Is Niyazov I real or fake? (CLOSED, MT, ATTN Calathonia)

[Syvorji]

They surrendered, and meanwhile, Niyazov drove his car to a mosque at 30 kph and once he arrived, he saw a number of cars and quickly got out, and opened the door for Talbot, and then ran to the mosque, hoping to see a few Muslims in there.

[Royal Calathonia]

They surrendered, and meanwhile, Niyazov drove his car to a mosque at 30 kph and once he arrived, he saw a number of cars and quickly got out, and opened the door for Talbot, and then ran to the mosque, hoping to see a few Muslims in there.

Talbot ran into the mosque as well, where about 10 unarmed Muslims, as well the elderly Muslim priest, were hiding as well. Meanwhile, Catherine's forces inched closer to the mosque. They arrested and imprisoned all of Niyazov's supporters, since they were unarmed. Meanwhile, Lord Halifax finally nailed Ministers Lichestein, Wallenstein, and Richston, who were still corrosponding with Niyazov and his supporters. The Empress, with great evidence behind her back, ordered their arrests. All three ministers were taken to jail, where they would be held for interrogation, and eventually, executed.

[Syvorji]

Immediately, once Talbot was in, he locked the mosque doors, and ran to lock every single of them and then he went on the minbar and said, "My fellow Muslims, we are being surrounded by hell, and I am not giving up on delivering you from the sins of Catherine! If I get arrested and be sentenced to execution, I will be in occultation, meaning I will be invisible by all but Allah, and will be hidden until chaos rages the world, and when people pray to Allah for the mercy, I shall come back, to bring peace, unity, justice and friendship!" He smiled and waited for the response of those in the Mosque.

[Royal Calathonia]

Immediately, once Talbot was in, he locked the mosque doors, and ran to lock every single of them and then he went on the minbar and said, "My fellow Muslims, we are being surrounded by hell, and I am not giving up on delivering you from the sins of Catherine! If I get arrested and be sentenced to execution, I will be in occultation, meaning I will be invisible by all but Allah, and will be hidden until chaos rages the world, and when people pray to Allah for the mercy, I shall come back, to bring peace, unity, justice and friendship!" He smiled and waited for the response of those in the Mosque.

The people in the mosque said "All hail Niyazov, our savior, our only ruler! He will rise in heaven, he will be brought back to Earth!" However, that's when Royal Calathonian troops busted down all the locked doors and raised up their guns at Niyazov, Talbot, and the other Muslims, saying "Freeze, and surrender, rebel scum!" Talbot put his hands up and surrendered, as did the Muslims. They simply didn't want to die.

[Syvorji]

Niyazov refused and yelled, "In the name of Allah, I shall refuse to surrender. Only an Imam will not surrender, and as such, I shall not, not even in my own occultation," and at that point went down the steps and appeared to go behind the minbar, as if he disappeared, and that is what the Muslims will say but in reality, he was hiding from the Calathonian troops. Once there, he put on a fake beard to disguise himself as a pious Muslim, and went silent.

[Royal Calathonia]

Niyazov refused and yelled, "In the name of Allah, I shall refuse to surrender. Only an Imam will not surrender, and as such, I shall not, not even in my own occultation," and at that point went down the steps and appeared to go behind the minbar, as if he disappeared, and that is what the Muslims will say but in reality, he was hiding from the Calathonian troops. Once there, he put on a fake beard to disguise himself as a pious Muslim, and went silent.

OOC: Syvorji, you should I could have my men arrest Niyazov.

IC: Of course, the troops noticed him heading behind, and followed him. They were not fooled by his pitiful disguise attempt. They forcefully took him and handcuffed him in both regular handcuffs and chains. Meanwhile, Talbot and the Muslims were handcuffed and lead out of the mosque. Niyazov's Rebellion, the greatest rebellion that Catherine II of Royal Calathonia would face, had been crushed.

