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 On  9th  April, 631  AD,  a  commanding  force  of  four  thousand men was amassed to assist the separatist Caphivarian provincial governor in eastern modern-day Veltorina under Rogerius Ecdicius after pleading Arab military leader Daif el-Latif. It was the beginning on one of the many Arab military expeditions in Sarpedon. Although the region had enjoyed the blessing of the presence of many influential religious scholars and saints, the impact of these great leaders were unable to maintain a long-lasting effect as there was no sufficient, theological base in the works to resist the Islamic onslaught. Through a series of events, various heretical views had become prominent influencing the already complicated political scene. Separatism fueled by a newave of religious nationalism by the arrival of iconoclasm and rejection of traditional Trinity aspects paved the wave for eastern Sarpedonian being both emotionally and psychologically prepared to have traditional dogma replaced. Islamic ideals such as Jesus was only a great prophet and that Mohammed had come as an even greater, and final, prophet opened the door for Islam to nearly eradicate Christianity from the east.
-Across the sea to the east, the continent of [[Punth]] was home to many different states, cultures, and religious beliefs. According to Islamic tradition, invasions of [[South Punth]] were motivated by the heretical and allegedly polytheistic faiths practised by early {{wpl|Vedas|Vedic}} worshippers. This prompted cries of jihad in the 9th century, leading to the withdrawal of major military forces from Sarpedon and the large-scale invasion of [[Punth]]. Originally landing in what is modern-day [[Umardwal]], the invasion force steadily conquered the disparate states of [[South Punth]], reaching as far as the borders of Shingtu and Wonjin before their forces became spread too thin. An alliance between the nascent kingdoms of [[Tapakdore]] and [[Pursat]] with the Asiatic nations to the east successfully stymied attempts to penetrate further into the region and regained ground in [[Khyarvi]] and [[Kulaparkar]] which was restored to its original rulers. Several more incursions by Caliphate jihadis were attempted, but little ground changed hands over the subsequent centuries.
+Across the sea to the east, the continent of [[Punth]] was home to many different states, cultures, and religious beliefs. According to Islamic tradition, invasions of [[South Punth]] were motivated by the heretical and allegedly polytheistic faiths practised by early {{wpl|Vedas|Vedic}} worshippers. This prompted cries of jihad in the 9th century, leading to the withdrawal of major military forces from Sarpedon and the large-scale invasion of [[Punth]]. Originally landing in what is modern-day [[Umardwal]], the invasion force steadily conquered the disparate states of [[South Punth]], reaching as far as the borders of Canpei and Wonjin before their forces became spread too thin. An alliance between the nascent kingdoms of [[Tapakdore]] and [[Pursat]] with the Asiatic nations to the east successfully stymied attempts to penetrate further into the region and regained ground in [[Khyarvi]] and [[Kulaparkar]] which was restored to its original rulers. Several more incursions by Caliphate jihadis were attempted, but little ground changed hands over the subsequent centuries.
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