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At the same time, a number of nobles led by [[Uroh Tydon]] began to suggest a neutral status for Ydoh Rol, distancing it from Toor and ensuring that no Xaewoon state would ever attack it. This was opposed by [[Brone Forod]] who viewed the connection of the Dolysoh court to Ydoh Rol as crucial to Dolysohs power. Uroh Tydon argued in response for the Dolysohs to establish and take the title of the Guardians of Ydoh Rol, which would be a formalization of the Dolysohs claim to rule over Ydoh Rol. Forod believed that the title of a gole was higher than any other title in the land, and that the Guardian of Ydoh Rol should be subservient to the Gole of Toor.
At the same time, a number of nobles led by [[Uroh Tydon]] began to suggest a neutral status for Ydoh Rol, distancing it from Toor and ensuring that no Xaewoon state would ever attack it. This was opposed by [[Brone Forod]] who viewed the connection of the Dolysoh court to Ydoh Rol as crucial to Dolysohs power. Uroh Tydon argued in response for the Dolysohs to establish and take the title of the Guardians of Ydoh Rol, which would be a formalization of the Dolysohs claim to rule over Ydoh Rol. Forod believed that the title of a gole was higher than any other title in the land, and that the Guardian of Ydoh Rol should be subservient to the Gole of Toor.
However, Uroh Tydon's case was helped by the outcry directed at Deeras, since its troops entered Ydoh Rol with malicious intent. The [[Empire of Barud]] pledged to campaign on Deeras in retaliation, and [[Maird]] imprisoned one of the Deeras family members. As a result, Deeras reached out to the court in Gaskal and pledged loyalty in return for protection and support. Specifically, Deeras wanted the Dolysohs to legitimize their place as the land of the Negy and at the same time as true Xaewoon followers.
However, Uroh Tydon's case was helped by the outcry directed at Deeras, since its troops entered Ydoh Rol with malicious intent. The [[Oaleed]] began raids on Deeras in retaliation, and [[Maird]] imprisoned one of the Deeras family members. As a result, Deeras reached out to the court in Gaskal and pledged loyalty in return for protection and support. Specifically, Deeras wanted the Dolysohs to legitimize their place as the land of the Negy and at the same time as true Xaewoon followers.
The pact between Toor and Deeras was finalized in 1853, which bolstered the reputation of the Dolysohs, who were seen as the makers of peace which would in turn defend Ydoh Rol, as well as a projection of their political influence. At the same time, this served as a formal recognition of Deeras as a sovereign state, which became a vassal state that was to pay tribute but that remained independent militarily. In practice, both Deeras and Toor did tend to support each other in war, which meant that the Dolysohs turned a serious adversary into a strong ally.
The pact between Toor and Deeras was finalized in 1853, which improved the reputation of the Dolysohs, who were seen as the makers of peace which would in turn defend Ydoh Rol, as well as a projection of their political influence. At the same time, this served as a formal recognition of Deeras as a sovereign state, which became a vassal state that was to pay tribute. It remained independent militarily, but in practice both Deeras and Toor tended to support each other in war, which meant that the Dolysohs turned a serious adversary into a strong ally. The pact was sealed with a marriage between Mosk-Sopoh's daughter [[Mylyn Dolysoh]] and [[Kolom Deeras]], the son of [[Faan Deeras]].
While this action ensured the recognition of Deeras by Toor, it essentially triggered a [[Oaleed-Toor conflict|several century conflict]] between Toor, Deeras and the Oaleed people, as the Oaleed continued their raids against the Negy.
In 1854 Mosk-Sopoh proclaimed the neutral status of Ydoh Rol, while giving himself the title of the Guardian of Ydoh Rol. However, the Oaleed continued their raids, which
=== A campaign against Nadd and Troun ===
=== A campaign against Nadd and Troun ===