of the Sultanate above the former parliament building of Nuví Pelezu. Immediately, the officer began to set up an administrative administration and provide first-aid transports.

The Arboric non-commissioned officer had arrived at Hisn Mahmud, home of the Arboric fleet under the command of Admiral Edward Krüger. An expedition fleet was assembled and began their part of the mission. The Admiral consulted with Agra about his concerns about the situation around Micobad. He actually wanted to send part of the fleet into the Antican Sea. But Agra rejected his proposal and was told that the situation was being monitored, but that there was no immediate threat at the moment. "The sovereignty of the Sultanate is not currently under threat', said the Grand Vizier. The Admiral was not yet reassured, but obeyed the Great Visor. The expedition fleet sailed in an easterly direction. "Be careful not to enter the territorial waters of Alduria-Wechua. That can only lead to conflict", the Admiral warned the non-commissioned officer.