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Ancient Asia

Following Hera's victory and the formation of the Kingdom of Babylon, the Khaal region experienced a unique phase in its history.

## Ancient Asia

### Succeded by

Korea

While other kingdoms were placed under Hera's rule, these vast lands was left relatively untouched by her authority. This allowed the Khaal people to chart their own course of development without direct interference from the ruling power, leading to a period of peace and independence.

The people embarked on a journey of cultural and societal advancement. This era witnessed the gradual evolution of traditional practices and the emergence of new cultural norms.

Agriculture played a pivotal role during this period. Villages began to emerge as people transitioned from a primarily hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled agricultural communities. The cultivation of crops and domestication of animals allowed for more stable food sources and the growth of these communities.

By 3,500 BCE, some of these agricultural settlements had grown into early cities. These cities became hubs of trade, culture, and innovation. The construction of rudimentary infrastructure, such as walls, roads, and irrigation systems, marked the beginning of urbanization.

The myths and beliefs of the gods, continued to influence the cultural and spiritual landscape of the region. These legends were passed down through oral traditions and served as a source of identity and inspiration for the Khaal people.

However.... their peace ended in 3,000 BCE with the arrival of Pirates.
Aeon

Aeon's and Archaeon's are not a Hellenistic deity or "life", "vital force" or "being", "generation" or "a period of time", or "age" ,"ages", "forever", "timeless" or "for eternity", "century". or mahakalpa or souls, or saints... a Aeon is a Angel. and a Archaeon is a Archangel.

However , Aeons are not supernatural spiritual being's who serves God.

or celestial intermediaries between Heaven and humanity. or protectors and guides for humans, they dont have bird wings, halos, and divine light.

The Aeon's are servants of The Realm of Barbelo. but they are Barbelo as well, they are all children of Pistis Sophia the mother of the Barbelo's.

# The Aeon's have hierarchies.

Barbelo

Archaeon

Seraphim

Cherubim Thrones Gathas

Virtue

Aeon

Gatha Aeon Stix Aeon Ibrah Aeon

Messenger Aeon

Aeons,Gatha Aeons,Stix Aeons,Ibrah Aeons and Messenger Aeons can be killed by normal sword's and weapon's.

however they are all well trained in combat.

Aeons are known to be shapeshifter's they can change form or pose as a friend.

Therefor Aeon's are used by the other Barbelo's as soldier's... they are the perfect pets who executes commands with no questions ask....even if that command is to end their own existence.
Allah Barbelo

Allah is the God that is Worshiped by Islam. also known as the supreme deity with 99 Names, each one being a quality of God.

## Allah

Allah's Face made with Artflow based on as it appear's in Athena's temple in Sri lanka

## Physical description

### Species

Barbelo

However...Allah is one of the most powerful Barbelo's

Allah is known to be able to stop Yahweh when he wanted to destroy Earth.

Allah is one of the many Barbelos (according to Jesus) who did was not in Yahweh's side when he tried to kill Pistis Sophia and Allah was remained in the Realm of Barbelo when The Great Will exiled Yahweh's Attack Force to Earth.

why Allah was wanted for Humanity to survive or how Yahweh was changed his mind remains a mystery that probably will never be resolved.

Allah is Mentioned again in much later time when the Archaeon *Jibril Barbelo was sent with the Archaeon Gabriel Barbelo through the Valhalla gate to continue the mission of Jesus Barbelo , the Archaeon's found Muhammad in 613 CE and did exactly as they was ordered by Allah.*

no one knows if Allah choose Muhammad or if the Aeons somehow seen something in him , but that is the story we know that took place.

however , Muhammad miss understood the aeons words because of the cruelty of East Holy Roman Empire and he believed that they was speaking about Christianity Jesus and Saints who had salvaged the Black stone from Artemis Temple years ago and he created the Religion of Islam.

Jibril and Gabriel sooner or later had returned to Barbelo, we can guess..
Berossus

Berossus was born around or before 27,700 BCE in Phthia Kingdom. She was a Hero who died for Humanity.

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Berossus followed the Sorcerer Noeh in his rebelion. She and Ziusudra a 39 years old man stole weapons from the dead Aeons and with Noeh and the People they invaded into Murduck chambers and managed to kill Murduck Barbelo.

But they did not killed all the Aeons. Hermes was above them in the sky and casted the Flood before its time to kill all the humans who dared to kill Murduck.

Noeh,Berossus,Ziusudra and the other unnamed hero's died.

In much later time, Ziusudra revealed that Berossus and Noeh was in love and that Berossus was pregnant when Hermes Aeon killed them.
Anubis Barbelo

Anubis had no desire of power like the other Barbelos.

