Sanjak Jerusalem

I have no idea what the Middle East looks like in Andalusada.

I know that prior to the Thousand Days the Russians threw the entire place for a hell of a loop [details?]. I know that (prior to that, courtesy of the Great Realignment) Evgeny IV's predecessor [who?] botched what should have been an easy Russo-wank by launching a winter invasion of Afghanistan, dragging down a Napoleon-tier general staff [who?] long enough for a Kurdish tribe to turn the course of the war and, eventually, seize the Persian throne. But I have no idea what happens between, say, the 1820s and the First Crusade 750 years before. That's an enormous gap in my knowledge.

I still have no idea what it looks like between the First Crusade and the Vechist Wars. But, as of last night and this post, I have a vision for what comes after. I'll detail this vision more as time progresses, but tonight I'll discuss the one part of it that I know: the Sanjak of Jerusalem.