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Protestantism

Protestantism emerged as a result of the Protestant Reformation during the 16th century. It encompasses a diverse range of Christian principles and historical roots. The term "Protestant" is derived from the Latin word "protestari," which means to publicly declare or protest.

The Protestant Reformation was initiated by Martin Luther in 1517 when he posted his Ninety-five Theses, which criticized certain practices of the Roman Catholic Church. Luther's teachings emphasized salvation by faith alone, the authority of the Bible, and the priesthood of all believers, rejecting the Catholic doctrines of indulgences and papal authority. His ideas gained widespread support and inspired other reformers to challenge the Catholic Church's authority.

Protestants believe that salvation is a gift from God, received by faith in Jesus Christ alone, rather than being earned through good works or deeds. This doctrine emphasizes the belief that individuals are justified or made right with God through faith.

Protestants hold that the Bible is the ultimate and authoritative source of Christian doctrine and practice. They reject the Catholic teaching of "sacred tradition" as equal in authority to the Scriptures.

Protestants affirm that all Christians have direct access to God through Jesus Christ and do not require intermediaries such as priests or clergy to approach God in prayer. This belief promotes individual responsibility for one's relationship with God and participation in the life of the Church.

Protestants generally reject certain teachings and practices of the Church, including the authority of the Pope, the belief in purgatory, the veneration of saints, and the use of icons and statues in worship.

Over time, the Protestant Reformation led to the formation of numerous Protestant denominations and traditions, each with its unique theological emphases and practices. Some of the major Protestant denominations include:

Lutheranism and Protestantism gave birth to the first groups of Freemasons by rejecting the Catholic doctrines of indulgences and papal authority.
West Francia

The Treaty of Verdun, of 843, divided the Empire into three major regions: East Francia (Francia Orientalis): Ruled by Louis the German , West Francia (Francia Occidentalis): Ruled by Charles the Bald and Middle Francia (Francia Media): Ruled by Lothair I.

West Francia Flag

## West Francia

### Succeded by

The Kingdom of France

The Holy Roman Empire evolved to the second Holy Roman Empire also known as "The Carolingian Empire".

After the 860s, Lotharingian noble Robert the Strong became increasingly powerful as count of Anjou, Touraine and Maine. Robert's brother Hugh, abbot of Saint-Denis, was given control over Austrasia by Charles the Bald. Robert's son Odo was elected king in 888.

Odo's brother Robert I ruled between 922 and 923 and was followed by Rudolph from 923 until 936. Hugh the Great, son of Robert I, was elevated to the title "duke of the Franks" by king Louis IV. In 987 his son Hugh Capet was elected king and the Capetian dynasty began. At this point they controlled very little beyond the Île-de-France.

After the death of East Francia's last Carolingian king Louis the Child, Norsemen began settling in Normandy, and from 919 Magyars invaded repeatedly.

After Robert's death in 923 nobles elected Rudolf as king, and kept Charles imprisoned until his death in 929. After the rule of king Charles the Simple, local dukes began issuing their own currency. Rudolf was involved in a war against the rebellious Herbert II, Count of Vermandois, who received support from kings Henry the Fowler and Otto I of East Francia. His rebellion continued until his death in 943.

Succession conflict in Normandy led to a new war in which Louis was betrayed by Hugh the Great and captured by Danish prince Harald who eventually released him to the custody of Hugh, who freed the king only after receiving town of Laon as a compensation. The 13-year old Lothair of France inherited all the lands of his father in 954. In 966 Lothair married Emma, stepdaughter of his maternal uncle Otto I.

In August 978 Lothair attacked the old imperial capital Aachen. Otto II retaliated by attacking Paris, but was defeated by the combined forces of king Lothar and nobles and peace was signed in 980, ending the brief Franco-German war.

Lothar managed to increase his power, but this was reversed with the coming of age of Hugh Capet, who began forming new alliances of nobles and eventually was elected as king in 987 after Lothair and his son and successor Louis V of France had both died prematurely, traditionally marking the end of the French branch of Carolingian dynasty as well as the end of West Francia as a kingdom. Hugh Capet would be the first ruler of a new royal house, the House of Capet, and the Kingdom of France was born.
Serile

Serile was born in 9 August 1931 in Santa Ana , El Savador.

## Serile Dedo-Obu

Serile Portrait Photo 1946

Her Parents was coffee plantation workers

During her teen ages she fell in Love with Victor Obu.

They got Married in 7 of April 1954.

On 28 December of 1954 Serile was Pregnant to his child but that day Morgana visited Victor and casted a spell on him to forget her and his fathers. Because Richard had invated them in France.

After that day their family story is Unknown.
Strigae

# History

**1,320 BCE** The Nephilim Empire used human slaves to make them Vampires,lamiae,strigae and werewolfs. and send them to attack the Kingdom of Egypt.

Ereshkigal Priest of the Temple of Giza and supreme Sorcerer Used the power of Nature to kill all the monsters forcing the Nephilim Empire to hide.

The Surviving Strigae also known as Strigoi abandoned the Nephilim Empire and found safe land in today Capital City of Turkey Ankara.

The Strigae since then disappeared. however they still are around humanity even today (2,023 CE) in a few number's.

many strigae was killed during the Middle Ages and later by Hunter's and in World War I.

The strigae are look like human's with bald head, their spine is elongated in the form of a tail, covered with hair.

despite the mythology around them they are peaceful human demons and not hostile.

