king of ros

Chapter 185 The Status Quo of the East
Volga Bulgar, the country has been through a lot over the years.

After the initial peace spent with money since the usurpation of Akkad Mosca Dulu, chaos also began to emerge over time.

It started with open skirmishes between feuding tribes and cities, and soon developed into large-scale armed fights, openly fighting each other and starting wars in the wilderness.

As for raiding and killing caravans, plundering villages, and burning and massacring cities, those are even trivial matters. The Bulgar court was powerless to do all these locally, or they wanted to do something, but they were forced to stop due to the complexity of the situation.

Under the rule of Akkad, the order of Bulgar became more and more chaotic. Everyone was forming a stronghold to protect themselves, attacking and killing their neighbors while defending against their neighbors. Only a team of more than 20 people dared to move in the wilderness, because This is the only way to survive when encountering bandits - or an army disguised as bandits.

And Akkad put all his energy into cleaning up the orthodox faction, that is, the group of stubborn supporters who were the heirs of the Bulgarian orthodox.

Akkad's army directly used trumped-up charges to cleanse the orthodox faction, and there was no lack of large-scale executions in the process, and their property became Akkad's property, and the usurper Khan divided these things to his subordinates.

The kinslayer is very clear that his status is maintained by money and bribes, so Akkad has never been relentless in spending money, and has always made his subordinates feel the generosity of the ruler even if he spends the last penny For this reason, he even did not hesitate to pawn the jewelry of his ancestors, and handed over those ancient treasures to those merchants.

And the atmosphere of Bulgar City under his rule also changed. Originally, the city was full of joy and various performances on weekdays, but now these entertainments are banned.

As part of buying the jurists, Akkad handed over the municipal administration of Bulgar to these people, and the jurists naturally governed what they said was a corrupt city according to the strictest sharia law.

The Islamic jurists even set up a secret service organization based on young students from religious colleges to form a patrol team. They did nothing else all day long, but went to the streets to monitor whether anyone violated the Islamic legalist's restraints or spoke ill of Akkad.

These students are very fanatical about their beliefs, and they are even more cynical on weekdays. Now they have an opportunity to "change the country", which makes them also quite fanatical about this job. They wander around the city like a group of hyenas looking for food .

With the efforts of the hyenas, the atmosphere of the city has naturally changed.

First of all, the "grape juice" dealers in Bulgar were the first to be arrested.

Just as Rostislav thought maliciously, the Bulgars were indeed drinking "grape juice" and liked it very much. After all, how could someone in such a big "grape juice" place not like to drink it.

After catching the merchants, the group of students even planned to burn the wine estate outside the city. Fortunately, Akkad personally stopped the group of people. Wine is an important product exported by Bulgar, so it cannot be burned.

Then the entertainers in the city were also expelled. In the eyes of the jurisprudence, these jugglers were degenerates, and it was an insult to keep them in the city. The lack of these people made the streets of Bulgar immediately deserted.

The students had the right to mobilize the Bulgarian city defense army, so those caught by them often ended badly, either executed under the orders of these students or sold into slavery.

Now the streets of Bulgar have become taciturn. I am afraid that I will be arrested next moment because I speak badly, or be judged to be rude, or just because of the gorgeous clothes. The authority represented by the minaret is like a shadow. the top of the person's head.

If Bulgar was bright and cheerful before the coup, then it was dark and dead after the coup. Students in black robes walked through the streets surrounded by soldiers, facing people's fearful sight.

And after this fear, resistance is also gathering little by little. People don't like this kind of terror, and resistance is inevitable. Everyone is nostalgic for the days when the old Khan ruled. They want his son back, even if they convert to Christianity. Ask him to come back.

As for all of this, Akkad Moska Dulu, the khan of Bulgar, doesn't care about it. Anyway, he can suppress it with fear. Since they can't get their love, let them be afraid.

The Khan's palace has now been completely built into a fortress. The original gorgeous and useless decorations have been cleaned up and replaced with unsightly horses and various fortifications. As for the square where the masses gather, they are filled with various roadblocks.

Now Khan is in the colonnade of the palace. Akkad also likes this colonnade full of southern style. Whenever he rests, he will come here for a walk alone.

Of course, although he was the only one in the corridor, every accessible place inside and outside the colonnade was filled with soldiers.

Akkad cherishes his life very much, and he is always vigilant and vigilant.

But in Akkad's heart, he only felt bitterness. After paying so much, he even did not hesitate to kill his father and the monarch, and let himself kill his relatives and kings, but what did he gain in the end?
A group of white-eyed wolves who can't get enough to eat, a group of local forces who support themselves, and a group of cynical jihadist lunatics, as well as citizens who cannot be calmed down no matter how they are appeased.

After five years as Khan, Akkad only felt physically and mentally exhausted, but his desire was still burning, driving him to move on. Once the feeling of holding power in his hands was normal, he was unwilling to let go.

"That boy Adam is converted to Christ, alas, and the intervention of the Rus will come in a few years."

Akkad, who was sitting between the pillars, was talking about the news he had heard, the news from Northeast Ross.

If it was just Adam, it would be absolutely impossible to make him so melancholy, but it was Rostislav who made him so melancholy.

The strong enemy of Ross made Akkad feel the pressure. Rostislav was not a simple boy. When Bulgar was becoming decadent, Northeast Ross ruled by this man became more and more prosperous.

Now Rostislav can undoubtedly gather a large army for an expedition to Bulgar, and coupled with Adam's identity as a kid, it is enough to attract a large number of Bulgars to defect to the past.

However, due to Adam's conversion, it has brought him benefits, and those Allah believers will stand on his side more loyally against the Christians from Ross.

This is why religious jurists have become more sensitive in recent years. In their view, a religious war is imminent, a war about whether the religious belief can continue in this country.

And this is also Akkad's most powerful card. Even if he can't beat the Ross people at that time, Akkad can also get them into trouble. The Christian faith has been multiplied in Bulgar for hundreds of years, and loyal believers are spread all over the place. This will not happen overnight. Cleared.

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