# History

In 27,978 BCE, Anubis followed Ra who supported Yahweh's Coup against Pistis Sophia. and The Great will exiled her in Earth.

Anubis became queen of Aigypton kingdom with Ra as king.

### The Atlan War

500 years later a group of Figintuqua space-ship got crushed on our world earth.

Cronus rescued the aliens and made them his slaves. He gave them the area of today South Sudan to create a nation called Atlantis.

Yahweh got furious by this development and ordered his Queen Murduck to create spiritual clones of humans and archangels and he later send them to destroy Atlantis. and around 29,490 years ago the Atlan war began.

When a young man named Shiva and his friend Vishnu sliced in two Vedas Aeon and Liberated the military camp of Babylonia.

Yahweh destroyed the entire city of Babylonia and all the captured aeons by humans.

Ra and Anubis got angry with Yahweh's actions and raged a war against yahweh, however Shiva survived from the attack with the help of Inanna Barbelo and they went to the 4th kingdom of the gods in the north known as Asgard.

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.

Atlantis was destroyed along with the Figintuqua aliens, Ra and Anubis were also killed.

After Lord Shiva's sacrifice the Barbelos were in war. the old 9 kingdoms was now 8. Cronus named himself king of Aigypton with Sehmet Barbelo as Queen.

# Mythology

In Pagan stories of Ancient Egypt, Anubis turned to be a Male, God of Underworld.
Gnosticism

Gnosticism (from Ancient Greek: γνωστικός, - gnōstikós -'having knowledge') was a religion that was born through The Rose and the Cross teachings.

# History

In Alexandria the order of  The Rose and The Cross thrived as a beacon of wisdom and history.

Within the walls of the Ptolemaic University, students were exposed to a diverse curriculum that integrated mathematical concepts, mechanics, metaphysics, and even magic.

The teachings of the Rose and Cross Order birthed a spiritual offshoot—a path known as Gnosticism. Emerging as a "child" of the order's teachings, Gnosticism delved into the realms of hidden knowledge, seeking to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos and the nature of divinity.

As time passed, the rise of Christian fanaticism cast a shadow over the intellectual and mystical pursuits of the Rose and Cross Order and Gnosticism. The destruction of the Rose and Cross Church and the burning of the Library of Alexandria became harbingers of an era dominated by religion.

In Alexandria, the city of learning, the Gnostic movement thrived under the influence of the teachings of the Rose and Cross Order.

Within the teachings of the Order. Barbelo and the Asherah were grouped as Pleroma.

Gnostics sought to understand the roots of the Pleroma and its master the Great Will.

The Christians leaders deemed Gnosticism as a dangerous heresy that needed to be die. They burned Gnostic texts and branded Gnostics as purveyors of false knowledge. The teachings of the Rose and Cross Order and the Gnostic communities faced suppression, as Christianity took power.

Gnostic communities, determined to preserve their precious knowledge and sacred traditions, valiantly ensured the transmission of their wisdom to future generations.

However, the passage of time and the destructive fury of Christian opposition resulted in a transformation within Gnosticism itself. The original texts, consumed by the fires of zealotry, gave way to a more mythological expression of the faith. This metamorphosis introduced the concept of the pleroma as Pistis Sophia Barbelo House—an evolution that left an indelible mark on the essence of Gnosticism.

In the eyes of the Vatican and the Christian establishment, Gnosticism stood among the ranks of heretical movements. Each of these dissident sects bore its own set of distinctive beliefs and teachings, collectively challenging the established Christian order.

Here is the list of heresies that emerged and influenced the religious landscape until 600 CE:

* Montanism
* Marcionism
* Manichaeism
* Arianism
* Donatism
* Nestorianism
* Pelagianism
* Bogomilism
* The Order of the Dark Flame
* Rosicrucianism
* The Order of Isis

As Gnosticism died as a order, these movements, with their unique tenets and teachings, posed significant challenges to the Christian establishment and the House of Christ Society.
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Balkan Horror Opera

Balkan Horror Opera heavy metal festival poster 1994. Belgrade , Yugoslavia

## Intro

Balkan Horror Opera was two days heavy metal festival held in Belgrade at 27th and 28th of may 1994.

After hyper inflation in Yugoslavia stopped ,early in 1994 , beside been in army reserve unit , Konstantin Polzovic started to planed new event.

After disabanded Hard Metal magazine and Brutal Reality Tortour1992/1993 new bands emerged and after 3 years in a row of heavy metal festivals in Novi Sad ,

( YU Metal Attack 1989.   , YU Metal Attack 1990.    , Hard Metal festival  ) decision was made to put 2 days event in big hall of Belgrade  Dom Omladine , capacity 1500 .

