Chorasmius Hippas

Chorasmius Hippas (reigned 108 - 104BCE) was one of the earliest monarchs of the Kingdom of Kharos. He is known as 'the Enigma' because only his name and term in office are known.
Evidence of the existence of Chorasmius the Enigma was given by the inscription on an obelisk in the fishing town of Mekaros. It had been covered by a stone plate and plastered over, likely during the reign of King Phyleus as part of his plan to obliterate any evidence of the Peace Kings.
The inscription was partly worn away, but the legible part is alleged to have read 'Chorasmius of the house Hippas, eighth Tyrant of the Kharosian nation... ...obelisk in honour of those fallen in defence of the... ...in the year of his inauguration, this two-hundred and twenty-second year since the foundation...'.
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