Rehsem Karasi

Rehsem Karasi was the oldest son of Karas Odori, the prophet of Karaslaa and the first Caliph of what came to be known as the Kaspari Empire. After Odori's death in 1021, Karasi came to power, continuing his father's aim of spreading the laws of Karaslaa across the Dulqa. During his reign, Karasi used his charm and diplomatic skills to gain control over Mozedeh, Mozraqi, and the island kingdom of Diqaan. After converting the inhabitants of Lower Basaam to his father's teachings in the year 1031, Karasi moved his capital to Qadat.
Seeking to gain control of the fertile lands to the west of Qadat, Karasi attempted to convert the peoples of Fahdal. He had success with the commoners, but was unable to convince the kings of Fahdal. In 1033, Karasi led a military campaign against Fahdal, seeking to depose its kings. With the bulk of the citizenry already converted to his cause, the campaign was successful, and Fahdal was added to Karasi's empire.
Karasi died in 1050, passing on the rule of the empire to his eldest son, Musuf Rehsemi.
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