Do not attack Sinkiang as that tiny mountain pass is almost impossible to break through. Afghanistan also has the largest military in the area as a minor, allowing easy conquest of Iran and Iraq. Also, as Afghanistan, you are the only country in the region (other than the soviets) with tanks, use this to your advantage by space marining your infantry divisions to give the armor buffs to your infantry. The best strategy for Afghanistan is to invade Iran and later Iraq and the rest of the independent middle east while going fascist for the manpower preparing to fight the USSR, as Afghanistan you need to use massed infantry with your very powerful infantry genius in your high command. Bear in mind, due to the dynamic nature of the game, it may unfold differently for other players. The below is one of many player suggested strategies for Afghanistan. The most notable candidate to best serve the royal family, would be Azam Ataullah, with his special edge in commanding infantry divisions.
These are the military staff candidates for appointment of Afghanistan. Military Army Īfghanistan has 8 militia (3 Infantry and 3 Cavalry each) and 1 Royal Guards division (3 Infantry, 6 Cavalry, and 1 Light Tank).Īir Force No Fighters It can gain two further slots from its National focuses - Extra Research Slot and Extra Research Slot II.Īfghanistan begins with the following researched:Įconomy Buildings Īfghanistan starts with the following buildings :Īfghanistan starts with the following resources : His non-aligned party is overwhelmingly popular in both scenarios, but that popularity wanes slightly in favor of the fascist party in 1939, which, like the remaining political parties in Afghanistan, has a generic name and randomized leader.Īfghanistan starts in 1936 with two research slots. Civilian to military factory conversion cost: −20%Īt the start of both the 19 scenario, Mohammed Zahir Shah of the Barakzai royal family is the leader of Afghanistan.Party popularity stability modifier: +10%.Foreign subversive activities efficiency: −30%.If you spot a mistake then you are welcome to fix it. National focus Main article: Generic national focus treeĪfghanistan is not a major country and therefore shares the common generic focus tree which covers five areas: Army, Aviation, Navy, Industry, and Politics.Īs a non-aligned country, Afghanistan has positive relationships with other non-aligned countries ( +20), except the following ( +10): He abandoned the reforms of Amanullah Khan in favor of a more gradual approach to modernisation but was assassinated in 1933 by Abdul Khaliq, a Hazara school student.Mohammed Zahir Shah, Nadir Shah's 19-year-old son, succeeded to the throne and reigned from 1933 to 1973.Īfghanistan maintained its neutrality in WW2.Īfghanistan starts with no national spirits. Prince Mohammed Nadir Shah, Amanullah's cousin, in turn defeated and killed Kalakani in November 1929, and was declared King Nadir Shah. Faced with overwhelming armed opposition, Amanullah Khan was forced to abdicate in January 1929 after Kabul fell to rebel forces led by Habibullah Kalakani. The reforms quickly alienated many tribal and religious leaders. He moved to end his country's traditional isolation by establishing diplomatic relations with the international community and, following a 1927–28 tour of Europe and Turkey, introduced several reforms intended to modernize his nation The United Kingdom began to exercise a great deal of influence after this and even controlled the state's foreign policy.Īfter the Third Anglo-Afghan War and the signing of the Treaty of Rawalpindi in 1919, King Amanullah Khan declared Afghanistan a sovereign and fully independent state. They returned during the Second Anglo-Afghan War in the late 1870s for about two years to assist Abdur Rahman Khan defeat Ayub Khan. In the late 19th century, Afghanistan became a buffer state in the "Great Game" between British India and the Russian Empire.įollowing the 1842 defeat of the British-Indian forces and victory of the Afghans, the British established diplomatic relations with the Afghan government and withdrew all forces from the country. The political history of the modern state of Afghanistan began with the Hotak and Durrani dynasties in the 18th century.
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