Bloodbath were recording new album Frustrations and they gain a lot of interest among audience and they were put as headliners of with additional 6 bands on bill begore them each night.

Since war in Bosnia rages , with soon to come Nato bombardments of Serbian territories and ongoing ethnic cleansing in Croatia ,

former country Yugoslavia was disapearaing in war and only bands from Serbia , Macedonia and Romania were performed.

Promotion and tickets pre sale was done through mail order Explosive fanzine and Explosive records

First night was amazing with great performances but second night was sold out with more than 1500 people in audience

Also promotion was done through Hard Metal video magazine TV show aired on Television Novi Sad from 1991.

## Bands performing :

### 27th May 1994.

Vervil

Svarog

Crash

Necrophobia

Rapid Force

Neurotica

Bloodbath

### 28th may 1994.

Demoniac

Black Orchid

P.M.S.

Heller

Dead Joker

Sanatorium

Bloodbath

Note : bands are not listed in order of performance

Balkan Horror Opera represent last heavy metal festival organized by Aleksandar and Konstantin Polzovic

Shortly after Explosive records and Explosive fanzine stopped , as well records and tape distributions.

Most of the concert were recorded in SVHS and 70 mins edited material exist as unpublished Balkan Horror Opera VHS tape Explosive records
Kingdom of Italy

In 476 CE, the last Roman emperor, Romulus Augustus, was deposed by Odoacer and marked the end for the Western Roman Empire. Odoacer became the king of Italy.

Kingdom of Italy Flag

## Kingdom of Italy

### Succeded by

* Ostrogothic Kingdom

in 484, Odoacer rebelled against Emperor Zeno of the Eastern Empire. In 490, Zeno appointed Theoderic the Great as the new viceroy of Italy, and Theoderic besieged Odoacer in Ravenna for three years. Theoderic invited Odoacer to a peace banquet on 15 March 493, where Theoderic had him murdered and added the Kingdom to his new Kingdom.
Gawain

Sir Gawain was a Knight of Kamelot, he was known for his bravery, courtesy, and skill in battle.

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Sir Gawain was born around 469 in the picts. around 485 he joined the army of Kamelot and helped prince Arthur prepare to be the next king of kamelot.

Sir Gawain was known for his strength, bravery, courtesy and chivalry.

in 492, Sir Gawain had a tragic love affair with Lady Ragnell of the saxons, Lady Ragnell committed suicide by falling off the castle of kamelot out of her love for Sir Gawain but she was rejected by him due to his loyalty to King Uther forcing the Kamelot Rule and Roman Law to the saxons.

When Artoria returned from Rome and became the Queen of Kamelot. Sir Gawain served as one of the knights under Queen Artoria. He remained loyal to Kamelot and its people, even during the tumultuous reign of Queen Artoria.

However, on 6 March of 521 Artoria killed Guinevere and Sir Gawain to serve her plan.

In Fiction, Sir Gawain is connected to the quest for The Holy Grail.
Golden Horde

The Mongol invasion in 1242, which resulted in the sack of Kiev and the establishment of the Golden Horde,

Golden Horde Flag

## Golden Horde

### Location

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### Succeded by

The Russian Empire

In the years following the Battle on the Ice, Alexander Nevsky's reputation spread, and he was sought after for counsel and alliances. Recognizing the importance of unity in the face of external threats, Nevsky advocated for cooperation among the Russian principalities.

Nevsky's diplomatic achievements included forging alliances with neighboring principalities such as Vladimir-Suzdal, Tver, and Pskov. These alliances were based on mutual interests and a shared understanding of the need for collective defense against foreign invaders.

Nevsky's diplomatic endeavors laid the groundwork for future consolidations and the eventual formation of a Russian state. The alliances he forged and the spirit of cooperation he fostered set the stage for the emergence of Moscow as a dominant power in the region.

Determined to break free from Mongol control, Prince Dmitry Donskoy and the Russian forces achieved a decisive victory in the Battle of Kulikovo, fought near the Don River. This triumph showcased the growing strength and resilience of the Russian principalities, marking a significant step towards weakening Mongol dominance. Although the Mongols maintained their influence over the region for a while longer.

By 1480 Ivan III boldly rejected Mongol rule, refusing to pay tribute and effectively severing their formal control over Moscow and its surrounding territories. This monumental event, known as the "Great Standing on the Ugra River," symbolized the final rupture between the Russian principalities and the Mongol overlords. Moscow, having defied the Mongols, emerged as the rising center of Russian power, asserting itself as a formidable force within the region.

In 1547, Ivan IV ascended to the throne and was crowned the first Tsar of Russia, earning the moniker "Ivan the Terrible." His reign marked a period of significant growth and consolidation of power, giving birth to the Russian Empire.
Ao Qin

Ao Qin, born of the union between the Jade Emperor Ao Guang and Empress Lian.

