Khalaganhai invasions

The Khalaganhai invasions were a series of raids, pillages, and invasions with Khalaganhai mounted horsemen led by Ugattai, emperor of Khalaganhai, from the late 1320s to Ugattai's death in 1359.

From their small homeland in isolated Khalaganhai, these horsemen conquered a great art of the globe, going as far as Bulistan and the UCRV.

The reason that these invasions were successful was mainly the revolutionary high mobility tactics employed by the Khalaganhai, relying on horses to conquer vast expanses of territory in a short period of time.

Important Battles
Important Battles in these invasions include, but are not limited to (feel free to add some):

First Battle of Talathanrar, 1339, Khalaganhai victory, Bulistanese Shah Joni Nighuj killed.

Siege and Charge of Korodaar, 1343-1345, Koroushi-Bulistanese victory.

Second Battle of Talathanrar, 1345, Khalaganhai victory.

Third Battle of Talathanrar, 1346, Koroushi-Bulistanese victory.

Battle of Vallios, 1346, Koroushi-Bulistanese victory.

Liberation of the Beta Ligra valley, 1346, Bulistanese victory.