Mansoun Afjar

The remnant of the Mozedeh Tribe still living in the desert is led by Mansoun Afjar, the son of Sheikh Quzah Afzan's sister. Afjar's father, Durlil Afjar, was part of the vanguard that led the rebellion against the old sultan who ruled Shaamrana. When Koah Afzan (father of Quzah) took the throne, he offered Durlil a position as captain of the cavalry. That night, Durlil had a vision of a beautiful genie, crying and lamenting that only sadness would follow the Mozedeh Tribe in the city of Shaamrana. The next morning, Durlil refused the position and returned to the desert with a handful of people, including his son.
Durlil told his son Mansoun this tale, and Mansoun has watched the fruit of Shaamrana wither with the passing years. Mansoun's tribe wanders the deserts and oasis surrounding Mozedeh and often pursues bandits who prey on the caravan routes to Tabeehi and Wahana. Mansoun believes that the rest of the tribe is in danger as long as it remains confined by walls and fettered by civilization. He prefers his freedom.
Periodically, he sends representatives and messengers to the Sheikh in Shaamrana to report on the clans, but he will not go there himself. Mansoun, like his father, has had his own vision. It has told him that if he enters Shaamrana, he will never leave the city alive.
Category:Inhabitants
Category:Inhabitants of Mozedeh
Category:Inhabitants of the Kaspari Empire
Category:Members of the Mozedeh Tribe
Category:Men
Category:Born in 1528
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