[Syvorji]

When Niyazov got arrested, he said, "I surrender to you but I will not surrender to the devil of Calathonia, but I surrender to Calathonia, and may Allah damn you!" He was angered, and nobody knew what will happen to the town of Elizabeth, now that Niyazov and his supporters are gone. Would it get repopulated? Would it start another rebellion like Niyazov had done? Would it be razed? Or would it stay abandoned, being overgrown with vegetation. As Niyazov passed Talbot, he said, "I hope these Muslims will still believe in my occultation," with a smile. Wearing his fake beard, he was led out into the police car.

[Royal Calathonia]

When Niyazov got arrested, he said, "I surrender to you but I will not surrender to the devil of Calathonia, but I surrender to Calathonia, and may Allah damn you!" He was angered, and nobody knew what will happen to the town of Elizabeth, now that Niyazov and his supporters are gone. Would it get repopulated? Would it start another rebellion like Niyazov had done? Would it be razed? Or would it stay abandoned, being overgrown with vegetation. As Niyazov passed Talbot, he said, "I hope these Muslims will still believe in my occultation," with a smile. Wearing his fake beard, he was led out into the police car.

Talbot nodded "Hopefully." Of course, it would never happen, but still, faith needed to be kept. Anyways, Talbot and the other Muslims were lead into the police car. Once the car was driven out of Elizabeth, and, under heavy guard, driven to Imperial City, Royal Calathonian troops left Elizabeth. They promptly set fire to the town, including the mosque, and most of Elizabeth burned to the ground. Also, the Imperial Government finally was able to close down the Rebel forum and also closed down the website of Niyazov's "government". Catherine also issued orders, for Niyazov, Talbot, Lichestein, Wallenstein, and Richston to all be interrogated.

[Syvorji]

Niyazov sighed, but hoping not to experience torture during the interrogation, and stared out of the window. After the fire was completed, people passed by, once seeing houses, cafes, shops, and a mosque, all they see is rubble and in the distance, trees and grass, with nothing else, and some even brought wreaths with poppies, both red and white to lay them at the former site of the mosque, to mourn the destruction of the town, and unlawful arrest and detaining of the civilians. Meanwhile, upon hearing the destruction of Elizabeth, most were proud that no evidence or very little remains but the rest were angry over the destruction, saying, "Destroying a town is like destroying a piece of culture," and they began plans to march to the Imperial City Jail or the Maximum Security Prison to free Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein and Richston, but they are trying to think of how to get there.

[Royal Calathonia]

Niyazov sighed, but hoping not to experience torture during the interrogation, and stared out of the window. After the fire was completed, people passed by, once seeing houses, cafes, shops, and a mosque, all they see is rubble and in the distance, trees and grass, with nothing else, and some even brought wreaths with poppies, both red and white to lay them at the former site of the mosque, to mourn the destruction of the town, and unlawful arrest and detaining of the civilians. Meanwhile, upon hearing the destruction of Elizabeth, most were proud that no evidence or very little remains but the rest were angry over the destruction, saying, "Destroying a town is like destroying a piece of culture," and they began plans to march to the Imperial City Jail or the Maximum Security Prison to free Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein and Richston, but they are trying to think of how to get there.

Around 1,000 people were planning to march to the Prison. Everybody else in Royal Calathonia supported the death of the rebellion and the destruction of Elizabeth. Anyways, Royal Calathonian riot police came out again, to stop the 1,000 protestors. Catherine threatened them with the loss of their jobs and property unless they did not protest. Anyhow Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston all were taken to the Prison, and thrown in the same interrogration cell. Lord Halifax himself would be questioning them.

[Syvorji]

That was enough to cancel the march to free the "rightful government." Meanwhile, Niyazov said, "What the hell are we doing in this fucking cell?" Meanwhile, Shi'a Muslims began to build a new mosque on the site of the old one, called "The Mosque of the 13th Imam," with a statue of Saparmurat Niyazov at the Foyer, and prayer carpets depicting the phrases from the Quran and his Ruhnama, since the prior mosque in Elizabeth was a Shi'a mosque, believing Niyazov and al-Mahdi to be the current Messiahs, to come together along with Jesus.