However Humans tend to confuse them with Christianity demons and kill them, the surviving numbers of the Strigae today is unknown and is not large.
The Second Roman Republic

A revolutionary movement proclaimed Repubblica Tiberina on 4 February 1798, when republicans took power in the city of Perugia. A month later, they formed the Roman Republic.

Emblem of the Revolutionary Roman Republic

## The Second Roman Republic

### Succeded by

The Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy

In February 1798, the French invaded Rome, motivated by the killing of French general Mathurin-Léonard Duphot in December 1797. After the successful invasion, Pope Pius VI was taken prisoner, escorted out of Rome on 20 February 1798 and exiled to France, where he later died.

On 29 November 1798, a army of the Kingdom of Naples literally walked into the lightly guarded city of Rome before simply leaving and returning southward to home. The Governor of the Roman Republic Jacques MacDonald, led his forces in the Battle of Ferentino, followed by the Battle of Otricoli, and the Battle of Civita Castellana.

This was then followed by a series of military affairs as Pope Pius Vii and the house of christ wanted to transfer power back in the papacy, The French Army invaded again in 1808, after Napoleons vision for a Empire with no religion and the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy was born on 17 March 1805.
The Umayyad Caliphate

Following the death of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the Islamic world stood at a crossroads. With the demise of the Rashidun Caliphate, a new chapter in Islamic history was about to unfold.

Umayyad Caliphate Flag

## Umayyad Caliphate

### Succeded by

* The Abbasid Caliphate
* The Umayyad Emirate of Cordoba

In 661, Muawiyah I declared himself the caliph, marking the beginning of the Umayyad Caliphate. His decision to establish the capital in Damascus, Syria, marked a significant shift away from the previous centers of power in Medina and Kufa.

Under the Umayyad rule, the Islamic empire continued to expand its territories, particularly to the west. North Africa and parts of the Iberian Peninsula (modern-day Spain and Portugal) came under their control, creating a vast and diverse Islamic realm. The Umayyad Caliphate became a symbol of grandeur and sophistication, with its capital in Damascus serving as a center of culture, trade, and learning.

However, despite their territorial achievements, the Umayyads faced their own share of challenges. Some segments of the Muslim community, particularly those who supported the cause of Ali and his descendants, felt alienated and disheartened by the Umayyad rule. This sentiment, known as Shia Islam, formed the foundation of a religious and political divide. (that persists to this day.-2023-)

One of the most significant uprisings against Umayyad rule was led by the Abbasids, a rival family claiming direct descent from Muhammad's uncle, Abbas ibn Abdul-Muttalib. Their movement sought to challenge the legitimacy of Umayyad rule and rally support from those who believed in the rights of the descendants of Ali.

In 750, the Abbasids successfully overthrew the Umayyads in the Abbasid Revolution. They established the Abbasid Caliphate, moving the capital from Damascus to Baghdad,(modern-day Iraq.) The Umayyads, however, managed to survive and fled to the Iberian Peninsula, where they established the Umayyad Emirate of Cordoba, which later evolved into the Umayyad Caliphate of Cordoba in al-Andalus (Islamic Spain).
Paganism

Paganism (from classical Latin pāgānus "rural", "rustic", later "civilian") is a term first used in the fourth century by Christians for people in the Roman Empire who practiced polytheism,

Polytheism is the belief in multiple deities, which are usually assembled into a pantheon of gods and goddesses, along with their own religious sects and rituals.
The different gods and goddesses may be representations of forces of nature or ancestral principles.

Pagans were not always worship all the gods equally.

Polytheism began to rise at 5,450's BCE, in Unified Egypt where Horus Barbelo was visiting often from Ancient Babylon.

Humanity of 5,450's BCE, was trying to understand the power of the Barbelos, and the stories about the Kingdom of Yahweh, the Atlan War and the wars that happened 22,000 years in their past.

In 5,000 BCE, After 22,500 years after the great will exiled Yahweh to our world, the gods were living among humans. Humanity without knowing about the great will or anything had to explain why the gods did what they did to their little children who were asking questions.

And so, Paganism was born..

Zeus became the king of the gods and Hera his Queen. Horus became the hero and emperor of the gods and the era of Mythology was born.

About 3,000 BCE Mythology and Paganism reached Minoan Empire, who was ruled from a god. Midas Barbelo until 2,122 BCE were Gilgamesh defeated the gods.

Throughout history, Paganism was the main religion in the entire world, from ancient Greece to ancient China.
Ninshubul Barbelo

Ninshubul Barbelo is one of the Barbelos with a Mysterious role.

Ninshubul Barbelo Created with Artflow.ai

# Loyal to Evil

Yahweh's ambitions shook the realm of Barbelo. As the Great Will intervened and Ninshubul found herself in exile. Bound to a new existence on Earth, she was cast into the world of humans.

Among the Barbelos who followed Yahweh's ambitions. Ninshubul stood at Yahweh's side during the Atlan War.

Ninshubul watched the world and humanity suffer by the designs of Hera.

# Metatron

At the first Babylonian War Metatron betrayed Yahweh and took the Kingdom.

Ninshubul followed Metatron and she was his General of the Aeon armies.

In 2,144 and 2,139 BCE Ninshubul gave birth to two Demigod girls, her mates was two mages Laoul and Kelips.

