The Golden Horde

The Golde Horde was a brutal military regime established by dissidents of the Corvian army under Field Marshal Anton Nagy I, who due to heavy spring rains and local hostility failed to withdraw to Corveaux through the Westerlands after the Corvian Invasion of 1240.
Anton Nagy and his soldiers settled in the city of Nazgorod in 1242 where a council proclaimed him Emperor. Their domain grew rapidly under his rule as they sent out invading armies in every direction. Although they dominated and terrorized the constantly shifting territories in the Westerlands and meddled in internal Vichinian and Carinthian disputes for near two centuries, they also allowed for an unprecedented exchange of trade, technologies, commodities, and ideologies between Corveaux and Vichin. Anton Nagy became known as the Witch Emperor by those in the West and he was claimed to be immortal and shadow battlefields in dark sorcery, though this was all likely superstition derived from the fact, that throughout the Horde's dominion over the West, they had a total of 3 Emperors named Anton Nagy. Once one died, another would seemingly take his place.
The Golden Horde was finally annihilated during the Golden War of 1420. Anton Nagy III was slain in battle and the scattering horde were routed by the forces of King Florence II. 
== Recent Events ==
In 1428, it was discovered that a ravaging band of trolls had taken Anton Nagy III's head from the battlefield and encased it in molten gold. They now carry it as a banner, seemingly rallying trolls together to relive the glory days of the Horde, when they were allowed to pillage, plunder and eat all they could. In spring of 1431, an army invaded Skanesh, led by the Uruth Nar Tribe, under three generals: Bonebreaker Dorokor, Bloodrager Kadakath, and Foehexer Cyanwrath. They laid waste to several towns and villages in near the Aral Highlands, before marching on Nazgorod.