THE GREAT KHANATE

Under the Eternal Blue Sky

I. The Abomination and the Unification

After the Abomination of Jurasilium shattered the spiritual balance of the world, Hell Gates began opening across nations. Empires collapsed. Faith fractured. Heretics spread corruption through ritual and blood.

In that dark age, the last Khagan — descendant of Genghis Khan — issued a final decree:

“All Mongols shall ride beneath One Eternal Banner.”

The tribes united once more.

The reborn empire became known as the Great Khanate, divided into two realms:  the the golden khanate  in the lands infested by corruption   and the mainland mongolia 

Though divided in administration, they remained one in spirit, oath, and sky.

 

II. The Blessing of the Eternal Blue Sky

The Great Khanate stands as one of the safest bastions of humanity in the world.

Within its central steppes:

Hell Gates cannot manifest successfully

Corruption spreads slowly

Demonic entities weaken beneath open sky

Soldiers recover strength more quickly in daylight

The shamans teach that the Eternal Blue Sky actively rejects infernal presence. Ritual energies attempting to anchor within Khanate territory are displaced or disrupted.

This divine protection defines the identity of the nation.

III. The Great Wall Catastrophe

Heretics once attempted to open a massive Hell Gate within China.

The ritual failed.

Instead of manifesting within its intended location, the gate tore open at the circular bastion of the Great Wall of China.

Reality ruptured where ancient stone met the sky.

The shamans declared that the Eternal Blue Sky rejected Hell from the Khanate’s lands, forcing the catastrophic breach southward. The event became known as the Sky’s Rejection.

Since then, the Wall remains both a scar and a defensive line. Khanate forces patrol its northern side constantly.   

IV. Doctrine of the Eternal Saddle

A soldier of the Khanate does not fight on foot.

From the lowest scout to the highest noble guard, all warriors ride.

The warhorses of the steppe are massive, powerful breeds developed over centuries. They are:

Larger and stronger than common horses

Capable of enduring extreme climates

Resistant to demonic fear and corruption

Conditioned for relentless mobility

The Khanate does not rely on static trench systems. It wages war as a moving storm — shifting cavalry lines, rapid encirclements, and mobile fortifications.

To face the Khanate is to face an army that never stands still.

V. The Shamans of the Raging Sky

The Shamans of the Raging Sky are the spiritual elite of the Great Khanate.

During the early years of the Abomination, many shamans died sealing minor rifts. Those who survived became conduits of celestial force.

On the battlefield they:

Disrupt heretic rituals

Suppress demonic manifestations

Call down lightning against corrupted enemies

Create anti-corruption fields beneath open sky

Their power intensifies in clear, open terrain. Storm and sky answer their invocations.

VI. The Golden Arrows

The Golden Arrows are the supreme cavalry elite of the Golden Khanate.

They are often compared to the Khan’s Guard of the heartland, yet they are faster and more aggressive in doctrine.

Chosen from warriors who have never retreated, they specialize in:

Devastating first charges

Rapid flanking maneuvers

Hunting heretic commanders

Breaking corrupted formations

Their arrows are ritually blessed. Demonic entities struck by them suffer searing spiritual wounds.

VII. The Awakening of Olgoi Khorkhoi

For centuries, the depths of the Gobi Desert concealed ancient beings known as the Olgoi Khorkhoi.

The shamans regarded them not as monsters, but as primordial guardians.

When heretics conducted forbidden rituals in the desert, they disturbed the deep earth.

The worms awakened in rage.

They erupted from the sands in titanic forms, crushing ritual circles and devouring entire cult battalions. Witnesses reported that the creatures emitted red lightning capable of turning sand to glass and disintegrating demonic entities.

The desert itself rejected Hell.

The Olgoi Khorkhoi do not serve the Khanate directly, but they instinctively attack heretics and cannot be corrupted.

IX. The Northern Weakness

Yet the Khanate is not invincible.

To the north lie the vast and barren lands of Siberia.

In those frozen expanses, beyond the strongest focus of the Sky’s protection, Hell Gates have opened.

There are no great mountain chains strong enough to seal the frontier. No endless walls.

Only scattered tribes near Lake Baikal stand guard.

These Baikal tribes:

Ride hardy tundra horses

Wear fur-lined armor against frost and corruption

Practice guerrilla warfare

Destroy ritual sites before full manifestation

They are the first and often only defenders against northern infernal incursions.

If the northern tribes fall, demons would not strike the walls.

They would strike the Khanate from behind — from lands where the gaze of the Eternal Blue Sky is weakest.

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