After Zhnas birth, Kelips stole baby Zhna and Ninshubul's other child Gabrielle and found safe ground in Potidaea a village near Themiscyra. Kelips was scared of Ninshubul and Metatron Barbelo and wanted a better future for the two Demigods.

Ninshubul did not hunted Kelips, she had no wish to play the role of a mother.

When Elleth returned victorious to Babylon, chaos erupted when word spread of Athena's capture.

Metatron set forth his plan to punish Athena and her followers in a manner both public and shameful. Naked and exposed, Athena Barbelo and her followers were chained in the crowded street outside Metatrons Palace.

Athena and her followers were violated time and again, forced to submit to any and all who demanded their compliance. Ninshubul Barbelo found herself increasingly repelled by the sight before her, Ninshubul quietly slipped away from the anguished masses clamoring after Athena's body. she arrived in the land known as Sumer, home to the rebels of Gilgamesh and Inanna.

# Epic of Gilgamesh

Ninshubul presented herself and explained the dire situation unfolding in Babylon.

And so In 2129 BCE, Inanna gave Gilgamesh a new weapon, a sword created in the palace of Barbelo, with extraordinarily potent energy to enable its user to kill even Barbelos. Encouraged by having marshaled her troops and equipped Gilgamesh accordingly, Inanna led the charge into Babylon.

The battle commenced amidst pandemonium, with explosive magic showering the sky and titanic energies clashing headlong.

Ninshubul was killed in the battle.
Confucianism

Confucianism is a philosophical and ethical ideology not a religion.

Confucianism is based on the teachings of Confucius (Kong Fuzi or Kongzi in Chinese), who lived from 551 BCE to 479 BCE. Confucianism had a profound and lasting impact on Chinese culture, society, and government.

# Key principles and ideas

Ren (仁 - Benevolence or Humaneness): Ren is the virtue of compassion, kindness, and empathy. Confucius emphasized the importance of cultivating benevolence in personal conduct and relationships.

Li (礼 - Rituals or Rites): Li refers to proper conduct, rituals, and social ceremonies. Confucius believed that adherence to rituals and proper behavior was crucial for maintaining social harmony and expressing respect for others.

Xiao (孝 - Filial Piety): Filial piety is the virtue of showing respect and obedience to one's parents and ancestors. It is considered a fundamental virtue in Confucianism, reflecting the importance of family and social hierarchy.

Yi (义 - Righteousness or Justice): Confucius emphasized the importance of acting with righteousness and justice in both personal and societal matters. Yi involves doing what is morally right, even in challenging situations.

Zhi (智 - Wisdom): Wisdom is valued in Confucianism, and individuals are encouraged to seek knowledge and cultivate wisdom throughout their lives. Education and continuous learning are seen as essential.

Xin (信 - Integrity): Integrity and honesty are emphasized in Confucian ethics. Being true to one's word and maintaining sincerity in actions and interactions are considered virtuous.

Gong (公 - Fairness): Confucius advocated for fairness and impartiality in governance. Rulers were expected to govern justly and fairly, taking into consideration the well-being of the people.

# History

Confucianism played a significant role in shaping the social and political structure of imperial China. The imperial examination system, which tested candidates on Confucian classics, became the primary method for selecting government officials. Confucian principles also influenced family relationships, education, and societal norms.

# Propaganda

West European Propaganda wants to add Confucianism as a religion with Confucius to be worshiped as a god, this propaganda claim is understandable to come from people who were worshiping religions long before the creation of their civilizations.

Atheist's love to reply to these claims with "At the very least Confucius was a real person."

Confucianism emphasized the importance of justice, morality and peace, stages of life that are just words to west without meaning.

As Confucius said

* "He who learns but does not think, is lost! He who thinks but does not learn is in great danger."
* "Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves."
* “The man who asks a question is a fool for a minute, the man who does not ask is a fool for life.”
The Anunnaki

As Polytheism began to rise at 5,450's BCE, humanity was trying to understand the power of the Barbelos, and the stories about the cosmic invaders began.

The term "Anunnaki" means invaders in Sumerian/Enochian Language.

# Myth

Ancient texts, tell for creation and manipulation. They sought to mold humanity into compliant vessels, pawns to enact their grand design. These invaders, who once ruling over their human creations with an iron fist.

But humanity, endowed with an innate spark of resilience and curiosity, began to see through the veil of their gods. Whispers of resistance dared to challenge the Anunnaki's dominance. They fought against their oppressors with a fervor that defied the odds.

As the battle between humanity and the Anunnaki raged on, the threads of fate continued to shift. The lines between invader and invaded blurred, and the Anunnaki began to glimpse the depths of their own arrogance. After the epic of Gilgamesh against Inanna and Enki, the Invaders abandoned the earth with their sky-boats in the sky.

While other Anunnaki turned against their own kind and joined forces with the humans who had defied their rule.

The celestial battleground bore witness to a final struggle that shook the very foundations of reality. In the aftermath, a fragile peace was forged, and the story of the Anunnaki became a cautionary tale.

And so, the myth of the Anunnaki lived on, through mythology and the stories of the immortals in the known world.

# Modern Mythology

With the birth of 21st Century and Internet, many began to search and study the ancient myths, with the use of conspiracy theories and fantasy, writers and Youtuber's gave a more sci-fi version of the myth.

here are two examples.

