Turan Triumvirate

The Three Thrones of Transoxiana
The Turan Triumvirate commonly known as the Three Thrones of Transoxiana is a term used to describe the three Turkic vassal states of the Rothiyan empire supposedly arranged according to an ancient Uzbek folk legend of three monarchs dominating the region; the Traditional, the Militant (or the Fierce) and the Religious. The Turan Triumvirate consists of three states, the Sultanate of Khwarazm (The Traditional), the Shahdom of Khorastan (The Religious) and the Czardom of Turkistan (The Militant). Established under the Imperial decree of 1847, the Rothiyan Governorate-Generalship of Central Asia was internally partitioned and divided by order of Tsar Benjamin IX of Rothiya. Portions of the North-East and North-west were annexed into Rothiya proper while the remnants of the former Kazakh & Bukhara Emirates and Khiva & Kokand Khanate within the Governorate were completely abolished and re-arranged into the three vassal states of Khwarazm, Khorastan, and Turkistan.