Book of The Chronicles of The Kingdom of Omar

A little before the battle of Berk, King Haza of the then called Province of Haza (before it was renamed to the Province Kingdom of Ahmir after his tribe) under the Empire of Atrya, he asked of the written record of the reign of the Kings of the Kingdom of Omar, and he copied them, this was what he had copied from that very record:

## In The Days of Old:

**Chapter 1** In the days of old, where the land has yet to be split into continents, there came forth man, and they multiplied upon the land, abiding with the dragons, the beasts, the fowles, and the creeping things upon the land, and from the loins of man came a man named Mez. It was in the days of Mez where everything upon the land, the sky, the sea, and the giants were corrupted by evil, Mez was then instructed in his spirit to take those that knew no corruption and all of the land and the fowls of the air as well, and to go through the caves deep beneath the land where a great giant lush cave, filled with trees, fruits, and rivers and waterfalls of water were not in regular size. Upon the taste of the fruit pleased Mez well, not tasting as regular fruit upon the surface.

While there, judgment was carried out upon the land and all of the wicked were slain through stars falling from the heavens, and flood waters rising, along with the supercontinent breaking up into separate continents but each were still connected by land bridges. Afterward Mez and the remaining population then drew forth out of the cave and repopulated upon the land. It was through Mez that the Omarites were descended.

Thousands of years had passed and Mez’s descendants grew great in number upon the land, however they were corrupted as well but feared judgment and started worshiping idols. A man descended from Mez named Saidh abode in the desert under a kingdom up North in the continent of \_\_\_\_. There Saidh lived with his father Eber, his brothers Melech, Usher, and Amaziah, and his wife Rena and their sons Tobiah, Joshun, and Ezra. Life got harsh under a corrupt king there, and they journeyed South West unto the continent of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ near the border of \_\_\_\_\_\_. They abode in the grassland North of the Eastern desert till Saidh’s father Eber died. Saidh gained his father’s inheritance and they moved South into the Eastern desert, where they abode, and where he also founded a city and named it after himself, Saidh.

Now the rest of the acts of Saidh and cunning bravery in battle against other tribes and kingdoms along with his clan, behold, are written in the Book of Saidh.

**Chapter 2** Now this is the genealogy of Saidh, Saidh along with his wife Rena had Tobiah, Joshun, and Ezra. Ezra married among the foreign women from an ancient desert kingdom and beget children, so did his brother Tobiah, each brother moved out except for Joshun, Joshun married whom his father picked for him. Saidh picked out a woman named Meri.

They wedded and had sons and daughters, even a son named Dion. Dion begat Lud, Lud begat Hud, Hud begat Carmel, and Carmel begat Omar.

Omar was the forefather of the nation of Omar who abode in the desert. The acts of Omar are written in the book of Omar the Patriarch. Omar practiced polygamy and had wives, with his second wife Liz, he begat a son named Adan, Adan begat Zoban, Zoban begat Azariah, Azariah begat Bechor, Bechor begat Rumah, Rumah begat Daemon, Daemon begat Kish, Kish begat Caleb, and Caleb begat Noam, the First King of Omar, the nation established by their forefather Omar, which is written on the account of his acts.

## King Noam of The Kingdom of Omar:

**Chapter 3** Prior to the time of the kings of Omar, they were constantly under oppression of other corrupted kingdoms and nations, they had judges as leaders but each were corrupted. At the time Noam, a man of cunning, led the Omarites into victory in many battles, and the Omarites crowned him king, believing that this is a sign that they should no longer appoint corrupted judges.

King Noam was twenty and six years old when he began to reign over his people of Omar of the Eastern Coastal Desert. Noam was a good king and continued to lead his men into battle and plundered their enemies, slaying every man, woman, children, and animal of their enemies. However, not with a perfect heart, for Noam led somewhat of a good example of a good leader, beside that of worshiping idols and lust of women, and covet.