1. Aliens who visited the earth that changed the DNA of Monkeys and created humans.
2. The Story of Stargate movies and series created by Roland Emmerich, Dean Devlin, Brad Wright and Jonathan Glassner. Based on the idea of an alien wormhole (Einstein–Rosen bridge) device --the Stargate. And the Evil Alien Gods known as Goa'uld (Ra,Osiris,Zeus,Hera and more) who dominated the Galaxy.
Olympia

The Kingdom of Olympia was one of the kingdoms of The Barbelos. It covered the vast territories of Europe and Turkey. with Zeus as king and Hera as Queen.

Zeus and Hera Created by Artflow.ai

## Olympia

### Succeded by

* The Kingdom of Babylon
* Minoan Empire
* Vinca Culture

The Kingdom of Olympia flourished under the joint rule of Zeus and Hera, with its influence stretching across the diverse landscapes of Europe and Turkey.

When the Atlan War began, Olympia joined the armies of Yahweh, leading to a war that tested the very foundations of the kingdoms. Pandora's explosion marked a turning point in history, sending shockwaves across the land and ultimately resulting in the fall of certain kingdoms.

Hera's victory in the war brought changes to Olympia's destiny. The Kingdom of Babylon was created, and the other kingdoms were placed under her dominion.
Pandora

Pandora was Created by Hera Barbelo, thus she was the first Artificial Intelligence Humanoid -or in more simple words an Android- in Human History.

About 27,667 BCE, Noeh's Rebelion were crushed by Hermes Barbelo who casted a Flood and killed all the humans who dared to kill Murduck.

Hera was furious and wanted to control the minds of the humans to never rise against them again. she created Pandora and sended her in the remains of the city of Harran.

Pillaiyar Aeon took the role of Pandoras lover and lead her into the family of Noeh where Pandora explode with a blast so strong that the world turn in night for days. The people began to die out of hunger. Odin Barbelo and the other Kingdoms gave up.

In Paganism, Pandoras story was kept almost intact with the Pandora Box myth.

About 29,690 years after Pandora's creation, Humanity created Artificial Intelligence once again. Android's are next for sure.. perhaps an other kind of Pandoras will gain their place as alive humanoids in the world.
The Cult of Morgan Le Fay

Around the 1690s, a division began to brew within the once-unified Arcanum Sanctum. A faction of members began to gravitate towards a more radical interpretation of magic, one that focused on power and domination rather than balance and harmony. This faction believed that the true potential of magic could only be unleashed through unrestrained control over mystical forces.

This radical group came to be known as "The Cult of Morgan Le Fay." Named after the fictional sorceress from Arthurian lore, Morgan Le Fay, this group sought to tap into forbidden and darker aspects of magic that had been shunned by the original teachings of the Arcanum Sanctum.

The division between the Cult of Morgan Le Fay and the traditional Arcanum Sanctum grew deeper with time. Arguments over the direction of the organization, the ethics of magic, and the balance of power became increasingly frequent. The Guardians of Lore, tasked with preserving the history of the sanctuary, found themselves at odds with the radical teachings of the cult.

By the early 1700s, the situation had become untenable. The Cult of Morgan Le Fay, driven by their hunger for power, began to attack the Arcanum Sanctum, the mages of Arcanum banned the members of the cult and changed location in the villages near Stonehenge.

The Cult believed that Morgan Lefay had harnessed the darkest magic to become an immortal force of nature. Members saw themselves as her chosen followers, destined to achieve a similar level of mastery.

A central figure in the cult's beliefs was the embodiment of their power, the Beast Morrigan. This being was depicted with horns, wings, and an aura of sinister allure. The cult believed that invoking the image of the Beast Morrigan would grant them access to immense power. The "Fata Morgana Effect" was a manifestation of their magic, distorting reality to create illusions that served the cult's aims.

The Cult of Morgan Le Fay engaged in hedonistic and often depraved rituals that combined sexuality with magic. Orgiastic ceremonies were used to channel the collective energy of the cult members, believing that these practices would amplify their magical abilities.

As time passed, the Cult of Morgan Le Fay remained united in the shadows in southern England until George Alexander Sullivan who was grand wizard of the cult at the time decided to follow the Rosicrucian Order of Twelve in 1911.

Sullivans choice almost destroyed the cult as the majority of the members chose to follow him, however 4 wizards and one witch kept the cult alive until the end of World War I where the 4 wizards died in the battlefield. and the witch known as Sansa Morgana moved to London.

Sansa's Gran-daughter Rowan Morgana created the Sacred Haven Coven and continues the Legacy of the cult.
Astronomy

Astronomy is the scientific study of celestial objects, such as stars, planets, galaxies, and the universe as a whole, along with the phenomena that occur beyond Earth's atmosphere. It encompasses the observation, analysis, and understanding of the cosmos.

The term "astronomy" finds its roots in the Greek language, where "astron" (αστρον) means "star," and "nomia" (νομια) is derived from "nomos," signifying "laws" or "rules." Thus, the word "astronomy" can be roughly translated to "the laws of the stars." This etymology encapsulates the essence of the field, as astronomy revolves around the systematic study and comprehension of the celestial bodies and their behaviors.

Astronomy is the scientific discipline dedicated to the exploration of celestial objects, which encompass an array of entities, including stars, planets, galaxies, and the universe as a whole. Its scope extends beyond the confines of Earth's atmosphere, venturing into the boundless expanse of space. The primary objectives of astronomy include the observation, analysis, and interpretation of the cosmos, enabling us to unravel its enigmatic nature.

