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'''Zsharra''', formally known as the Emirate of Zsharra, was a province of the Kingdom of [[Babkha]] founded by [[Ryan Caruso|Amir Shervanis]] during Babkha's expansionary period in which efforts were made to occupy all of [[Eura]]. At the time, the area had been occupied by the R'kaniyah (Arkania) Tribe, and Babkhan forces were moved in to the area to secure it and subdue the uncivilized tribal warriors. Zsharra was most noted for containing a large amount of desert and for the great sandworms that roamed the dunes. It was also home to the fabled salt mines of Babkha, where many prisoners were sent to pay penance for their crimes. | '''Zsharra''', formally known as the Emirate of Zsharra, was a province of the Kingdom of [[Babkha]] founded by [[Ryan Caruso|Amir Shervanis]] during Babkha's expansionary period in which efforts were made to occupy all of [[Eura]]. At the time, the area had been occupied by the R'kaniyah (Arkania) Tribe, and Babkhan forces were moved in to the area to secure it and subdue the uncivilized tribal warriors. Zsharra was most noted for containing a large amount of desert and for the great sandworms that roamed the dunes. It was also home to the fabled salt mines of Babkha, where many prisoners were sent to pay penance for their crimes. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:16, 9 April 2016
Zsharra, formally known as the Emirate of Zsharra, was a province of the Kingdom of Babkha founded by Amir Shervanis during Babkha's expansionary period in which efforts were made to occupy all of Eura. At the time, the area had been occupied by the R'kaniyah (Arkania) Tribe, and Babkhan forces were moved in to the area to secure it and subdue the uncivilized tribal warriors. Zsharra was most noted for containing a large amount of desert and for the great sandworms that roamed the dunes. It was also home to the fabled salt mines of Babkha, where many prisoners were sent to pay penance for their crimes.