King Noam took himself many wives and concubines and begat ten sons and seven daughters.

King Noam’s own sons tried to assassinate him for the throne, and his sons even among themselves tried to slay one another for the throne of Omar. King Noam with a saddened and repentant heart, slew those among his sons who sought to kill for the throne.

**Chapter 4** Due to the wicked acts of King Noam’s sons, he appointed his youngest and most humble son Lau as his heir to the throne. King Noam from then on taught his son Lau the correct way how to rule the kingdom in his stead, and how he should act and learn from any mistakes that were made.

When Prince Lau was twenty years old, King Noam gave unto his son two wives to beget heirs after him.

Then there came a battle that King Noam lead against another rival kingdom, but this time, King Noam never returned home, for he was slain in battle by the hand of the female Pharaoh Reem, she was the most feared ruler in all the land by this time, she had wealth, power, and influence like no other.

King Noam was forty and five years old when he was slain, and he reigned in Omar for nineteen years and his son Lau reigned in his stead as king over Omar.

## King Lau:

**Chapter 5** King Lau was twenty and three years old when he began to reign in Omar, Lau was a good king and hated corruption with a perfect heart, however he was never trained in battle so he sent captains over his men to wage war against the Pharaoh Reem to avenge his father’s death. Instead of Lau learning how to lead a battle, he learned diplomacy from his father while he was still alive.

Pharaoh Reem continued to spread her empire and took some of Omar’s territory with heavy casualties from both sides to the point where they each sought peace. One day King Lau and Pharaoh Reem rode to their borders to discuss peace terms.

King Lau said unto the Pharaoh, “Let us shed no more blood upon this barren land, if this war continues each of us may no longer prosper in our own lands but will surely collapse.” Rharaoh Reem replied unto the king of Omar, “I hath slain giants and nations in my youth,  however when it comes to situations like these, I know not what to do, so I agree to thine terms, however I want to become friends due to your kingdom being like no other, your kingdom is the only kingdom being able to withstand mine. I want to give your taken territories back, but in order for that to happen and to establish our alliances, we must wed, for I hath no heir to rule my empire in my stead,”

King Lau replied unto the Pharaoh, “You understand that by doing this, your empire will no longer be under your father’s dynasty but under my father’s dynasty?” She replied unto him, “Yea, for thou art cunning like no other, and thou deserve this treatment of mine, rather than my cousin ruling in my stead.”

**Chapter 6** The Empire of Varun under Pharaoh Reem and Omar under King Lau made peace and were wedded. They later had children together, and their firstborn together as Reem’s heir over her Empire was a son named Gesh. Afterward Omar began trade and continued to increase their peace between each other throughout Lau’s reign.

King Lau throughout the rest of his reign built palaces in Omar, and in Varun for his wife the Empress Reem and their children together, and Lau even built towns, homes, and temples within his kingdom and Reem’s Empire. King Lau had peace throughout the rest of his reign. When King Lau was older, his wife, Pharaoh Reem, of Varun died by reason of age and their son Gesh reigned in her stead as Emperor of Varun and remained at peace and at trade with Omar.

Now King Lau was twenty and three years old when he began to reign in Omar, and he reigned fifty years and died peacefully in his sleep at the age of seventy and three years old. And Lau’s son and heir with his first wife, Cal reigned in his stead over Omar.

## King Cal:

**Chapter 7** King Cal was fifty and one years old when he became king of Omar, Cal was a good king devoted to serving his people and that of maintaining peace with the Empire of Vanur, however not with a perfect heart.

King Cal was on a stroll one day in Omar, when a homeless woman went up to the king and begged him to follow her to where she claimed that her son was sick, so that the king could help him get treated. King Cal hearkened unto her words for desperate help, and they rode into an abandoned desert home. However, upon arriving there, when he entered alone with a healing potion, the door suddenly slammed shut and locked, and Cal the king turned his back realizing what was going on, for there was no son sick in the home.

