Saud I of Saud

Sultan Saud I of Saud is the Founder of the Emirate of Saud and the House of Saud. He reigned as the First Emir of Saud, taking on title of "Sultan".
== History ==
=== Origins ===
Born as 'Zuhair bin Sharjeel', he was the son of Captain Officer, who worked as a soldier officer in the Eastern Andûlus Royal Army stationed in the Lanpur, the Vassal State of Tymeria. Born in Andûlus, Zuhair was trained in the archery and riding from the age of six as did all children of military officers of the Royal Andûlus Army.
After the death of his mother at an early age, Zuhair began engaged in external affairs of training in swordsmanship and horsemanship to be a better fighter and rider.
Sometime in 63 CE, he left his hometown of Zhob to travel along with his father and uncle to the Vassal State of Lanpur to as a mercenary company to aid the Allies of the Andûlus Empire such as the Kingdom of Tymeria in their times of war. During this voyage, Zuhair befriended a group of four, Bilal, Asim, twins Nadia and Nadir, who were all children of military officers of Andûlus. During the soldiers and with their families time in Lanpur, the revolt and internal wars were subdued with assistance of the Tymerian and Andûlusian warriors.
=== Young Adulthood ===
In 64 CE, the Warriors of Andûlus and Tymeria subdued the internal wars and revolt of power in Lanpur, the surviving 600 Andal soldiers were called back to their native lands, however 200 some soldiers faltered, with few seeking refugee in Lanpur while others rode west to settle in the newly founded lands, hungry for conquest. By orders of Grand Emir of Southeastern Andûlus, Lord Yazdan, the 400 Loyal Andal Warriors under command of War Marshall Parsa Rostam, promoted as General of the Army were ordered to crush the rebel Andals. During this military campaign, the Andal army spread wide in the region and settled in northeastern Lanpur and northern Ulrich lands, taking it for their own, establishing it as the Parsa Region, Vassal State of the Tymerian Kingdom, expanding its domain to the Northwestern Imperial Tyrinia. During these campaigns, Zahir traveled with the army and along with his company of five, including twins Nadia and Nadir, Bilal, Asim, and Waleed ibn Hasham. The company of six participated in the army as young helpers in taking care of the wounded and of the horses. Waleed's father served as the Master of Horses for the Andal entourage.
It took the Andal army nearly four years to crush the army traitors scattered in the area creating havoc. During the third year of this campaign, Zuhair's father named 'Sharjeel Shujā‘ the Andal' (meaning 'Sharjeel the Brave Andal') who died in the war defending the a group of villagers from being taken their dignity, only to be saved by his friend Bilal when he killed the enemy Andals by firing arrows to their arms and legs, prolonging the life of his friend's father by a couple of hours. Afterwards, Zuhair's father was buried in the battlefield where more than four hundred Andals died, crushing the entirety of the outlaw Andals. Afterwards, the surviving Andal army hunted the region for offspring left by Andal outlaws, and killing them in cold blood only to return to ...
Born as 'Zuhair bin Sharjeel', he was the son of a soldier from the Royal Army of Imperial Eastern Tyrinia, and the grandson of a notable trade merchant of the region. From a young age, he was trained in archery, horsemanship, riding, and traveling with trade caravans either with his uncles (maternal) or his grandfather.
Sometime in 63 CE, his hometown of Andulus