Ao Qin Created with Artflow.ai

# Early Life

Ao Qin was born in 1,118 BCE in the Jade Empire. From young age, his destiny was intertwined with the vast expanse of the Southern Seas, elevated to the position of the "Dragon King of the South Sea," Ao Qin's leadership ensured harmony among the land.

Bestowed with immortality through the powers of the Djinn, Ao Qin's reign became a testament to the enduring power of the Jade Empire.

# Monkey King

In 955 BCE, under the tutelage of King Erlang Shen, Sun Wukong accessed the legendary weapon, The Pillar, and a set of armor and helmet adorned with precious gems.

Sun Wukong's audacious challenge to the Jade Emperor's forces led to accusations of thievery and a subsequent confrontation with the immortal kings, Ao Qin, Ao Shun, and Ao Run. Overwhelmed by their power, King Erlang Shen intervened, proposing a four-year period for Sun Wukong to study the arts of warfare and sorcery. Empowered by the Jade Emperor's gifts, Sun Wukong embarked on a quest to refine his newfound abilities and Ao Qin returned to his kingdom.

# Mara

In 991 BCE, the Jade Empire faced Mara. This ominous entity, unleashed chaos and devastation.

Despite their unwavering determination, the insatiable force overpowered the Dragon King, consuming him and leaving a void in the once-harmonious Southern Seas. The death of Ao Qin and his Immortal family, was the end for the Jade Empire.

# Legacy

Ao Qin's story, left an indelible mark on the collective consciousness of the people. As the "Dragon King of the South Sea," his reign symbolized harmony and leadership, embodying the virtues that the people aspired to emulate. The tale of his encounter with the Monkey King and the subsequent confrontation with Mara became moral allegories, imparting lessons of courage, humility, and the inevitability of facing formidable challenges.

The enduring legacy of Ao Qin's story remains a source of inspiration for contemporary Chinese culture, influencing literature, cinema, and popular media. Modern adaptations and reinterpretations keep the spirit of the Dragon King alive, ensuring that his tale transcends the boundaries of time.

1. Xi you ji: Da nao tian gong (2014)

2. The Great Sage (2020)

3. League of Gods (2016)

And more films and tv series that may not specifically focus on Ao Qin, they contribute to the larger tapestry of Chinese history and showcase the enduring appeal of these timeless tales in contemporary cinema.
Ba'athism

Nasserism gave birth to Ba'athist ideology which is a opposite ideology with a Nationalist view, created by Saddam Hussein and later adopted by Hafez al-Assad, Bashar al-Assad and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Ba'athism, means "resurrection" and "renaissance" in Arabic, is a political ideology that gained prominence in several countries, including Iraq and Syria, and was characterized by nationalism and Nasserism.

It promotes the idea of a shared Arab heritage and the common bonds among Arab nations. Like Nasserism, it fosters a strong sense of pride and identity among Arabs.

However, Ba'athism has a nationalist view, based on rich history of Mesopotamia, this region is often referred to as the "Cradle of Civilization" due to its historical significance, including ancient Babylon, the Persian Empire, the conquests of Alexander the Great and the glory of The Ottoman Empire.

Ba'athists believe that the historical legacy of Mesopotamia should be extended and promoted on the global stage. This expansionist view can be seen as a form of territorial nationalism.

Ba'athism ideology envisions a world in which their historical and cultural legacy plays a central role. It places significant importance on preserving and celebrating the cultural and historical achievements of the Mesopotamian region. This includes the promotion of its ancient history, languages, and cultural traditions.

Ba'athism advocates for secularism as a means of fostering cultural and intellectual development while distancing itself from religious extremism. It aims to modernize society and governance.

Like Nasserism, Ba'athism also oppose imperialism and foreign influence. It sought to establish a more independent and assertive role for Arab nations on the world stage.

Ba'athism embraces the idea of state ownership and control of strategic industries and resources. This means that sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and agriculture would be nationalized to ensure they serve the collective interest of the Arab people. The state plays a central role in planning and directing the economy.

Ba'athism advocates for comprehensive land reform policies that prioritize equitable land distribution among the rural population. Large landholdings would be redistributed to peasants and agricultural workers, promoting agricultural self-sufficiency and reducing disparities in land ownership.

Ba'athism places a strong emphasis on expanding social welfare programs to ensure that basic needs, such as healthcare, education, and housing, are accessible to all citizens. This approach aims to reduce social inequalities and improve the living standards of the Arab population.

The ideology promotes the development of a self-sufficient Arab economy. This means investing in domestic industries, research and development, and infrastructure to reduce dependence on foreign powers and ensure the Arab world's economic autonomy.