The homeless woman then pulled out a dagger in an attempt to slay him for the throne, but then the king with his strong might quickly with his left hand grabbed the woman’s right arm with the dagger with a tight and strong grip causing her to drop the dagger, and with his right hand, he locked his hand around her neck and pinned her against the wall of the home choking her, in that moment, the king had rage of being tricked in him, that he boiled red not aware of his action in his right sense, that he choked the woman to death.

It wasn’t until she fell dead that the king came to his senses. He realized that he used violence on a vulnerable person. King Cal then opened the door to a surprising crowd of subjects flocking to see if the king was well, when they saw the dead body of the woman in the home, they saw in their eyes that their king was evil and threw stones at him in an attempt to stone him to death. King Cal was escorted back to the palace being blocked by his guards from the stoning going on.

King Cal repented of his evil doing and wept in shame. Cal did not eat for three days nor three nights, nor did he drink for those days and nights either. King Cal was fifty and one years old when he began to reign, and he reigned two years in Omar, and he died, by reason of his age, and Nahid, Cal’s son reigned in his stead.

## King Nahid:

Chapter 8 Nahid was twenty and nine years old when he began to reign in Omar, however, Nahid was not a good king, he stole cattle, women, and gold, and raised the taxes in Omar for the sake of him having more gold. King Nahid was the reason at this point for Omar’s reputation with the Empire of Vanur to be ruined, when they heard of the acts of his reign, for they were not pleased with him and gave him less trade.

For this, King Nahid waged war with the Empire of Vanur and was slain in the first and only battle with them during his reign.

King Nahid was twenty and nine years old when he began to reign, and he reigned eight years in Omar, and was slain by the hand of Pharaoh Ben-Asher, the son of Pharaoh Gesh, the son of King Lau of Omar. King Nahid was thirty and seven years old when he was slain, and his son Nahim, reigned in his stead.

## King Nahim:

Chapter 9 King Nahim was sixteen years old when he began to reign in Omar, King nahim was a good king but he wasn’t perfect, he made haste to repair the damage done to the alliance with the Varunite Empire, but to no avail when Pharaoh Ben-Asher saw in his eyes that Omar was a pest to their empire, however the King of Omar persuaded them to be at peace but they would no longer trade with each other, for the damage was done by Nahim’s father.

King Nahim also made haste and gave back the gold and belongings to the people that his father stole in order to restore their reputation. This worked, for the people of Omar saw that Nahim was a worthy ruler in their own eyes. And King Nahim lowered the taxes by a whole lot as well. Economy was back on track, and King Nahim had ships built along the eastern desert coast, for they ruled that area as well, incase of incoming threats from the sea.

**Chapter 10** Another kingdom called Kahim from across the sea from the continent of \_\_\_\_\_\_, were at trade with Omar till the action of King Nahid took place, which by that reason they declared war on Omar. During Nahim’s reign, Nahim had ships built incase of attack from Kahim.

One night, Kahim sailed to Omar with their men armed with the intention to overtake them and to take them captive back to Kahim as slaves. They rushed and plundered villages making their way to the capital and they attempted to lay siege to the capital of Omar, which at the time was named Saidh.

King Nahim awoke and armed himself and his men, and held off the Kahim force and their siege ramps. Along the wall, Omar poured boiling hot lava onto the siege ramps causing some burn marks on them, but they didn’t give up to break down the city gate with the ramps.

King Nahim plotted and snuck out the back gate (for Kahim didn’t know Saidh had a back gate) with a few heavily armed men and came in from behind the Kahimite forces and led a great slaughter of the Kahimite men.

The remaining Kahimite men abandoned the ramps and the siege plan and attempted to flea back to their ships, however they took another route and didn’t know the land, so they fell into slimepits where King Nahim and his men finished the remaining men off taking no one captive, and took their loot.

When the king of Kahim got the news from the battle, he was left discouraged, and no longer laid any attempts to take Omar throughout the rest of his reign in Kahim.