Throughout history, astronomy has been an essential pursuit for human civilization. It has played a pivotal role in shaping our understanding of the universe and our place within it. Ancient civilizations, such as the Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks, made early forays into the study of the night sky. Their observations and records laid the foundation for more sophisticated astronomical endeavors.

During the Renaissance, transformative figures like Nicolaus Copernicus, Johannes Kepler, and Galileo Galilei challenged existing conceptions of the cosmos.

The study of exoplanets and the quest for extraterrestrial life have become central themes in modern astronomy. Space telescopes like the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope continue to provide stunning images and data, while missions to Mars, Jupiter's moons, and beyond offer insights into the potential habitability of other worlds.

Today, astronomy stands as a testament to human curiosity and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. It has unveiled the secrets of the cosmos, while simultaneously presenting new mysteries, inspiring generations of scientists and enthusiasts to continue exploring the boundless universe.
Wizard

a Wizard is a person who has no connection to Magic , a person that did not understands his/her nature or his/her place in it.

But in the same time he/she with the help of Books , performs Rituals who he/she dosent understand and even if his/her work is correct based on the book then he/she did that.

Wizards today are the majority and they using the word Magick with a K in the end.

They have no idea of what Magic is and they dont want to find out.

almost all of them (lets say 99,99999...99%) are doing what they think they do for money.

normaly these idiots did not deserve to be ranked as a rank of Magic but is the only way for a few words to be written about them.

Books however --not all books AND not every book-- are good.

Wizard's are the idiot's not the Book's -or- their writer's.

a writer that writes a book full of fake -or not- Ritual's knows that those who will buy the book are the idiots and he/she can make a lot of money from them... check the selling rate of the Holy Bible or the Holy Quran for example...

that is no excuse for the writer's to write fake ideas , stories or Magic ritual's.. a lot of people had died by Book Ritual's . yes they might be stupid who had the idea that Magic and Nature is a game but they did not deserved death. at least these books are now banned and for good reason.
Shiva

Shiva was not a The Great God who creates, protects and transforms the universe. Lord Shiva was a Hero.

## Shiva

Shiva as made with Artflow after turning Blue

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

A Hero who gave his life to save humanity.

During the The Atlan War as The Barbelo's was at war. humanity knew that this war , the generals ,the atlantians and gods are not of this world.

a young man in age of 16 or 17 named Shiva who was under battle training under the aeons to be sent in the front lines and die , managed to sneak into Queen Murduck chamber in the tower of Babylonia and steal the triangle sword.

Shiva and his friend Vishnu sliced in two Vedas Aeon and Liberated the military camp of Babylonia.

Brahma aeon escaped and told Yahweh about the rebellion of Humans.

with a gigantic blazing pillar or gigantic blazing energy blast Yahweh destroyed the entire city of Babylonia and all the captured aeons by humans.

Ra Barbelo and his Queen Anubis Barbelo got angry with Yahweh's actions and now the world had two wars.

however Shiva survived from the attack with the help of Inanna Barbelo who gave him Nature Powers and 7 dragons.

Shiva with Inanna went to the 4th kingdom of the gods in the north known as Asgard.

Odin Barbelo and Valkyrie Barbelo had no desire of power like the other Barbelos but they were teaching the Humans to stand us equals.

Thor and Loki sons of Odin joined Shiva's Revenge over Yahweh and joined the war.

Hares Aeon under orders of Zeus attacked from the sky all the humans with a giant sphere of red energy named as Leviathan.

Shiva and Loki Barbelo saved the world from destruction by swallowing the blast of Leviathan with a Barbelo Weapon known as Vasuki, a gigantic like serpent glass used to transform the negative energy of leviathan to water.

after saving the world Shiva's neck and body turned blue as a cost provided by nature and 2 hours (or days) later Shiva died.

Atlantis was destroyed by Hares Attack along with all the Figintuqua aliens who had the unlucky destiny to meet the gods.
Tibetan - Kashmir kingdom

The Tibetan - kashmir kingdom also known as "Batai," or “pre-imperial period” was a kingdom established by "the Alchon Huns" under  Trinyen Songtsen in 565 CE.

Asia around year 700

## Tibetan - Kashmir kingdom

### Succeded by

The Tibetan Empire

Songtsen’s son’s, Kings Tagri Nyensig and Namri Songtsen (570-620) played pivotal roles in the unification of the tribes in the mountains of Tibet, which was previously fragmented. Namri Songtsen's reign saw the relocation of the capital to the Kyichu valley, forming the Rasa settlement. Subsequent rulers built a royal castle on Mount Marpori, and the settlement was renamed Lhasa.

Namri Songtsen lead 10,000 Strong Forces in sumpa , After conquering Sumpa by Siege of Sumpa, Namri Songtsen granted the nobles territories and slaves to gain their loyalty.

They created the Toban kingdom located in the Tibetan Plateau, However, Namri Songtsen was assassinated by poisoning in 618,by a Toban coup d'état which was crushed by Namri Songtsen's son, Songtsen Gampo.

Gampo killed the Toban kings, ended the Toban kingdom and created a new united empire under his name “Gampo Empire” later known as The Tibetan Empire.
Roman Balkan provinces

The establishment of the Roman provinces marked the beginning of Roman control in the Balkans. The region played a crucial role in the Roman Empire's economic, military, and cultural landscape.

