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This accumulation of resources resulted in the Carriers launching a conventional invasion of Ashura that saw the province fall to the Carriers after many years of fighting. Securing the holy cities of [[Adrien]] and [[Akas Aki]] was an important goal for the Carriers because of the immense symbolic value that these cities held in the hearts of Paxists.
== Aftermath ==
The Carriers of Mercy, represented by Amhoud I, and the Packilvanian Communist Party, represented by Iman Erdahin signed the Agreement for Peace between the Carriers of Mercy and the Packilvanian Communist Party (''luKhavnan aluSilam luidaween meKharir aluRaheem nadine luHizab luKomunishme aBakhilfaniya'') in the city Bingol, which became known as the Peace of Bingol (''luSilam aBingol''). Iman Erdahin subsequently proposed a resolution to the National Peoples Congress (''luKhneset luDomin ameShabil'') that was passed with an overwhelming majority that formally brought the provisions of the agreement to effect. Amhoud I did the same, presenting the agreement as a resolution to be ratified by the Assembly of the Carriers of Mercy (''luMijalis ameKharir aluRaheem''). In both cases, both organisations agreed to dissolve themselves and transfer the running of areas under their authority to the Packilvanian Transitional Authority (''luSuvraaniyat luDhukheenqasir aBakhilfaniya'') and cede the power to pass a constitution to the Constitutional Assembly of Packilvania (''luMijalis aluKhanon luBas aBakhilfaniya''). They agreed to end all hostilities between their respective forces and to cede control over them to a new government as passed by the Constitutional Assembly.
The Constitutional Assembly consisted of two thirds representatives of the Carriers and a third representatives of the PCP. The Assembly passed the Constitution of Packilvania (''luKhanon luBas aBakhilfaniya'') which was the supreme law of Packilvania. It renamed the country to the Sultanate of Packilvania and created a three branch government under the [[Sultan of Packilvania]] which gave substantial political power to the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] and the [[Bedonite dynasty]]. The Constitutional Assembly became the first [[Parliament of Packilvania]]. The Carriers agreed to give amnesty to many members of the PCP, except for a few. Many political prisoners and prisoners of war were released. Civil servants were permitted to have to retain their employment. The People's Liberation Army and the Warriors of Mercy were dissolved and their structures and members were absorbed into the newly created [[Packilvanian Armed Forces]]. The intelligence agencies were dissolved and some of the members of the PCP intelligence agencies were absorbed into the [[State Security Agency]] but most were moved to the [[Law enforcement in Packilvania|law enforcement agencies of Packilvania]].
== Legacy ==
The [[Imperial War and Genocide Museum]] was built in [[Bingol]] to commemorate the end of the war and to reflect on the genocide perpetrated by the PCP against the humans and other minorities. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (''luKhomishayin aluSahih nadine luKibyamiyamayan'') undertook a process of collecting and sharing information through analysing documents, physical artefacts and witness testimony about the war, building commemorative monuments, and processing applications for the restitution of assets or compensation for the loss of assets due to the war. In many cases, the funds were not paid out and many people's claims were rejected. Secondly, the body only had a narrow duration in which to do its work before being dissolved, leaving much of its work to disparate government departments. The war is cited by academics as enabling the largest wealth transfer in history, through the forcible expropriation by the Carriers and successors of properties and assets owned by Communists and their allies which saw among other things the Bedonite dynasty become the richest family in history through the [[Amhoud I Family Trust]].
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