**Chapter 11** After the battle, Omar became a safer and a more secure kingdom, and repaired the damages caused by Kahim. King Nahim began to sneak out in disguise and drank at taverns, even drank a lot in his own palace, and the people began to call their hero king a drunkard.

King Nahim became arrogant and began to not care for diplomacy, and he became so drunk, that he died while merry in his heart within his own bedchamber with some of his concubines.

King Nahim was sixteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned eleven years in Omar, and died from drunkenness at the age of twenty and seven years old, and his son Joah reigned in his stead.

## King Joah:

**Chapter 12** King Joah was nine years old when he began to reign, and he was a good and a shy king, he was shy on his throne and barely spoke when people were presented before him, King Joah had a corrupted advisor named Sager, who pretended to be a good man and to be a father figure to Joah, and he helped him to overcome his social anxiety and educated him as he grew. By the time King Joah was twelve, he was brave enough to talk to other people overcoming his anxiety.

One time while he was still twelve, his advisor Sager made an appointment with King Arius of the far kingdom of Azuria all the way South in the continent of \_\_\_\_\_\_, to be presented before King Joah and to discuss some matters with him.

When this came to pass, King Arius took his ten year old daughter, Princess Zia with him, and were both brought forth before King Joah on his throne. King Joah wondered in his own mind as to why two royal people were before him, he then said to them, “I am king Joah of the Desert Kingom of Omar, what matters hath you with me?” King Arius then saith unto the king of Omar, “Might I present myself as King Arius of Azuria, which is located deep South in the continent of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, I am here on the matter of making an arrangement to wed you to my daughter Princess Zia, for when ye each come of the right age.

To this, King Joah looked at his advisor and asked him, “Did ye make this arrangement?” His advisor Sager replied unto the king, “I did sire, for you do need a queen one day, and this way, we have another kingdom to trade and make peace with.” His words pleased King Joah and he accepted the proposal, King Arius and Princess Zia then departed back to their kingdom.

**Chapter 13** Years pass and King Joah is twenty years of age and old enough to wed, though he declined concubines when he was offered to be given them. Joah only thought of Princess Zia of Azuria, for he looks forward to having her. After their first meeting, they constantly wrote letters to each other excited for the wedding.

Advisor Sager entered into the king’s chamber and said unto him, “The banquet is ready for after the wedding and the guests should be arriving soon.” The king then replied to him, “Good, I’ll get changed immediately.”

Later the guests arrive and King Joah and Princess Zia are wedded, and Zia gets her title as Queen of Omar. Then later at the banquet, King Joah makes a toast, then as soon as they sip, King Arius of Azuria gets poisoned, and they manage to get the poison out of him, then the king of Omar orders for an investigation to go on to find who had the drink poisoned.

Later in the advisor’s chamber, he in frustration said to himself, “Why didn’t the poison immediately kill the king of Azuria?! He should have died where they should have become enemies where I could have secretly slain Joah and I should have become king to fix the situation and establish my kingdom!?!” Sager wept in his chamber for a while, then got his spirit back afterward.

**Chapter 14** A few years go by and Sager has yet to be caught, nor did Joah catch anyone related to the poison for Sager hired no one as this was a solo conspiracy. By this time, King Joah and Queen Zia had two sons and a daughter together, all named Rohan, Eliab, and Jecoliah.

Jecoliah however, had fair hair and skin, as she looked like a desert swan, Sager lusted after the king’s daughter.

When Princess Jecoliah went to play in the garden alone, Sager creeped behind making sure no one was watching, and he took her and was stopped by guards, and they released Jecoliah, and brought forth Sager before the king, and the king said unto him, “Explain thyself why hast thou attempted to take my daughter away!?” Sager replied, “Nay my lord, for I saw a spy who was going to attempt to take thine daughter!” The king responded, “If this is true, we will have more security and have guards constantly at my daughter’s side, you are free to go, but if ye are caught in an act like this again, depending on what ye are caught doing, ye shall either be banished, locked in a cell for the rest of thine days, or ye shall be beheaded!”

