Kingdom of Mosok

The Kingdom of Mosok was a country located in North India.

Founding, Early History and Rise
The kingdom was founded by a Persian man called Akarini, after he conquered lands around the Indus River Valley. In 562 BCE, Akarini was killed by one of his generals, who started a campaign to conquer Central North India, but he was killed during a battle, and another general took over, but was killed aswell. Multiple generals claimed to be the true king, thus starting a civil war and losing the campaign. During the civil war, all the main cities of the kingdom were also raided by nomads from Afghanistan, forcing the generals to stop the civil war for sometime and conquer new lands. During this campaign, most of the generals made bad decisions and died, leaving Gamabar as the only who survived, and won the campaign, thus letting him become the new king. Soon after, the Indus River Valley was abandoned. During the reigns of the next few kings, the kingdom would conquer more land, and become one of the most influential kingdom in North India.

Fall
The kingdom fell after it lost a war against Naj-Balaha.