Ba'athism goal is to build a strong, Arabian Empire with a governance structure that resembles the economic policies of Nasserism.
Kratos

# History

Kratos, born as a demigod around 7,200 BCE, His parents, were Yahweh and Ninshubul Barbelo.

Growing up with Heracles the course of his life was complex under the rule of Hera.

In the year 5,477 BCE, Osiris Barbelo, tumultuous love story unfolds, leading to a series of events that result in Osiris's assassination by Set Barbelo and Kratos's involvement in a staged to fail assassination plot against Yahweh.

Kratos hated the barbelos and joined Athena and Horus in the war against Hera. Demetia Barbelo confronted Kratos on the battlefield, the clash between the demigod and the Barbelo became legendary, In the midst of battle, as Kratos and Demetia face off, Demetia chooses to strike the final blow. Kratos found death and peace.

# Mythology

Kratos, in Greek mythology was personified as a divine being associated with Zeus, Pagan Greeks changed the story of Kratos as a vengeful Spartan warrior who battles against the Greek gods.

a story that was copied in modern times at the video game series "God of War," developed by Santa Monica Studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment.

The first "God of War" game was released in 2005 for the PlayStation 2 and introduced players to a highly stylized and violent version of Kratos. In this narrative, Kratos seeks revenge against the Greek gods, particularly Zeus, for betraying him.

 Kratos became an iconic character in the world of video games and contributed to the popularity of action-adventure games.

The "God of War" creators however changed the greek version of Kratos story, revealing once again parts of the real historical events on their fictional lore, as Kratos turned as a demigod and enemy of the gods.

### Pop Culture

Kratos's character inspired various adaptations in other forms of media, including novels, comics, and even a live-action television series in development.

Kratos was a Immortal Demigod Human, who gave his life for humanity.
Imperial Apogee

In 710 BCE Marduk-apla-iddina II was defeated and Sargon II was then declared king in Babylon.

## Imperial Apogee

Marduk-apla-iddina II of Babylon, as depicted on one of his kudurrus (boundary stones)

# King Sargon

Sargon ruled Babylon for three years, handling affairs in Assyria through his son Sennacherib. He participated in Babylonian festivals and managed domestic issues. Sargon also dealt with threats in other regions.

Sargon's rule expanded to Cyprus in 709, he faced challenges in Tyre and Kummuh but succeeded.

Sargon's final campaign against Tabal in 705 ended tragically when he was killed by Gurdî in Anatolia. This marked the end of his rule.

# Sennacherib's reign

After Sargon's death his son Sennacherib ascended to the throne of Assyria. Sennacherib faced the challenging task of maintaining and expanding the empire that his father had built. The empire was not yet fully consolidated, and there were ongoing challenges in various regions.

Sennacherib's reign began with internal struggles, as he had to assert his authority over potential rivals and secure his position as the ruler. Once he had established control, he continued the legacy of his father by dealing with external threats and further expanding the empire.

One of the notable achievements of Sennacherib was the conquest of the city of Babylon in 689 BCE. This event solidified Assyrian control over the region. Sennacherib made Babylon one of his administrative centers, emphasizing the city's strategic importance.

The Neo - Assyrian Empire emerged as a formidable and dominant power in the ancient world, with its influence extending over a vast territory, including regions in Mesopotamia, the Levant, Anatolia, and beyond.
Habsburg Empire

The Habsburg Monarchy, also known as Österreichische Monarchie and the Danube Monarchy, was a dynamic political entity that underwent significant transformations from the late 1606 to 1867.

Habsburg territories

# Ottoman-Habsburg Wars

The Peace of Zsitvatorok (1606) marked the end of the Long War, giving rise to the Habsburg Empire and the treaty of Westphalia (1648) reshaped the political landscape.

The Habsburgs engaged in wars against the Ottoman Empire, including the Great Turkish War (1683–1699) and subsequent treaties like Karlowitz (1699) and Passarowitz (1718).

# Maria Theresa

Maria Theresa came to the throne in 1740, facing a complex political landscape. Her accession was met with skepticism from some quarters due to the Salic Law, which excluded women from inheriting Habsburg lands.

The War of Austrian Succession erupted soon after Maria Theresa's ascension as rival powers contested her claim to the throne.

The conflict involved European nations and was characterized by battles both within the Holy Roman Empire and beyond. Maria Theresa faced numerous military challenges but managed to secure the Habsburg inheritance through the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748.

Recognizing the need for internal stability, Maria Theresa initiated significant reforms within the Habsburg Monarchy. Economic reforms aimed to strengthen the state's financial situation, including changes in taxation and trade policies. Administrative reforms sought to streamline governance, making it more efficient and responsive.