Sager kissed the king’s feet, thanking him for his life, and he departed.

Sager later was furious with himself for getting caught, and plotted to take Jecoliah again but somehow do it without getting caught.

A year passed and Princess Jecoliah was watching her brothers train in combat, Sager suddenly ran up and said unto the guards who were guarding the royal children, “Bandit attack! Bandit attack! Go ye, and fend them off!” However a few go and the rest stay.

In rage, Sager had enough and drew a dagger and attempted to stab a guard, but before he could slay a single one, he was stabbed in the back with a sword by another guard.

And Sager’s head was brought before the king and they told him of what Sager tried to do. Later they investigated his chamber and found notes of his motives and evidence leading to him being the one to poison Queen Zia’s father.

Upon learning this, King Joah wept and saw his father figure now as a worthless traitor who only used him to get what he wanted.

**Chapter 15** war raged again with vulnar against the Pharaoh Akish, and Prince Rohan and Prince Eliab both led the battle against him, and the kingdom of Omar prevailed over the empire, for they were on the verge of splitting. After the battle, a conspiracy took place against the pharaoh and he was slain, and the empire split into three kingdoms, the Vulnar Kingdom, the Ozem Kingdom, and the Zehi Kingdom.

Zehi wanted to make peace with Omar by giving one of the late Pharaoh’s daughters to Prince Rohan as his wife for she sided with the Kingdom of Zehi. And Ozem sided with no one, but waged war against Vulnar alone.

Omar agreed to the terms with the Kingdom of Zehi and Prince Rohan and Princess Adah of Zehi, the daughter of the late Pharaoh Akish, the son of Pharaoh Huam, the son of Pharaoh Ben-Asher, were wedded.

Then king Joah fell ill and died. King Joah was nine years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in Omar thirty years, and he was thirty and nine years old when he died, and his son Rohan reigned in his stead.

## King Rohan:

**Chapter 16** King Rohan was eighteen years old when he began to reign in Omar, and he was a good king, however, not with the right heart nor right intentions, he made himself look good in his people’s eyes but he was perverted in private.

He took any women he lusted after, even intentionally made war with a kingdom called Lystra. He even stole women for his harem, and stole their father’s belongings.

King Rohan also took a Princess from the Kingdom of Ozem named Eliza, daughter of King Elizam, and gave her to his son Prince Zohan, born from King Rohan’s wife Queen Adah, to be his bride.

Eventually a conspiracy from among the Omarite citizens went against the king and he was slain while drawing water from a river outside the city walls, and he died.

King Rohan was eighteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned twenty and eight years in Omar, and he was forty and six years old when he died, and his son Zohan reigned in his stead.

## King Zohan:

**Chapter 17** King Zohan was twenty years old when he began to reign, and he was an evil king, and stole those of which he coveted of his citizens, and he was slain by one of his brothers and died without children despite being wedded to Princess Eliza of Ozem, the daughter of King Elizam of Ozem and sister to King Amrys of Ozem.

King Zohan was twenty years old when he began to reign and he reigned one year in Omar, and he was twenty and one years old when he was slain, and his brother Ashish who had killed him, reigned in his stead, for King Zohan has no children.

## King Ashish:

**Chapter 18** King Ashish was nineteen years old when he began to reign and he was an evil king. King Ashish led a campaign against rebels and those trying to conspire against him to put fear into the people of Omar.

King Ashish even broke into his own subject’s home to go in unto their fair daughters and wives, and maidens of their homes, for the king desires and coveted any women of that which he saw in his own kingdom.

King Ashish even stole his dead brother’s wife Princess Eliza of Ozem as his wife, and she bore him children.

Due to this, an uproar among his people went up, and they had riots and formed parties to bring down the monarchy.

