Badanah

Badanah was a historical figure in the Great Red Sand, Sumeru who lived thousands of years ago and ruled over several city-states that existed in the desert. He was assassinated by his son Faramarz and his concubine Makhaira.
==Story==
Badanah was a descendant of the Verdant Lord, Zumurud, who was the son of Muzaffar, one of the Twenty-Nine Deys of Orghana (the city now known as Port Ormos). The inscriptions found around the Great Red Sand seem to contradict each other on Badanah's ancestry; one inscription claims Badanah was one of Zumurud's fifty sons (assuming the line is meant to be read literally),Interactable: Vaguely-Readable Inscription, Valley of Dahri while another claims that "[Badanah's] father is most beloved of the Verdant Lord," which indicates that Badanah was not Zumurud's direct descendant. Regardless, Badanah had a full brother named Muzzudin, and at least another fourteen brothers (or male relatives) who would later all make claims to the throne following his death.Interactable: Vaguely-Readable Inscription, Khaj-Nisut
A later inscription found south of Abdju Pit is a panegyric which praises Badanah, who by that time was a king, and claims that he is wiser than Muzzudin was.
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