Emirs of Baghdad

The Emir of Baghdad, Ispend bin Yusuf, brother of our esteemed ruler Jahan Shah, established this enclave in 1431 following the destruction of the Jalayirid Sultanate. Since its inception, Mesopotamia has thrived under his autonomous rule, growing into a bastion of power and influence. However, the time has come to reevaluate the situation, for unchecked autonomy could pave the way for unforeseen challenges and threats to the throne. As reports of the Emir's increasing influence and power reach the royal court, a growing concern takes root. While Mesopotamia's flourishing state is a testament to the Emir's prowess, allowing him to further solidify his position may lead to ambitions beyond the region's borders. The prospect of a potent rival on our very doorstep cannot be ignored.