King Ashish’s son Prince Takish, sought this as an opportunity to please the people and to have himself set upon his father’s throne to confirm the kingdom in his hand.

So the Prince made haste, and cut off his father’s head and presented it before the people upon the balcony of the palace to please those who wish to bring down the monarchy. On that thought, Takish promised the people some set of rules to be put in place to prevent corruption. To this, the majority of the people were pleased, but the groups formed remained and continuously conspired to bring down the monarchy and be kingless.

King Ashish was nineteen years of age when he began to reign, and he reigned in Omar for fifteen years, and King Ashish was thirty and fours years of age when his son slew him, and his son Takish reigned in his stead.

## King Takish:

**Chapter 19** King Takish was fifteen years of age when he began to reign, and he was a bad king, failing to live up to some of his promises that he had made unto his people, however, his people loved him more than his father. King Takish held campaigns to bring down the groups that were formed to destroy the monarchy.

King Takish then sought to destroy and conquer the Kingdom of Zehi, and he took it without losing a battle, then Omar went to war with Ozem.

The King of Ozem at the time was a fat King named Emrys. He had no child and desired any food he could get his hands on, he even underfeed his citizens and military, and they were on the verge of collapsing as a nation and kingdom, for they were constantly corrupted all their days.

King Takish easily took Ozem and slew the fat king, and had him on display on his own palace balcony, for they chose not to burn it down, till they took him down days later.

King Takish forced his niece Princess Zahana, the daughter of his sister Princess Riah of Ozem (for his sister was given wife unto King Emrys' brother Prince Joz of Ozem), to be his wife, and he went in unto her against her own will for his own pleasure, and she bore him children.

Later on, an empire formed in the north, and they took down the Kingdom of Vulnar, and took the citizens captive. King Takish went forth to battle against them, and King Takish was slain in battle by the Emperor Rolish of the Empire of Zem

King Takish was fifteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned nineteen years in Omar, and he was thirty and four years old when he was slain, and his wife Princess Zahara of Ozem, their son together, Prince Amira of Omar, reigned in his father’s stead.

## King Amira:

**Chapter 20** King Amira was twenty and one years old when he began to reign, and he was a good king and tried his best to fight off against the Emperor of the Zemite Empire, and grew desperate for the safety of his people. King Amira began to worship idols and sacrificed sheep unto them, but got no response, nor help to fend against the Zemite Empire.

He then resorted to sacrificing babies unto the idols, and his people hated him for that. He even taught his son Prince Anais the rituals of sacrificing children and sheep to the idols, but the Prince despised doing that, rather he sought a god or goddess to help their kingdom.

King Amira was later slain in battle by the hands of the Emperor Rolish, and the kingdom of Omar rejoiced at this death, and were sure that the kingdom was going to fall under his son’s reign.

King Amira was twenty and one years old when he became king, and he reigned ten years in Omar, and he was slain in battle against the Empire of Zem, and he was thirty and one years old when he died, and his son Anais reigned in his stead.

## King Anais:

**Chapter 21** King Anais was thirteen years old when he began to reign, and he was a good king, but we was sore afraid that they were going to fall into the hands of the Zemite Empire, so he ended child sacrifice, and sought any gods and goddesses for blessings to have peace from the Empire, and to cause the Empire to fall.

However he found none, and did his best to fight off the Zemite Empire. Later on Emperor Rolish died, and his son Enis became Emperor of Zem in his stead. Enis made peace with Omar, and paid back everything to Omar for the damage done.

And King Anais fell down and wept in relief at the news. The young King later went on to rebuild his kingdom, marry wives and have children by them, and see his own children get married to women. King Anais also rebuilt his own reputation in his people’s eyes.

King Anais was thirteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned sixty years in Omar, and he was seventy and three years of age when he died, and his son Joah II reigned in his stead.

