Rakhemkar IX

Pharaoh Rakhemkar IX ruled the Basaami Empire with unquestioned might for nearly 200 years. The last of his dynastic line and likely unable to father children, the pharaoh turned his arcane skills to extending his life and then mummifying his still-living flesh to ensure he would never die. His undead condition was not suspected for decades. Eventually the clergy rebelled and Rakhemkar IX's rule came to an abrupt end. The pharaoh's remains were divided and his mummified organs and body were sealed in separate, warded containers to prevent his regeneration or his otherworldly release. Sequestered from the royal necropoleis and the desert elementals, Rakhemkar IX's tomb is said to exist somewhere in a hidden valley, mountain peak, or pyramid disguised as a mountain. Rakhemkar IX was succeeded by the crown regent Atlapec I, who began his reign in -1685.
Category:Inhabitants
Category:Deceased People
Category:Pharaohs
Category:Born in -1901
Category:Died in -1685