[Royal Calathonia]

That was enough to cancel the march to free the "rightful government." Meanwhile, Niyazov said, "What the hell are we doing in this fucking cell?" Meanwhile, Shi'a Muslims began to build a new mosque on the site of the old one, called "The Mosque of the 13th Imam," with a statue of Saparmurat Niyazov at the Foyer, and prayer carpets depicting the phrases from the Quran and his Ruhnama, since the prior mosque in Elizabeth was a Shi'a mosque, believing Niyazov and al-Mahdi to be the current Messiahs, to come together along with Jesus.

Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston all noticed Niyazov complaining, and they nodded in agreement. All of them hated Catherine with a passion. Wallenstein said "Such a shame that bitch is still on the throne!" However, that's when a elderly man with glasses opened the door and entered the cell, alongside two guards. He was Lord Halifax. Halifax, as stated above, was the Imperial Chancellor. He had served in government for forty-three years, when Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston were all children or teenagers. Halifax had trained Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston when they were only minor interns working for him. Anyways, Halifax shook his head in shame, and said "A group of tratiors stands before me." He looked at Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston angrily. He also said, refering to Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston "Three of them were my pupils, my interns, ones I really believed could have a great future. But now, they have wasted it." Wallenstein made a nasty look towards Halifax, Lichestein folded her arms and made another nasty look, and Richston mumbled to himself "Stupid old man!" Talbot made a nasty look as well.

[Syvorji]

Niyazov said, "I was trying to take Catherine from power because I am the direct heir of Ferdinand I and so therefore, I had royal blood, so I had all rights to claim the Calathonian throne." He sighed. "I just want to continue the actual royal bloodline, not some stupid government official without any royal blood," referring to Empress Catherine II.

[Royal Calathonia]

Niyazov said, "I was trying to take Catherine from power because I am the direct heir of Ferdinand I and so therefore, I had royal blood, so I had all rights to claim the Calathonian throne." He sighed. "I just want to continue the actual royal bloodline, not some stupid government official without any royal blood," referring to Empress Catherine II.

Lord Halifax said "How dare you refer to Her Majesty that way! You are nothing more then a pretender." Talbot noticed, and said "Now look, you stupid old man, Niyazov is the rightful heir. That bitch (Catherine) you work for is a lier and cheap." Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston nodded in agreement, laughing nastily and chanting "Stupid old man, Catherine's just a bitch!". Halifax yelled "Quiet!" Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston, as well Talbot, then shut up. Halifax then said "Now, Niyazov, you do realize that your actions, as well those of your friends here, amounts to treason. The punishment for treason...is death!" Halifax then left the cell, but his guards remained to maintain order. There was no more need for interrogration. Halifax already had immense evidence against them. Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston would all die, if the Empress issued a execution warrant.

[Syvorji]

He realized it, and soon began to pray to Allah for mercy. Meanwhile, the Mosque of the 13th Imam, Saparmuart Niyazov, was completed, and soon, houses in Elizabeth began to get rebuilt and a new mayor applied for township status as Ashgabat, while the new buildings were built Islamic style, including the Mosque of the 13th Imam.

[Royal Calathonia]

He realized it, and soon began to pray to Allah for mercy. Meanwhile, the Mosque of the 13th Imam, Saparmuart Niyazov, was completed, and soon, houses in Elizabeth began to get rebuilt and a new mayor applied for township status as Ashgabat, while the new buildings were built Islamic style, including the Mosque of the 13th Imam.

Of course, troops were still located out of Elizabeth. Anyways, the Empress refused to grant township status to Elizabeth, unless the Mosque of Niyazov was torn down and Elizabeth officially acknowledged Niyazov as a traitor. Anyhow, Halifax also informed the Empress of the short interrogation, and she began drafting a document..

[Syvorji]

They acknowledged Niyazov as a traitor and also renovated the mosque, to have the statue of the 12th Imam in place of Saparmurat Niyazov and changed the name to the Mosque of the 12th Imam and applied again, claiming was mosque was torn down as well. Meanwhile, Niyazov whispered to Talbot, "If we get executed, what form will it be?"

