Sand sea Revolt

Khaldun al-Eaqarab was the Sheik of House Eaqarab around 450 PC. He spent a lot of his youth outside the Caliphate and had enough of an outside view that he could see everything wrong with it very clearly. Being extremely strong-willed and even better at rallying others, Laer talked a lot with the leaders of other houses about what needed to be done. Finally, he convinced several leaders as well as some influential merchants, to break free of the Caliphate.
The rebels formed a council and elected Laer as their Consul, a title that was intended for short-term elected officials rather than a god-given Caliph. As Consul, Laer led the rebel forces and for the first couple of years, quite successfully so.

Start Date

387 PC

Ending Date

389 PC