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Latest revision as of 18:18, 6 September 2026
The Qoeul-bo Hrnad are a militant religious terrorist organization and, as of the modern day, international pirate horde.
| The Holy Liberationary Army | |
|---|---|
| Qoeul-bo Hrnad | |
| Founded | 23.0.0 (according to the Qoeul-bo Hrnad) ~120s (according to Modhes Temple) |
| Allegiance | Modhes Nal |
| Type | zealot gurrillas (prior to schizm) pirate horde (currently) |
| Commanders | |
| Current commander | Imam Uishmaan Kwabdr Jc'longdi |
History
Prelude
Founding myth
Founding
Despite the Qoeul-bo's own founding myth claiming otherwise, it is likely that the Qoeul-bo Hrnad began not as a continuation of a pre-existing unified force but rather as a unification of many smaller Hrnads. Eomku'r, a prominant Mn'krapanti prophet, called in 122.13.06 for such a unified force to emerge and proclaimed it would first rise in Hvijil, which at the time was a hub of Mn'krapanti activity. The details of the meeting are lost to history, but what is certain is that Tiseonr emerged as the sole leader of the Qoeul-bo, with the other leaders of the other Hrnads acting as his Emirs and Knights. Tiseonr chose for himself the title of Ymahm, an old royal title native to the region. The Qoeul-bo began their crusade against the world on 127.13.28 in Ufmhranhta.
Initial Assaults
The first attacks of the Qoeul-bo Hrnad, in contrast to their later-ubiquitous methods, resembled a war front more than a guerilla campaign. Spreading out into autonomous subarmies, Tiseonr lead the northern bulk while his Emir Jeiqhussa Ghiaodh took on an eastward attack. Tiseonr's early campaign was highly successful, his forces more mobile and loose structure aided them in the hills of Ufmhranhta and Shorip Dah to outflank the Modhes armies. Tiseonr however encountered difficulty in Kharhif Ba, as the open plains left his troops exposed to be slaughtered in large number by the larger Modhes force. By the second spring of the year 132, Tiseonr's forces had broken apart into a collection of thinly connected legionates spread across the midwestern hils.