Danistarabian organised crime
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| Founded | late 10th century |
|---|---|
| Founding location | Madinat Al-Muluk |
| Years active | circa 1062- |
| Territory | a number of council estates in Madinat Al-Muluk and valleys in rural Sharifistan |
| Ethnicity | mostly black Danistarabian |
| Membership | 55,000-140,000 |
| Leader(s) | unknown |
| Criminal activities | drug trafficking, illegal drug production, cigarette smuggling, bootlegging, bribery, murder (including murder of police officers and regicide), obstruction of justice, witness intimidation, firearms offences, espionage, money laundering and a range of legitimate and illegitimate business interests |
| Allies | Sharifistani drug cartels |
| Rivals | Rogues' Guild (Sharifistan) and Radical Free Danistarabian Army |
History
Although Danistarab organised crime similar to today’s crime families can be traced to the 10th century and was a cause of widespread international concern since 1912, most modern crime families such as the Hadad family can be traced to the late 1940s or early 1950s. They made headlines internationally for the assassination of Sultan Suleiman Khan of Sharifistan. Since the start of the 2nd Sharifistani Civil War they have mostly been operating in Sharifistan.