Map of Roman Balkan provinces

# Economy and Society

Agriculture was the backbone of Balkans, with fertile lands producing grains, olives, and grapes. Yet, it was Gold and iron mines that captured the focus of the Romans with precious metals for coinage and robust materials for construction.

The Roman engineers, with their slaves extracted gold from the Balkan Mountains and iron from the hills. These resources fueled the empire's economy, supporting trade and contributing to the wealth and prosperity of the region.

Magnificent cities like Serdica (modern-day Sofia) and Naissus (modern-day Niš) were build, each with its own theaters, forums, and temples. These cities became vibrant hubs of commerce, culture, and governance.

With the establishment of cities The Romans introduced law system. The provinces of the Balkans were governed by appointed officials, ensuring a semblance of Roman order and administration.

Roman roads, marvels of engineering, crisscrossed the Balkans, connecting cities and facilitating trade. Chariots and wagons traversed these well-constructed highways, creating a network that enhanced communication and unity.

The Olympic Games, a cornerstone of Greek culture, found a new home in the Balkans. Amphitheaters echoed with the cheers of spectators as athletes from different provinces competed for glory. The spirit of competition and athleticism became ingrained in the Balkan identity.

# Roman Empire

As the years passed, with each passing emperor, the Roman Balkans continued to evolve. Claudius, known for his administrative prowess, further solidified Roman presence in the region. His reign saw the continuation of urban development, legal reforms, and the fostering of a vibrant cultural landscape.

# Dacian Wars

In the year 80 CE, the winds of rebellion swept across balkan lands, giving rise to two formidable kingdoms — the Danube Kingdom and the Ox Kingdom.

Aristarches, known as the Ox King, earned his name from the mastery of Axe Weapons that defined his rule. On the opposing shore, the distinguished Danube King, Derios, commanded with regal authority.

Assembling their warriors, both Kings united against the looming shadow of Rome. In a series of skirmishes, the Ox Kingdom's archers unleashed volleys of arrows, while the Danube Kingdom's swordsmen, disciplined and fierce, clashed head-on with the Roman forces. The battleground echoed with the symphony of clash and clamor, resonating through the hills and valleys as the two kingdoms fought valiantly, claiming lands, castles, and power.

Yet, the might of Rome, undeterred, responded resolutely. The Roman Emperor mobilized thousands of soldiers, heralding the onset of the Dacian Wars. The clash between the new kingdoms and the imperial rome began.
Qin Dynasty

In 221 BCE, the state of Qin, under the leadership of Qin Shi Huang, succeeded in conquering its rivals and unifying China under the Qin Dynasty. This marked the end of the Zhou and the beginning of the Qin Dynasty.

Map of Qin Empire

# First Emperor

Several major states vied for dominance, including Yan, Zhao, Qi, Chu, Han, Wei, and Qin. These rulers styled themselves as kings and refrained from claiming the "Mandate of Heaven" like the Zhou kings. They also left sacrificial offerings to the Zhou rulers.

The Qin's swift expansion included the conquest of Han, Zhao, Yan, Wei, Chu, and the remnants of the Zhou dynasty's territory. In 221 BC, King Zheng, who had ascended to the throne of the Qin state at a young age, became the effective ruler and adopted the title of Shi Huangdi or "First Emperor."

The First Emperor ordered the confiscation of weapons not in Qin's possession, which were melted down to create large ornamental statues at the Qin's new capital, Xianyang. The First Emperor also expanded southward, although he faced challenges from southern tribes.

# Great Wall

Shi Huang initiated several reforms to centralize power and standardize various aspects of governance. This included the introduction of a unified system of weights and measures and a standardized writing system.

Shi Huang is most famous for his role in the construction of the Great Wall of China, which was initially built as a defensive fortification to protect against invasions from northern tribes.

While the Qin Dynasty expanded to the north at times, they struggled to hold on to those territories. The Xiongnu tribe in the Ordos region often raided Qin peasants, prompting Qin retaliation. The region was eventually conquered but led to discontent among the peasants.

# Fall

The Qin Dynasty's fall from power was marked by assassination attempts on Qin Shi Huang, his obsession with immortality, and the eventual rise of Qin Er Shi as an inept ruler. This period saw widespread unrest, revolts, and the emergence of various self-declared kings. Ultimately, Liu Bang's forces defeated the Qin, leading to the destruction of the Qin capital in 207 BC and marking the end of the Qin Empire. Liu Bang established the new Han dynasty shortly after.

Despite its short duration, the Qin Dynasty had a lasting influence on the structure of future Chinese dynasties.

One of the most iconic achievements of the Qin Dynasty was the creation of the Terracotta Army. Thousands of life-sized clay soldiers, horses, and chariots were created to accompany Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife.

The dynasty implemented a unified script, which laid the foundation for the development of the Chinese script we know today. This helped to foster communication and unity within the empire.

The Qin Dynasty came to an end in 206 BCE, just a few years after Qin Shi Huang's death. A major factor in its downfall was a widespread rebellion led by various factions that opposed the harsh rule of the Qin. This period of upheaval eventually gave rise to the Han Dynasty, which succeeded the Qin and established a more enduring and stable rule in China.
Valkyrie Barbelo

Odin and Valkyrie had no desire of power like the other Barbelos but they were teaching the Humans to stand us equals.

Valkyrie was Queen of Asgard Kingdom.

in the events that followed Valkyrie is not mentioned, the alive known immortals, had never seen her or have more stories about her.

