"Tsar versus Sultan - A border incident." Topic
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| Tango01 | 04 Aug 2020 3:37 p.m. PST |
"Far to the north of Medifluvia, far beyond Sakhdad, Tenveh, Lake Fordor-Sedan – even beyond Trebizond and almost as far as Alania – was sketched, in the year 1875, the nebulous northern fringes of the Settee Empire of Turcowaz. A troublesome region, this Hyperborean territory lies far distant not only from Bosphoran Ionople, but equally so from Moscovgorod, and even farther from the Tsar's favorite residence in Sankt Peterburg. Making this trouble, across this border, the local Zelenian governor, Count Nicholai Pavlovitch Ignatiev, far from idling his hours and his command in the usual sybarite debaucheries associated with distant, ill-supervised, and semi-forgotten garrisons, entertained himself by frequent cross-border forays, clashes with the local Turcowaz forces, and raids upon the unfortunate subjects of the Sultan.."
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