- Mongol Empire
The legendary Mongol Empire proved to be a formidable challenge for the Old Clan's diplomatic
endeavors. However, by embracing cultural affinities and diplomatic pragmatism, they succeeded in
gaining the favor of the Great Khan and securing their suzerainty.
- Nogai Horde
The Nogai Horde, a confederation of Turkic tribes, was brought into the Old Clan's orbit through a
mixture of military alliances and intermarriages, further strengthening their influence in the Eurasian
steppe.
- Timurid Empire
The Timurid Empire, founded by the legendary conqueror Timur, encountered the diplomatic brilliance
of the Old Clan. Through alliances and marriage ties, the Old Clan wielded a significant influence over
this powerful empire.
- Mughal Empire
In the Indian subcontinent, the Mughal Empire presented a unique challenge. However, the Old Clan's
strategic marriage diplomacy successfully integrated them into their network of suzerainty,
consolidating their power in South Asia.
- Sassanian Empire
The Sassanian Empire, a potent force in ancient Persia, recognized the diplomatic prowess of the Old
Clan and engaged in diplomatic exchanges, further expanding their reach in the region.
- Vikramditiya Empire
The Vikramditiya Empire, a lesser-known dynasty in Southeast Asia, was skillfully drawn into the Old
Clan's influence through trade agreements and strategic alliances.
- The Tribal House Of Barlas
With the Tribal House of Barlas, a powerful Turkic clan, the Old Clan forged lasting bonds through
marriage alliances and mutual economic benefits, strengthening their grip in Central Asia.
- Adnanite Tribes
The Adnanite tribes, including Banu Hashim, Banu Khuraizh, Banu Kauf, Banu Hajar, Banu Alq, Banu
Ubaid, and Quraish, were expertly united under the Old Clan's suzerainty through diplomatic and
familial ties.
- Indo-Scythian Settlements
In the Indian subcontinent, the Indo-Scythian settlements became integral to the Old Clan's web of
suzerainty through strategic alliances and cultural exchanges.
- Iranian Pastoral Settlements
The Old Clan's diplomatic influence extended to the Iranian pastoral settlements through economic ties
and mutual defense pacts.