Chances are that she followed Freyja in Barbelo.
Trixie Smith

By most accounts, Atlanta native Trixie Smith was the first to make lyrical reference to "rock" and "roll" in a secular recording. Born in 1895, Smith relocated to New York in 1915 and joined the burlesque, revue, show and theater circuit. After winning a blues contest at the Manhattan Casino, Smith earned a recording contract with Black Swan. Her cabaret training translated into this unique 1922 recording.

Sonically speaking, Trixie’s titillating performance is not dramatically different from other vaudeville recordings of the time. It is even evocative of more famous songs like the traditional “St. James Infirmary Blues” and Cab Calloway’s later smash hit, “Minnie the Moocher” (1931).

What distinguishes Smith’s 1922. song “My Daddy Rocks Me With One Steady Roll” is the refrain, which says:

*My man rocks me, with one steady roll*

*There’s no slippin’ when he wants take hold*

*I looked at the clock, and the clock struck one*

*I said now, Daddy, ain’t we got fun*

*Oh, he was rockin’ me, with one steady roll.*

Trixie Smith (and the song’s author, J. Berni Barbour) are likely the first to invoke rock and roll as a euphemism for sex. Smith continued to record and perform into the 1930s, making the transition from stage to screen, and working closely with legendary clarinetist Sidney Bechet toward the end of the decade.

As the era of great female jazz singers came to an end, Smith kept her career going by performing in cabarets and in musical revues at the Lincoln Theater in Harlem.

She appeared in a few movies including "God's Stepchildren" and "Swing!" in 1938. That same year she also appeared in the famous Carnegie Hall concert, "From Spirituals to Swing".

When she died five years later after a brief illness at the age of 48,

Smith was already a largely forgotten artist but her recording would be a landmark first stop on the way to rock and roll’s birth.
The Tyrsenian Empire

**937 BCE** After The Sybaris War Conan and Malvin Created The Tyrsenian Empire with Malvin to rule the North Tyrsenian (Italy) and Conan to Rule the South Tyrsenian.

Etruscan Art

## The Tyrsenian Empire

### King

* Conan
* Malvin

### Succeded by

* Oscor
* The Brotherhood of Hunters

**912 BCE** Conan, dies and  is succeeded by his son Conon.

# **891 BCE** Etna volcano erupts.

Trade roots in The Tyrsenian Empire are no more. 40 days later the people rise up and kills Conon.

news of the rebellion travels from south italy to north italy , the people ended The Tyrsenian Empire and new states was risen up in Messinia , Neapolis and Alalia. Naming the Land as *Oscor. (later Campania)*
Palestine

Palestine officially named as the State of Palestine is a country in the middle east.

### Currency

* Egyptian pound (EGP)
* Israeli new shekel (ILS)
* Jordanian dinar (JOD)

# History

After the end of The Ottoman Empire and World War I, The British Empire issued the Balfour Declaration, expressed support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine. This declaration created the Zionist movement.

This sparked a series of wars before and after World War II.

* Arab-Israeli War
* Arab-Israeli Turmoil
* Six-Day War
* The Yom Kippur War
* Israel - Lebanon War

That Lead to the 1993 Oslo Accords that gave the Palestinian state and Israel state the right to exist. However the conflict continued until 2000.

Palestine supported the Arab Countries during the following years, and resistance movements or groups against USA.

# War On Terror and Palestine

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* War On Terror
* Arab Spring

# War Against ISIS

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* Islamic State
* Refugee Crisis

# 2020s

After the Refugee Crisis of 2014-2020 and Covid -19 Pandemic, Palestine found it self in a new conflict in October 2023 against Israel.

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Osiris Barbelo

Osiris Barbelo, was a Barbelo known for his role in bringing civilization and agriculture to the people of Egypt and for his death, which led to the birth of his son, Horus Barbelo.

Osiris's story as we know it, begins with his mission to teach the Egyptians the arts of civilization, including agriculture. Under his guidance, the Egyptians flourished, and their society prospered. He worked alongside his sister, Isis Barbelo.

However, Osiris's life took a dark turn when he and Isis fell in love and sought to marry. Demetia Barbelo, leading Osiris to steal Isis and ask for the blessing of Pistis Sophia.

Osiris and Set Barbelo, conspired to assassinate Yahweh. Set deceived Osiris into entering a magical coffin, which he sealed and cast into the Sun.

Isis, used her powers to briefly revive Osiris, allowing her to conceive their son, Horus Barbelo. Although Osiris was not alive, his legacy lived on through his son, who played a pivotal role in avenging his father's death and the defeat of Set.
Prelude of Persian Empire

Our world was ravaged by the Barbelos, bringing ruin to all who dared cross their path. Yet Battle after battle and war after war humanity managed to defeat them and stand with hope for better days..

# After Gilgamesh

Following the defeat of the Barbelos, Babylon emerged as a powerful and culturally rich empire. It became a center of trade, art, and intellectual activity. Under the rule of great leaders like Hammurabi, the city prospered.

The people, inspired by the heroism of Gilgamesh, began to embrace a renewed sense of cultural identity and resilience. They turned to literature and poetry to celebrate their history and legends. The epic of Gilgamesh itself continued to be told and expanded upon, becoming a symbol of humanity.

In the wake of the conflicts with the Barbelos, there were significant advancements in various fields. Agriculture and irrigation techniques improved, leading to increased food production. Mesopotamian scholars made strides in mathematics and astronomy, laying the groundwork for future scientific achievements.