Maria Theresa faced another major conflict during her reign, the Seven Years' War, a global conflict involving European powers and their colonies.

In Europe, the war was part of the larger struggle between Britain and France, and Maria Theresa sought alliances to protect Habsburg interests. The Habsburg Monarchy faced military challenges but managed to emerge from the conflict with territorial integrity through the Treaty of Hubertusburg (1763).

# Napoleonic Wars

The Napoleonic Wars and the Congress of Vienna (1814–1815) saw the Habsburg Monarchy adapting to the changing European order.

Francis II, facing Napoleon's threats, adopted the title "Emperor of Austria" in 1804. A Title and position that lead to political change. With years passing the change lead to the Austro-Hungarian Compromise in 1867 transforming the Habsburg Monarchy into the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Casus belli

Casus belli is a Roman Latin term that translates to "cause of war" in English.

It refers to a justification or reason for initiating a war or conflict. The concept of casus belli has its origins in Roman Republic, where specific events or actions were deemed sufficient reasons to declare war on another state or entity.

In Roman times, a casus belli could include various factors such as territorial disputes, violation of treaties, or perceived threats to Roman interests. The declaration of war was typically accompanied by a formal announcement outlining the reasons (casus belli) for the conflict.

The term and the concept of casus belli has evolved over time, but is still used in modern international relations, it encompasses a broader range of justifications for the initiation of hostilities between nations.
Harmonious Rosenism

Valeriana Di Sabato, opposed Rosenism in 1976 and created Harmonious Rosenism in 6th July 1976.

# Ideology

Embracing a gentle spirit, this ideology takes root in a more serene and hopeful perspective. It envisions the ideas of Rosenism with the thirst for revenge against the Barbelos replaced by a tranquil trust in humanity's inherent wisdom to navigate its destiny.

At its core, Harmonious Rosenism promotes a holistic connection with existence. It calls the immortals to stop sharing tales of the past, allowing mortal humans to discover it under their own path.

The ideology embraces a trust on archaeologists and people that can collectively manifest a world suffused with understanding, compassion, and unity.

The heartbeat of this ideology resonates with a call to let go of cosmic vendettas and instead channel energy into fostering a symbiotic relationship between religions and humanity.

Where the collective path of both contribute to the gradual blossoming of a world attuned to nature, empathy, and interconnectedness. The ideology's essence lies in a deep-seated trust in the potential of humanity's evolution, nurturing a world that radiates with the harmonious hues of hope, growth, and the beauty of an unwritten future.
Arab Spring

The aftermath of the War on Terror resulted in a tragic and devastating humanitarian crisis, causing millions of lives to be lost unnecessarily and unjustly. Innocent and defenseless people bore the brunt of this conflict, enduring unimaginable suffering as they lost their homes, families, and prospects for the future. The sheer scale of human loss and pain is immeasurable, leaving a lasting impact that will be felt for generations.

### Succeded by

* Refugee Crisis
* Islamic State
* Syrian Civil War
* Libyan Civil War

As a consequence of the war, millions of people were displaced, forced to flee their homes in search of safety and stability.

The War on Terror brought war crimes committed by the USA and NATO forces, the drone strikes, and the collateral damage inflicted upon innocent civilians only added to the grievances and resentment felt by the people in the region.

The Arab Spring began in Tunisia in late 2010 when a street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in protest of police corruption and ill-treatment. His act of self-immolation ignited a wave of protests that eventually led to the ousting of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

The success of Tunisia's revolution served as an inspiration for similar movements across the Arab world.

The Arab Spring provided a glimpse of hope and the prospect of democratic reforms and brighter futures for millions of people.

Among the countries affected by the Arab Spring was Syria, where the people of Damascus and other cities, were inspired by the events unfolding around them. They, too, yearned for political reforms and a chance to shape their own destinies. The spark of hope in their hearts led them to join the peaceful protests, hoping to create a better future for their nation.

However, the initial hope of a peaceful transition quickly faded, as the Syrian government, led by President Bashar al-Assad, responded with brutal force to suppress the dissent. The peaceful protests soon turned into a full-blown civil war, with foreign powers intervening and adding further complexities to the conflict.

The Syrian Civil War escalated over the years, with various rebel groups and foreign powers becoming involved.

In Libya, protests against Muammar Gaddafi began in February 2011, soon after the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings. The situation escalated into a civil war as Gaddafi's forces brutally cracked down on the opposition. The conflict in Libya led to international intervention, with NATO forces providing air support to the rebel groups. Ultimately, Gaddafi was assassinated, and the Libyan Civil War began.

The chaos and power vacuums created by these conflicts allowed for the rise of the Islamic State. ISIS gained control over significant portions of Iraq and Syria, establishing a self-declared "caliphate" and committing numerous atrocities.

