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The conflict that ultimately saw the end of the Khanate started in [[1623]] when colonial administrators in the [[Pharisedom]] of [[Kandara#"Western"_contact_(16th_century)|Cote d'Or]] (modern day [[Kandara]]), under the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|Ularien Trading Company (UTC)]] met with emissaries of the Khanate. There was immediately tension as both sides demanded tribute from the other and neither side was willing to recognize the traditions of the other. The Ayili emissaries became boastful and rolled out large maps of their realm and spoke of its infinite riches, which only excited the imaginations of the [[Bergendii]] colonial administrators. The parlay ended in a stalemate and no formal agreements had been made. | The conflict that ultimately saw the end of the Khanate started in [[1623]] when colonial administrators in the [[Pharisedom]] of [[Kandara#"Western"_contact_(16th_century)|Cote d'Or]] (modern day [[Kandara]]), under the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|Ularien Trading Company (UTC)]] met with emissaries of the Khanate. There was immediately tension as both sides demanded tribute from the other and neither side was willing to recognize the traditions of the other. The Ayili emissaries became boastful and rolled out large maps of their realm and spoke of its infinite riches, which only excited the imaginations of the [[Bergendii]] colonial administrators. The parlay ended in a stalemate and no formal agreements had been made. | ||
Initial encounters were marked by skirmishes and territorial disputes as both sides vied for control of key trade routes and borderlands. The [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|UTC's]] colonial forces employed their superior weaponry | Initial encounters were marked by skirmishes and territorial disputes as both sides vied for control of key trade routes and borderlands. The [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|UTC's]] colonial forces employed their superior weaponry, to gain an early advantage. Also, fresh off the [[Great Confessional War]] they had perfected the {{wpl|Tercio}} and were particularly adept at fighting the mounted archers of the Khanate with their pike and shot tactics. | ||
As the campaign progressed, the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|UTC's]] colonial forces continued to push deeper into the Myanga Ayil Khanate's western territory. They established fortified outposts and trading posts along key routes of the Silk Road. This targeted expansion disrupted trade and strained the Khanate's economy, weakening its ability to resist further advances. In the 1650's colonial forces from the newly founded [[Oyashima#Colonization|Far East Colony]] (modern day [[Oyashima]]), began to put pressure on the Khanate from the northeast. | As the campaign progressed, the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company|UTC's]] colonial forces continued to push deeper into the Myanga Ayil Khanate's western territory. They established fortified outposts and trading posts along key routes of the Silk Road. This targeted expansion disrupted trade and strained the Khanate's economy, weakening its ability to resist further advances. In the 1650's colonial forces from the newly founded [[Oyashima#Colonization|Far East Colony]] (modern day [[Oyashima]]), began to put pressure on the Khanate from the northeast. | ||