Aghrali Roshate

The Aghrali Roshate (Siran: Roshaghir eam Aghrala; lit Succession-Rule of Aghrala) ruled over Sira for most of the 7th to 10th centuries SR. Beginning with the eponymous Rosh Aghrala, this Succession saw the shift of Siran interests from Athis to the Lovi, and growing trade with the Farubaida. The Aghrali Roshate also saw huge religious shifts, as first Aitahism and later Aelonism gained large sway over the Szahae. The increasing power of the nobility and the landed jabralahs undercut the power of the Rosh during this Roshate. The formation of the Pearl Chamber following the Battle of Imalyat and the Proclamation of Lumeyat in 742 SR during the Wars of the Flocks redered the Rosh little more than a figurehead. A final assertion of the power of the Chamber led to the Interregnum (Siran: Aszarae i'Rosh Ghahalaye; lit Era of the Lost Successor). The return of the Rosh did little to stem the prevailing tides of the times, and the Aghrali Roshate ended in 900 SR, when the Pearl Chamber invited Mahidi Ighaerim auhm Maehoula to marry the daughter of the last Aghrali Rosh, thus precipitating the creation of the Maehoui Roshate.
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