Sibir Khanate

The Sibir Khanate was a khanate located in the northern half of Asia, controlling much of Siberia. They were established in 133AD after revolting against the Scottish Empire. The Siberians were angered at Scotland seemingly helping Byzantium. After taking control over much of Siberia, the Scottish withdrew and the Sibir Khanate was fully established. They primarily expanded south towards Mongolia and west towards the Urals. However, after their early years, their expansion halted, and they eventually began to decline in terms of land. They eventually shrunk down to their core Yakut territories due to rebellions from their Tungusic population, and were then invaded by the Daigo Dynasty. After a long war, they were absorbed by the Daigo Dynasty in 191AD. Although the area was later abandoned, the khanate was not re-established. 
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