The Alliance of Three Kingdoms was formed in 315 of the Parsian Era by the Kingdoms of Sindhura, Turk and Turan, in order to conquer and divide the Kingdom of Pars in that same year. The united forces of these kingdoms consisted of 500,000 men.
History[]
Upon hearing the news of the alliance and subsequent invasion, King Andragoras III of Pars planned on a counterattack. However, Narsus, who, at that time, had recently become the Lord of Daylam upon his father's death, devised a strategy, which involved using no soldiers, at all. Andragoras thought that Narsus was reckless and foolish, but he nevertheless let him carry out his plan.
Thus, Narsus began by freeing two thousand war prisoners and spreading rumors. To the Turkish army, he spread the rumor that Sindhura had betrayed them and was colluding with Pars, and as a proof of that, all the Sindhuran prisoners of war would be freed. To the Turanian army, he spread the rumor that the Turks were in league with Pars. Also, he told the Sindhuran prisoners that he released, that Turan and Turk would attack Sindhura. Thus, the Alliance of Three Kingdoms became beset with suspicions and fell apart from within. Taking advantage of this, Pars easily defeated these kingdoms and their cavalry unit became renown across the continent.