Raspur Khanate/Military

Order of Battle

• Jundekhan (Companions of the Khan)
  • Gârd e Zhāyēdān
    • Immortals (x8 battalions)
    • 1st Raspurid Contributory Battalion (x1 all-volunteer formation assigned Trans-Euran Command)
    • Air Support Group (x2 Whirdlebirds)
    • Saberin Daryādelān Takavar (x3 PT/NK Class Patrol Vessels)
• The Artesh-e Parcham Sabzi (Green Banner of the Army)
  • The Division of Arslan
    • The Arslanid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Farzan
    • The Farzanid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Mihran
    • The Mihranid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Mitra
    • The Mitraid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Suren
    • The Surenid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Varaz
    • The Varazid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)
  • The Division of Zjandar
    • The Zjandarid Diqhan (x1 battalion)
    • Mutatawwi'a (x6 battalions)

Jundekhan

Overview

	Total Qty
Officers	295
NCO/Enlisted	5,576
Azaps	1,280
Total Personnel	7,151
Total No. of Artillery Pieces	320
Total No. of AFV's	192
Motorpool Totals:	1,272

Gârd e Zhāyēdān

The Gârd e Zhāyēdān ("Immortals") are the Khan's pledged fidai, sworn to live and die in his service. They are the instruments of his rule. Eight battalions of the Immortals were raised, one to provide for the defence of Raspur and the person of the Khan, and the remaining seven garrisoned in the territory of his Satraps, to ensure that they are aware that they are never for a moment free from his reach. The Khan also enjoys the services of two salvaged attack-rotorcraft, commonly known nowadays as Whirdlebirds after the Minarborian fashion, with which he delights in leading personal raids on those wretched villages and nomad bands of the interior who have been tardy in paying the tribute that is his due.

Gârd e Zhāyēdān

Item	In Service
Sepahbod (OF-8)	1
Sartip (OF-6)	2
Sarhang (OF-5)	4
Sarhang Dovom (OF-4)	8
Sargord (OF-3)	8
Sarvan (OF-2)	80
Sotvan (OF-1)	192
Sotvanyar Yekom (WO)	16
Ostovar (OR-6)	336
Gruhban Dovom (OR-5)	648
Goruhban (OR-3)	976
Sarbaz (OR-1/2)	3,600
Auxiliary Drivers, Mechanics & Support Personnel	1,280
ALVIS Stormer HVM	32
BM-27 Uragan	96
M252 81mm mortar	64
BGM-71 Tube Launched, Optically Tracked, Wire Guided (TOW) missile weapon system	64
FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missile	64
OAH Panssarsepâh Mk III	32
OAH Ingilisi APC FV102 (Anti-Tank)	160
SMC S70 18R-4WD utility vehicle	800
OAH Ingilisi APC FV106 Rough Terrain Forklift	16
OAH Ingilisi APC FV105 Combat Bulldozer	24
Bedford QLD	32
Ural-4320 Truck (Civ)	400

Artesh-e Parcham Sabzi

The Diqhan, raised from the descendants of Euran nobility, are pledged to the service of the Satraps in whose name they were recruited and to whom their oaths have been given. The Diqhan battalions are both the bodyguards and the private armies of the Satraps and it is never entirely unheard of that they make war upon each other as much as they do upon the enemies of the Khanate. That Khan tolerates this fratricide, so long as it remains within tolerable bounds, as it keeps his subordinates fractious, suspicious and weak.

The Mutatawwi'a are religious troops who, inspired by their Zurvanist faith, have volunteered to fight. Untrained, reckless and fanatical, these troops are poorly equipped with primitive and improvised weapons. These wild warriors are more of a mob than a disciplined unit, eager to get into hand to hand combat with their enemy no matter the odds.