The Afghan Account

The Afghan Account is a work written in the aftermath of the Calassian Invasion, compiled from numerous eyewitness sources, including news articles and diary entries, describing the Invasion from the perspective of Afghanistan. Although the original Pashto text has been lost, translated copies still exist and have been cited by underground scholars attempting to piece together how different countries were affected by the invasion. Under Calassian law, the Account is banned for promoting "alternative" views of history that seek to tarnish the reputation of Calassia.

Summary
The work features a series of brief vignettes and excerpts by Afghans who witnessed the Invasion. It describes the fall of the Taliban government, the destruction of Kandahar by the titaness Sangreota, the occupation of Afghanistan, and the societal changes that took place as a result.