The Arab Spring symbolized the aspirations of people across the Middle East and North Africa for greater political freedom and better governance. However, it resulted in a range of outcomes, from successful transitions to prolonged conflicts.
Kievan Rus

A Varangian named Rurik was elected ruler of Novgorod in 862, marking the beginning of Kievan Rus'. The Varangians, Viking warriors from the eastern Baltic, played a pivotal role in the region's history. Rurik's successor, Oleg, conquered Kiev in 882, solidifying Kievan Rus' and ending the city's tribute payments to the Khazars.

Kievan Rus flag

## Kievan Rus

### Location

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### Precced by

* Oium Kingdom
* Vikings

### Succeded by

* The Mongol Empire
* Golden Horde

The reigns of Vladimir the Great (980-1015) and his son Yaroslav the Wise (1019-1054) marked the Golden Age of Kiev.

During this period, Kievan Rus embraced Orthodox Christianity, and established the Russkaya Pravda, the first East written legal code.

However, the age of feudalism and decentralization led to internal conflicts among members of the ruling Rurik dynasty. Kiev's dominance waned, and Kievan Rus' fragmented into different principalities by the 12th century.

The Mongol invasion in the 13th century, resulted in the sack of Kiev and the establishment of the Golden Horde, the Novgorod Republic managed to retain its independence by paying tribute. The northeastern regions adapted Byzantine-Slavic traditions to form the Russian autocratic state, while Galicia-Volhynia succumbed to Lithuanian and Polish influence.
Lutheranism

Lutheranism is one of the major branches of Protestant Christianity that emerged from the teachings of Martin Luther during the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century.

# Key Beliefs of Lutheranism

Justification by Faith Alone (Sola Fide): Lutherans hold that individuals are justified before God solely through faith in Jesus Christ. They believe that humans are incapable of earning their salvation through good works, and instead, salvation is a gift from God that is received by faith alone.

Authority of the Bible (Sola Scriptura): Lutherans affirm the belief that the Bible is the ultimate and authoritative source of Christian doctrine and practice. They reject the idea that tradition or the teachings of the Church hold equal authority with the Scriptures.

Sacraments: Lutherans acknowledge two sacraments: Baptism and the Lord's Supper (Eucharist). Baptism is seen as a means of grace through which God forgives sins and grants new birth. In the Lord's Supper, they believe in the real presence of Christ's body and blood in, with, and under the bread and wine, though the exact theological understanding varies among Lutheran denominations.

Priesthood of All Believers: Lutherans affirm the doctrine of the "priesthood of all believers," which means that every baptized Christian has direct access to God through Christ and is called to serve God in various vocations.

Law and Gospel: Lutherans emphasize the distinction between the Law, which exposes human sinfulness and inability to fulfill God's perfect requirements, and the Gospel, which proclaims God's free forgiveness and grace in Christ.

# Impact

Lutheranism had a profound impact on the religious and cultural history of Europe and beyond. It spread rapidly in German-speaking regions and became the dominant form of Protestantism in northern European countries such as Sweden, Denmark, and Finland.

The influence of Lutheranism shaped the beliefs and practices of people, resonating with the desire for a more direct and personal connection with God. The principles of justification by faith alone and the authority of the Bible resonate deeply with those seeking spiritual solace and guidance outside the confines of the traditional church hierarchy.

Amidst this fervor, the ideas of reform and renewal, the fusion of religious and philosophical thought, as Luther's ideas of personal faith and individual responsibility merged with the principles of moral virtue, served as a catalyst for the birth of Freemasonry in England and Germany.
Communism

Karl Marx co-authored the foundation of communism with Friedrich Engels. Their seminal works, like "The Communist Manifesto" (1848), proposed a vision of a classless society with communal ownership of production, shaping the ideology of communism.

### Founder

* Karl Marx
* Friedrich Engels

### Core Beliefs

* Abolish Capitalism
* Eliminate Slavery
* Establish a society based on cooperation and common ownership.

### Goal

Create a society where wealth and resources are distributed equitably, ensuring the well-being of all.

# Ideology

Communism stands as a transformative socio-economic and political ideology, heralding a vision of a society devoid of class distinctions, where the collective ownership and management of the means of production are vested in the community at large. Its foundational principle revolves around the complete elimination of private ownership of resources, aiming to usher in an era of equitable wealth distribution and resource allocation among all members of the society.

In the tapestry of a communist society, the threads of production and distribution are intricately woven according to the guiding principle of "from each according to their ability, to each according to their needs."

Individuals contribute to the communal production canvas based on their unique skills and capacities.

