The Honor Guard
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A complete history of the region is near impossible to compile, with each nation having their own seperate time frames. However, with the formation of the Collective, recient times have been well documented and it is these I aim to set down for you.
Nuekallayan Might (Dec 4th, 2005-February 2nd, 2006)
Early regional history is dominated by the actions of one nation, Nuekallaya. Their sometimes overhanded actions have gained them enemies at many turns.
The Nuekallayan Genocide
The Theocratic Principality of Nuekallaya had faced years of brutal civil war, and despite the unification of the country five years ago, there was a series of secularist uprisings in the province of Qatar (not to be confused with the nation of the same name). After a particularly violent uprising in late 2005, the leader of the principality, Soverign Cyrus Zathuri, chose to wipe out all resistance in the province. As many non-combatants as possible were removed from the area as practical before the military moved in, but many still fell in the fighting. Nuekallaya's brutal crackdown on the local rebels drew a great deal of negative intarnational atention. The extermination of rebels was so thurough that some were calling it genocide.
However, on December 6, Jonin Donovan Shy-elds of Ekram Kiros was captured by rebel terrorists while visiting the Nuekallayan capital of Persepolis. This one event turned the majority of Honor Guard nations against the rebelion, and Soverign Zathuri found himself in the region's graces. By december 8, 2005, the majority of the fighting in the countryside was over with the only resistance found in Qatar City. Two days later the rebelion was over. Despite the end of the fighting, the Jonin was only found four days after peace had been established. An eliet team of Nuekallayan and Kirosian agents rescued him from a terrorist hideout in the hills west of Persepolis.
This marked the end of resistance to the Zathuri regime in Nuekallaya.