[Royal Calathonia]

They acknowledged Niyazov as a traitor and also renovated the mosque, to have the statue of the 12th Imam in place of Saparmurat Niyazov and changed the name to the Mosque of the 12th Imam and applied again, claiming was mosque was torn down as well. Meanwhile, Niyazov whispered to Talbot, "If we get executed, what form will it be?"

The Empress then granted a Imperial Charter to the town, as the Township of Elizabeth. Meanwhile, Talbot said to Niyazov "Either by shooting or by beheading." But that's when a messenger arrived, carrying a piece of paper. The messenger read to Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston, the following Warrant:

IMPERIAL WARRANT OF EXECUTION

Whereas, the General known as Saparmurat Niyazov, supported by a accomplice named Richard Talbot, proclaimed himself the ruler of the Royal Calathonian Empire. He consolidated control in the town of Elizabeth, and gathered followers, intent on overthrowing myself, Catherine II, Empress of Royal Calathonia. Then it was discovered Lady Sarah Lichestein, Minister of Defense, Lady Elia Wallenstein, Minister of Health, and Lord James Richston, Minister of Local Government, engaged in secret rebellion in support of Niyazov, providing him state documents and secrets. Now with the rebellion crushed, and the above-named criminals in custody, the following terms of punishment for them, is hereby issued, in this Execution Warrant:

1. Saparmurat Niyazov, former General in the army, Richard Talbot, Accomplice and Secretary, Lady Sarah Lichestein, Minister of Defense, Lady Elia Wallenstein, Minister of Health, and Lord James Richston, Minister of Local Government, are hereby declared to be punished by execution. This execution will be carried out immediately, once the warrant is delivered, and the style of execution will be by shooting.

2. Once dead, the bodies of Niyazov, Talbot, Lichestein, Wallenstein, and Richston shall be transported to the Hospital, where they shall be autopised and prepared. Once this done, their bodies shall be taken back to the Prison, and shall be buried on the Prison grounds.

3. The families, or close friends, of the above-mentioned indivuals, shall hereby be either imprisoned or banished to exile in the Imperial Colony of Newer Calathonia, where they shall remain until death. There shall be no exceptions for them.

4. Lord Panchstein, Minister of Transportation, is hereby charged with discharging the duties of Minister of Defense, Minister of Health, and Minister of Local Government, until formal successors to these positions are appointed by me, the Empress.

5. This warrant shall come into effect immediately, and the executions and other orders will be carried out upon delivery to the Prison.

May God have Mercy on their Souls.

Signed,

Empress Catherine II

Affixed with the Imperial and Royal Seal

Added to the Imperial Archives

After it was read, soldiers came in, handcuffing Niyazov, Talbot, Lichestein, Wallenstein, and Richston, and leading them out to the courtyard for execution.

[Syvorji]

For his followers in Islam, he has finally in the stage of major occultation, with no contact until when Allah tells him that he will return to earth and once there, he kneeled and said, "Allahu Akbar! May I return before the Judgement Day! Allahu Akbar!" He then patiently waited for him to get shot. Meanwhile, they chose to revert the name to the Mosque of the 13th Imam and in fact, the plaster statue of the 12th Imam was fake, and soon, a gold statue of Saparmurat Niyazov was revealed. The town's government said that Niyazov was a traitor but to his followers, he was a hero, and even installed the carpets, with a qiblah and a minbar, and with phrases on the walls, both inside and out from both the Quran and Niyazov's Ruhnama, and it was finally opened, with Shi'a Muslims moving to Elizabeth.