At the heart of communism lies a profound desire to dismantle the social hierarchies and class divisions that often mark capitalist societies. The emphasis is on the collective process of decision-making, coupled with the empowerment of the working class. This empowering transformation can be manifested through a myriad of mechanisms, including the implementation of direct democracy, the establishment of workers' councils, and the exploration of various forms of participatory governance.

Communism's ideas extend beyond mere redistribution, encompassing the ambitious goals of eradicating the roots of poverty, exploitation, and alienation that can be deeply entrenched within capitalist systems. This noble quest is epitomized by the act of pooling resources and sharing the bounties of production, underscoring communism's vision for a more righteous and harmonious society.

Ultimately, communism paints a portrait of a society in which the collective welfare takes precedence over individual accumulation, and where the labor's fruits are shared in a manner that guarantees parity and collaboration.
Demetia Barbelo

Demetia Barbelo was a powerful and enigmatic Barbelo. She was the mother of Isis Barbelo.

When Osiris and Isis, sought to marry Demetia opposed this union and was willing to go to great lengths to prevent it. This discord ultimately lead to Osiris's death at the hands of Set Barbelo.

In Horus Rebelion against Hera, Demetia fought in Heras side and killed Kratos during the battle.

Heracles, killed Demetia after Kratos death, Heracles took Demetia under surprise, as Demetra Barbelo, Demetia's sister chose to flee rather than helping Demetia.

Demetra traveled through Valhalla and later the Palace of Barbelo.
Freyja Barbelo

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

# History

In 27,978 BCE, Freyja followed Odin who supported Yahweh's Coup against Pistis Sophia Barbelo . and The Great will exiled her in Earth.

During The Atlan War, Inanna Barbelo and Shiva reached the kingdom of Asgard for help.

Freyja joined the war, following Odin's commands.

When Cronus Barbelo challenged into a arena all the barbelos, Odin and Freyja took the chance to kill Cronus in a friendly match and the fight took place the next  morning.

Odin Killed Cronus and as the victor he asked Queen Hera a favor. to stop the slavery over the humans.

Hera refused and ordered Thrym Barbelo to kill both Odin and Freyja. when Thrym goes in for a kiss beneath "Freyja's" veil, he finds his eyes to be blind by Loki Barbelo's arrow in his head.

Thor runs to protect his fool Brother by Njoror Barbelo and Skaoi Barbelo , Freyja rides into battle and she gets half slain, by Skaoi's Blade and the other half in the hand's of Odin .

Odin Beg's Hera for mercy and so Hera killed Thor and Loki and allowed Odin and Freyja to burry them with honor.

Freyja stays behind and in her sorrow she asked Merlin Barbelo for support.

Merlin used the dimension gate (Valhalla), and Freyja returned to Barbelo with Merlin.

# Myth

After the war in 5,475 BCE, The Kingdom of Asgard was destroyed, the native humans was trying to understand the events and thus Paganism was born.

In these myths, Freyja was the wise mother of Thor.

with time Freyja's real story was forgotten and mentioned only in Babylonian and Egyptian walls, Mythology and Paganism was later adopted in comics, and movies.

As far we know, Freyja still lives in Barbelo while she never had any role in human history after the death of Odin.
Isis Barbelo

Isis was the Mother of Horus Barbelo.

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

Isis's loyalty remained steadfast. During the Atlan War, she fall in love with Osiris Barbelo.

While the world churned with battles and hardships, Isis began sharing Osiris power dreams. Their plan was to kill Hera and Yahweh, while gaining support from all Barbelos.

Osiris Barbelo who was inspired by Odin Barbelo and taught the Egyptians the arts of civilization, including agriculture, then traveled the world with his sister Isis , the satyrs, and the nine muses, before finally returning to Egypt.

Isis Mother Demetia Barbelo was not happy when Osiris and Isis asked to get married and Osiris was forced to steal Isis and ask Pistis Sophia to marry them.

In 5,476 BCE Osiris along with His Brother Set Barbelo and the Demigod Kratos , conspired the assassination of Yahweh.

Set fooled Osiris into getting into a magical coffin, which he then shut, sealed, and threw into the Sun. Osiris' wife, Isis used a spell to briefly revive Osiris so he could impregnate her. After embalming and burying Osiris, Isis conceived and gave birth to their son, Horus.

Osiris evil brother Typhon told Demetia about baby Horus. Demetia stole baby Horus and gave it to Almighty Queen of the gods Hera Barbelo as a gift.

After Horus war against Hera, Isis recovered all the parts of Osiris' body and secretly buried them.

After the burial of Osiris body, the known story of Isis stops. she either returned to Barbelo after the assassination of Horus, or she remained until Gilgamesh's Victory and was returned by the Great Will like all Barbelos.

\*see also --- The Order of Isis