Unfortunately maintaining a network of tributaries is difficult - not only I need to help them in their silly wars, I need to renew this relation after ever succession. That's the spirit! What was left of the Magyars was crushed by king of Bulgaria. And after khagan got overthrown, she attacked the new one. Not in any way discouraged she decided to attack Magyar horde which was severely battered by Khazars and revolters. Her attempt at subjugating Radimichia failed with Dregovichia declaring war on depleted Radimichia and taking it first - even thought it was half occupied already. They all did well under my protection.ĭobrava was a bit jealous of my performance, so she tried to get some territory too. I needed to defend my tributaries from rebellions and subjugation attempts by others, especially Avars. That was remarkably easy, and tribal vassals were absolutely in love of my performance. How about turning the whole region into tributaries instead? I tried raiding for a while, but that was just silly - there's no gold among tribes, and they rarely even had money to ransom prisoners I took. Subjugation of Polish territory was pretty straightforward, but there was no money for proper coronation. I wanted to become king of Poland, while my wife Dobrava wanted to become queen of Ruthenia.
What any of that has to do with coming of Saoshyant? It's a long story, and let's Mieszko tell the beginning. Both were also total hunies, but that didn't really do anything this time.
They were both ambitious, and cynical about the whole Slavic faith stuff they officially followed. Rumormongers claimed she was deceitful, but nobody should pay any attention to that. She was attractive, lustful, and proud grey eminence. Some people claimed he was cruel, but these were obviously lies (9/20/9/12/6). He was strong, brave, gregarious, brilliant strategist. The story of Saoshyant and Persian restoration started with two unlikely people living in lands few Persians ever heard of - high chief Mieszko Sulima of Silesia, and high chieftess Dobrava Turov of Kiev. Horse Persians: Part 01: Ancestral Lands: 769-785 Post 1 - Originally published on Google+ on 15:51:28 UTC
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