[Royal Calathonia]

For his followers in Islam, he has finally in the stage of major occultation, with no contact until when Allah tells him that he will return to earth and once there, he kneeled and said, "Allahu Akbar! May I return before the Judgement Day! Allahu Akbar!" He then patiently waited for him to get shot. Meanwhile, they chose to revert the name to the Mosque of the 13th Imam and in fact, the plaster statue of the 12th Imam was fake, and soon, a gold statue of Saparmurat Niyazov was revealed. The town's government said that Niyazov was a traitor but to his followers, he was a hero, and even installed the carpets, with a qiblah and a minbar, and with phrases on the walls, both inside and out from both the Quran and Niyazov's Ruhnama, and it was finally opened, with Shi'a Muslims moving to Elizabeth.

Of couse, Catherine was angered by the Muslim actions in Elizabeth. Troops promptly moved into Elizabeth, and tore down the statue of Niyazov. They also took out anything related to Niyazov. The town government supported their actions. Meanwhile, Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston were lined up in front of a wall. Troops raised their guns and fired hundreds of bullets at them, all around their bodies. Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston fell to the ground, dying instantly. Niyazov should have died as well, due to all those bullets....

[Syvorji]

While he died, he did not fall to the ground immediately, but instead, was in a prayer position for 25 minutes, though he was lifeless, and then 25 minutes after the execution, he fell to the ground. Meanwhile, the Muslims were offended and soon, the Mayor, called Avdy Khaliv decided to tear the mosque down, on Friday during prayers with firebombs and began plans to organize those not Muslim to destroy the mosque with firebombs, while the Muslims were having services, to prevent Shi'a Islam from returning to the area and even planned to replace it with a facade of a mosque, but inside containing secret government facilities and banning people from entering the new mosque when completed except government officials.

[Royal Calathonia]

While he died, he did not fall to the ground immediately, but instead, was in a prayer position for 25 minutes, though he was lifeless, and then 25 minutes after the execution, he fell to the ground. Meanwhile, the Muslims were offended and soon, the Mayor, called Avdy Khaliv decided to tear the mosque down, on Friday during prayers with firebombs and began plans to organize those not Muslim to destroy the mosque with firebombs, while the Muslims were having services, to prevent Shi'a Islam from returning to the area and even planned to replace it with a facade of a mosque, but inside containing secret government facilities and banning people from entering the new mosque when completed except government officials.

OOC: Syvorji, please keep everything realistic. I don't want no "coming back alive" stuff, just everything to remain realistic.

IC:

Of course, the Empress Catherine II ordered Mayor Khaliv to not do such a action. She allowed the Muslims to continue worship at their mosque, but also ordered them to keep icons of Niyazov out. Anyways, the lifeless bodies of Niyazov, Talbot, Wallenstein, Lichestein, and Richston were taken to the hospital. There autoposies were peformed on them. They were then prepared and transported back to the Prison, where they were thrown in a pit and buried. Catherine II's power was now consolidated even further. Already, Empress Catherine II had defeated Syvorji in the Great Syvorjian War, crushed a rebellion, and asserted her authority. Her reign would be a great one.

[Syvorji]

OOC: I mean in religious form.

IC: With that, Khaliv rescinded his decision, and meanwhile, a mirror of the form opened, as an archive, and even a mirror of Niyazov's site opened as an archive, to view the sites.

[Royal Calathonia]

OOC: I mean in religious form.

IC: With that, Khaliv rescinded his decision, and meanwhile, a mirror of the form opened, as an archive, and even a mirror of Niyazov's site opened as an archive, to view the sites.

OOC: Syvorji, can we rap up this roleplay?

IC: Of course, the government promptly closed the archive of the forum and Niyazov's site down. Anyways, Catherine II of Royal Calathonia could finally settle down. She could soon begin her reforms. Niyazov's Rebellion, as it would become known, would be one of the greatest rebellions faced by Catherine.

[Syvorji]

OOC: Final post. Shortest RP that we did, so if you want to join Boarding School #1, it is in the NationStates forum, since it is character RP.

IC: Finally, everything had something to do with Saparmurat Niyazov was demolished, destroyed, removed or rewritten and just outside of the city, a stone was put, saying, "R.I.P. Calathonian troops against Islamic Terrorists - 2012," avoiding the mention of Niyazov.