Dhur-Qin Resa

Dhur-Qin Resa was a mikosian-casarian general and self-proclaimed Holy King of Casary.

In his early life, Resa served with distinction under Holy King Dharam, crushing rebellions in Safolie and Crosia. He was then made supreme commander of the western armies, perhaps the most powerful position in the holy kingdom, and also advisor to the king himself. In 752, confusing and unclear events followed in Ganalossia that ended in the death of Holy King Dharam and the flight of Dhur-Qin Resa from the city. Resa then mobilised his western armies in a rebellion against the new government, which he claimed were Dharam's killers. The ensuing war became known as Dhur-Qin Resa's Rebellion, one of the most destructive conflicts ever to be waged. In the 21 years of conflict, Resa's forces captured Ganalossia, proclaimed him Holy King, besieged Zin-Faium and lost, retreated to Ganalossia and lost that city as well, waged a scorched-earth campaign in the Aungals and Zlania, and finally Dhur-Qin Resa retreated into Rudia with what little remained of his army in 767. Resa made one last attempt to invade in 768 at the head of a largely rudian army, but was decisively defeated in 769 and took his own life.