The city-states of Mesopotamia engaged in cultural exchange, sharing knowledge, art, and technologies. This cross-pollination of ideas enriched the region's culture and contributed to its overall development.

# Assyrian Empire

The Assyrian Empire stood as the unyielding bulwark against Lilith Barbelo, the world saw the Assyrians not only as rulers but as protectors, champions of light in a world once shrouded in shadow.

Through their unwavering dedication to safeguarding Mesopotamia, the Assyrians expanded their realm to become one of the grandest empires of the ancient world. It was an era marked by valor, unity, and the enduring pursuit of human civilization's triumph.

# Cyrus The Great

In the year 556 BCE, a significant transformation was unfolding within Babylon. Nabonidus, the son of the Assyrian priestess Adda-Guppi, rose to power, toppling the young king Labashi-Marduk.

However, in 553 BCE, Cyrus the great launched a daring revolt against the formidable Median Empire. He ultimately triumphed over the Medes, seizing their capital city, Ecbatana, Cyrus, believed in a grand vision for a worldwide human kingdom devoid of religious divisions. His dream of a unified, secular empire was a radical departure from the deeply entrenched religious beliefs and practices of the time. Cyrus sought to create a realm where people of various faiths and backgrounds could coexist, free from the constraints of religious dogma.

However the world was full in paganism and the worship of the Barbelos.

As Cyrus consolidated his rule over the vast empire he had inherited, he also inherited territorial conflicts inherited from the Medes. One of these conflicts involved the formidable kingdom of Lydia, ruled by the renowned King Croesus. In 546 BCE, Cyrus clashed with Croesus near the River Halys and emerged victorious.

And Cyrus declared himself a emperor greater than Yahweh Barbelo, marking the birth of The Persian Empire.
Pallava Empire

The Pallava Empire was forged when the last Pallava King and first Emperor of Pallava, Simhavishnu, gained control of the Ikshvaku Kingdom.

Pallava Empire

## Pallava Empire

### Precced by

* Pallava Kingdom
* Ikshvaku Kingdom

### Succeded by

The Kanchipuram Empire

The Pallava Empire has as capital city Mamallapuram, a significant center for Pallava artistic endeavors. The famous Shore Temple and the monolithic Rathas (chariots) are examples of their architectural marvels.

The Pallavas were actively involved in maritime trade, connecting with Southeast Asian countries and contributing to the growth of trade and cultural exchanges. This period witnessed the emergence of Kanchipuram as a major trade and cultural center.

The Pallavas had frequent conflicts with the Chalukya dynasty during this period, resulting in territorial disputes and power struggles. These conflicts shaped the political landscape of South India.

In 600, the Pallava Empire underwent changes, as Mahendravarman I changed the Capital city of the empire to be Kanchipuram and in 20 March of 600 renamed the empire as The Kanchipuram Empire.
Victor Obu

Victor Obu was born in 13 November of 1932 , he was a Child of Olumba Obu and Morgana.

### Relatives

* Olumba Obu
* Morgana Lefay
* Atna Demaio
* Garlois Demaio
* Utnapishtim

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

He Had one step sister and one step brother two twins who were born in 22 October of 1933.

1. Atna Demaio
2. Garlois Demaio

The Family was living in Santa Ana in peace alongside the Pipil people survivors of The Massacre of 1932.

President of El Salvador Hernández Martínez after the 1932 Massacre promoted economic growth based on expansion of large coffee plantations, In 1939, El Salvador got a new constitution,and a high level of education.

Victor and his step Brother and step sister were among the first kids to joined the new education system.

After the Palm Sunday Coup Victor joined the Strike of Fallen Arms.

During this massive political action, Salvadoran society was completely paralysed until Martinez was deposed. Doctors and other professionals joined on May 5 1944, successfully turning it into a general strike.

After attempting to negotiate a later departure date, Hernández Martínez resigned on 9 May and had Andrés Ignacio Menéndez appointed as Provisional President. By May 11 the strike was over and Martinez had fled to exile in Guatemala.

After 1944 Victor became very popular as a teenager for his romantic skills and he and his friend Hulio had found their way with all the girls of El Porvenir Village.

then the village elders were began to hate him and Hulio because of the damage they did to the maidens who were no longer maidens... Hulio was forced to marry Glorey due to her pregnancy by him.

Victor after Hulio's Marriage stopped and found love into one woman named Serile. but they broke up one year later.

since 1946 Victor was a coffee plantation worker in El Porvenir and Santa Ana.

in 1947 Victor Joined the Army of El Salvador and he finished his duties in July of 1950.

Victor now a grown up man asked his mother to teach him Magic so he could use it to start a Gold ore Factory. but Morgana turned down his wish. and Victor left the house after that.

Victor Got Married Serile in 7 of April 1954. On 28 December of 1954 Serile was Pregnant to his child but that day Morgana visited Victor and casted a spell on him to forget her and his fathers. Because Richard had invated them in France.

After that day Victor and his family story is Unknown.

Morgana Visisted Santa Ana again in 1983 but Victors House was destroyed. maybe during the Civil War.
Panagiotis Papas

Panagiotis Papas, the son of Anna and James Papas, was born on May 27, 2022, he was named after Anna's father, Panagiotis.

However, tragedy struck in April 2023 when James was involved in a devastating car crash, leaving Panagiotis without a father. Anna and Panagiotis embarked on a challenging journey of healing and recovery.