## King Joah II:

**Chapter 22** King Joah II was forty and nine years of age when he began to reign, and he was a bad king. He tried his best to live up to his father, but he corrupted himself with the lust of having gold, and he raised his taxes greatly for the sake of his own pleasure to have them.

King Joah II even without thinking, one day tried to eat a gold ingot of which he got as a tax, and he choked on it and died.

King Joah II was forty and nine years old when he began to reign, and he reigned only one month in Omar, and was still Forty and Nine years old when he died, and his son Lau II reigned in his stead.

## King Lau II:

**Chapter 23** King Lau II was twenty and four years of age when he began to reign, and he was a corrupt king. He established child sacrifice, opened arenas to watch the entertainment of bloodshed among his own slaves, and even executed every prisoner he ever has, and none of them live to be able to get out of prison alive, even the prisoners of war.

King Lau II one time made a mistake where he captured a captain of war from the Kahimites, and the king of Kahim sent letters unto the king of Omar to pay him to release his captain, whose name was Adam. But King Lau II refused to let him go, and he had Captain Adam sent to the arena where he died for sport.

Once the King of Kahim got the news from a spy that his captain was dead, he vowed for revenge and waged war against Omar.

King Lau II had many naval battles against Kahim, with Kahim having most of the victories. King Lau II later died from poison from another Kahimite spy, and he died.

King Lau II was twenty and four years of age when he began to reign, and he reigned in Omar for three years, and he died from poison. His brother Shelah reigned in his brother’s stead, for King Lau II had no child.

## King Shelah:

**Chapter 24** King Shelah was twenty and two years old when he began to reign, and he was an evil king, he fought against the Kingdom of  Kahim hard, and was determined to make them go extinct. Many bloodshed took place over the sea, and on Kahim’s land when they began to take it over.

Omar completely destroyed Kahim and slew every citizen, making them go extinct, taking no prisoners alive. King Shelah even waged war against the Empire of Zem and cut trade ties with Azuria.

The Kingdom of Azuria later fell to another kingdom far South. King Shelah had many victories against the Zemite Empire, and even slew the Emperor Nahash, the son of the late Emperor Enis. And the Zemite Empire collapsed. And Omer dominated the entire eastern coastal desert, and became a huge trading nation. And King Shelah later died in his sleep.

King Shelah was twenty and two years of age when he began to reign, and he reigned in Omar for thirty and six years, and his son Shilo reigned in his stead.

## King Shilo And The Collapse of The Kingdom of Omar:

**Chapter 25** King Shilo was twenty years old when he began to reign, and he was a wicked ruler, he slew any of his citizens for sport, and took anything and anyone he coveted in his own kingdom, and begat children, and a son named Ahmir.

One of the unknown goddesses that was worshiped, was tired and angry and Omar for their corruption, so she caused a mixture of a tsunami and sandstorm to wipe out the Kingdom of Omar, but saved Prince Ahmir to preserve the king’s seed, so they could be redeemed and repopulate as a new and better people. Even other citizens that survived scattered throughout the face of Enrian.

King Shilo was twenty years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in Omar thirty years, and his kingdom and his reign came to an end when the unknown goddess swept away the entire existence of the Kingdom of Omar.

Therefore the Kingdom of Omar lasted for three hundred and twenty and two years, and had sixteen kings sit upon the ancient throne of Omar.

Afterwards Ahmir, the son of the final king, grew and founded the tribe named after himself, Ahmir. He knew of his father and the kingdom’s destruction, and refused to migrate from the desert where the jackals wander, vowing to never step foot into the grassland in his life in order to stay close to the ruins of the kingdom. After this, the remainder of Omar’s enemies fell into other country hands.

Ahmir wedded a foreigner and had Adel, then Adel took a wife and begat Shelah, then Shelah begat Jarmuth, the same is the one who was the greatest chief among the children of Ahmir, then Jarmuth begat Jazer, then Jazer begat Reuben, and Reuben begat Haza, the same is the King over The Tribe of Ahmir.