Game of Kurdistan, a short story of kurdish people

Mountainous land of Kurdistan

Once upon a time, in a distant and mountainous land of Kurdistan, there was a rich and prosperous kingdom. Its lands were fertile and abundant in natural resources, such as gold, iron, and precious stones. However, the prosperity of Kurdistan attracted the envy of powerful neighbors, such as the kingdoms of Ünalhan and Parsinia.
Kurdistan was ruled by the noble Zagrosî family, which had managed to maintain peace and stability for centuries. King Dariush Zagrosî, a just and wise ruler, led the kingdom with the help of his loyal advisors and his brave Peshmerga warriors, tireless defenders of the freedom and independence of Kurdistan.
Unfortunately, the peace and prosperity of the kingdom were about to collapse, as the aging King Dariush, without an heir, saw his health rapidly deteriorate. The noble families of the kingdom, hungry for power, were preparing for war to seize the throne.
In the midst of this impending chaos, a prophecy spread among the common people. It told of the coming of a young Kurdish warrior, born in the mountains, who would unite the clans and families, and bring about an era of peace and prosperity never seen before. This heroine was named Lorîn, daughter of a simple blacksmith, and she possessed an unparalleled talent for combat and strategy.
Lorîn, determined to unite the clans and lead the battles to save the kingdom of Kurdistan, knew that she first had to earn their trust and respect. To do this, she traveled through the mountains, plains, and valleys of Kurdistan to meet the leaders of the various clans and present her vision of a united and strong kingdom.
In each village and region, Lorîn demonstrated her strength and skill by challenging the best warriors of the clans. Her incredible talent for combat, her knowledge of military strategies, and her wisdom impressed the chiefs and warriors, who began to support and follow her.
Over time, Lorîn developed strong alliances between the clans and unified their forces under a single banner. The Peshmerga, the most valiant and loyal warriors of Kurdistan, were inspired by Lorîn's courage and dedication and also rallied to her cause.
When the armies of Ünalhan and Parsinia invaded Kurdistan, Lorîn was ready to face them. She divided her forces into several detachments, each led by an experienced clan leader, and strategically deployed them across the territory. The intimate knowledge of the terrain by the Kurdish warriors gave them a considerable advantage, allowing them to attack and retreat with agility.
Lorîn, for her part, was always on the front line, fighting alongside her warriors and inspiring the troops with her courage and determination. She led several decisive battles, including the Battle of the Sirwan Valley, where her forces ambushed Ünalhan's army and successfully repelled them, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy.
After several months of fierce fighting, the armies of Ünalhan and Parsinia were finally defeated and forced to withdraw from Kurdistan. The kingdom was saved, but Lorîn knew that her mission was not yet complete.
With the unity of the clans and the victory over the invaders, Lorîn turned to the noble families who were vying for the throne. She gathered them and urged them to put aside their differences for the future of Kurdistan. Thanks to her wisdom and eloquence, she succeeded in convincing the nobles to pledge allegiance to a single cause: the prosperity and unity of the kingdom.
Thus, Lorîn not only united the clans and warriors but also the nobles and the people of Kurdistan. Under her reign, the kingdom entered an era of peace and prosperity, strengthening the unity and solidarity of the Kurdish people.
Over the years, rumors began to circulate among the people, saying that Lorîn was a direct descendant of Kawa the blacksmith, a legendary hero of the Kurdish people. Kawa was a brave and determined blacksmith who had liberated the Kurds from the yoke of the cruel tyrant Dehak, by leading a revolt against him and establishing the Newroz festival, which celebrates freedom and renewal.
This supposed link between Lorîn and Kawa further strengthened the support and trust that the Kurdish people placed in Lorîn. The Kurds saw in her a modern incarnation of Kawa, a heroine who, like her ancestor, had succeeded in uniting the clans and protecting their land against the invaders. The legend of Lorîn and her connection to Kawa the blacksmith became a powerful symbol of hope and resilience for the Kurdish people.