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The Jade Emperor

Jade Emperor Ao Guang created with Artflow.ai

Born in the city of Parthevia in the year 1329 BCE, Ao Guang's origins were marked by a magical and mysterious birth. An elderly woman, aged between 60 and 80, harnessed the powers of a Djinn from the marketplace, making a wish to become a mother. This wish manifested in the birth of a baby boy named Ao Guang.

Ao Guang's childhood took a normal course until the loss of his mother when he turned ten. In a twist of fate, he formed an unlikely bond with the very Djinn who granted his mother's wish, embarking on a journey of discovery about the world beyond India.

In 1308 BCE, seizing an opportunity through his intimate relationship with the powerful Djinn, Ao Guang made two wishes: a magical army of 100,000 men and 30 Dragons. With this formidable force, he reigned supreme, wielding unbridled power to manipulate the elements and terrorize the human realm.

Yearning for eternal life, Ao Guang made two wishes to the Djinn: one for timeless youth and another for immortality. Crowned as the Jade Emperor, Ao Guang ventured forth to meet Yang Jia of Shang, seeking the legendary weapon known as "The Pillar."

The story unfolded in a confrontation where Yang Jia of Shang, recognizing the futility of resistance, yielded "The Pillar" to Ao Guang. Enraptured with his prized possession, Ao Guang transformed it into a centerpiece adorning his magnificent underwater stronghold.

In 1203 BCE, Nezha's actions led to demands for sacrifice, creating tensions with Li Jing. Ao Guang's quest for dominance faced challenges, shaping the narrative of his immortal existence.

Ao Guang's legacy continued with the division of his vast maritime domain in 1093 BCE, entrusting guardianship to his sons and daughters. The sea kings, imbued with immortality, stood as eternal sentinels, watching over their watery territories.

Despite his formidable rule, Ao Guang faced Mara — a monstrous entity that wrought havoc in his empire. The final confrontation, marked by intense battles and sacrifices, concluded with the death of Ao Guang and the end of an era.
The Scythian wilderness

The Scythian wilderness was a hidden nation of men and Elf's that began in 5,480 BCE

## The Scythian Wilderness

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### Succeded by

* Harmonious Empire
* Unity Nation

in 5,476 BCE, Heracles with help of Athena Barbelo stole baby Horus and sneaked into the Scythian wilderness.

In the Scythian wilderness Humanity was trained by Athena and Enki Barbelo.

4,000 warriors were made immortals for the fight that followed.

In 5,461 BCE, Humanity was free to farm the land's , hunt and create cities, The Scythian Wilderness nation was turned into a Land of Harmony.

The Harmonious Empire
The Benin Empire

In the 12th century, the Edo people established the Benin Empire in the lush lands of southern Nigeria.

## The Benin Empire

### Succeded by

Colonized Africa

While Benin was known for its rich resources and art, it also maintained friendly relationships with neighboring empires, the Mali and Songhai.

These nomadic and trading empires shared knowledge, cultural exchange, and mutual respect in a world where others sowed conflict.

# Colonization

As the 15th century dawned, the European invaders set their sights on West Africa, viewing their mission as a divine one, to convert the indigenous peoples to Christianity and claim the riches of the land.

Benin was not one to yield without a fight. Its military defenses were fortified, and its warriors skilled in the art of war. When the invaders arrived, they encountered a fierce resistance.

After the defeat of the Songhai empire the struggle between Benin and the invaders intensified. The invaders' cruelty left scars across the land, and the fierce resistance exacted a heavy toll.

In the end, the invaders' overwhelming power led to the fall of the Benin Empire. the Portuguese expedition, led by João Afonso de Aveiro, arrived and began referring to the area as "Benin," taking over the Benin City.

But even in the face of such adversity, the warrior kings of Benin remained steadfast in their commitment to protecting their people and homeland.

The overwhelming power of the invaders, however, proved insurmountable. Their forces swept through the land, bringing Benin people to its knees. in a bid to consolidate their control over the land, the Portuguese convinced the warrior kings, to pay tribute to Portugal.

This tribute was not in the form of money, the Portuguese demanded taxes in the form of women, girls, food, gold, wood, and other resources, exploiting the wealth and people of Benin.

This marked the dark era of colonization and slavery in Africa. The once-proud warrior kings of Benin, now reduced to paying tribute to foreign invaders, could only watch as their beloved kingdom was transformed by oppression and exploitation.
The Royal Society

On 28 November 1660, a meeting at Gresham College of 12 philosophers founded The Royal Society,

At the second meeting, Sir Robert Moray announced that the King approved of the gatherings, and a royal charter was signed on 15 July 1662 which created the "Royal Society of London", with Lord Brouncker serving as the first president.

Under Lord Brouncker the society began collecting books, the Society temporarily moved to Arundel House in 1666 after the Great Fire of London, which did not harm Gresham but did lead to its appropriation by the Lord Mayor. The Society returned to Gresham in 1673.

In 1672, Isaac Barrow, who became friend of Isaac Newton and made him member of the Royal Society.

Isaac Newton embarked on a journey of creation. Drawing upon his own studies, following the Alexandrian Rose and the Cross, Isaac Newton gave life to Rosicrucianism In winter of 1679.

Sir Isaac Newton, became president of royal society, in 1703 until his death. During the 18th century, the society became customary for His Majesty's Government.

The pointed lightning conductor had been invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1749, while Benjamin Wilson invented blunted ones. During the argument that occurred when deciding which to use, opponents of Franklin's invention accused supporters of being American allies rather than being British, and the debate eventually led to the resignation of the society's president, Sir John Pringle. During the same time period, it became customary to appoint society fellows to serve on government committees where science was concerned, something that still continues.

In 1780, the society relocated to Somerset House, which was larger than the previous location but still presented challenges. The museum was eventually handed over to the British Museum due to space constraints, and the library was expanded.

The early 19th century saw a decline in the society's activity, as evidenced by a decrease in contributors to the Philosophical Transactions. Charles Babbage's criticisms of the society led to reforms, including changes in the election process for fellows. The society's role in administering government grants for scientific research began in the mid-19th century, contributing to its financial support.

By the mid-19th century, overcrowding led to the search for new facilities, resulting in the move to Burlington House in 1873. The 20th century brought significant milestones, such as the election of the first female fellows and mathematician to the society. Due to overcrowding once again, the society moved to Carlton House Terrace in 1967.

In the 21st century, the society gained attention for supporting COVID-19 vaccines and proposing measures against false information about experimental medical interventions. This stance was met with both support and criticism, highlighting the ongoing role of the Royal Society in shaping public discourse and scientific policy.

Official website.
Pandya Empire

In 1215 Maravarman Sundara was defeated by Kulothunga when his armies burned down the ancient hall in Madurai. The Battle that followed marked the birth of the Pandya Empire.

## Pandya Empire

### Succeded by

Delhi Sultanate

The Pandya Empire flourished over centuries, witnessing unparalleled periods of prosperity and cultural zeniths. Renowned for their enlightened patronage, the Pandya rulers emerged as vanguards of literature, art, and architectural marvels. The empire's trade routes across the Indian Ocean burgeoned, fostering rich connections with diverse cultures.

However, the Pandya Empire faced the Delhi Sultanate. The clash between the Pandya forces and the Delhi Sultanate resulted in several pivotal battles that shook the foundations of the empire.

After the Battle of Madurai the Delhi Sultanate ended the Pandya Empire.
Thor

Thor was son of Odin.

# History

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

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

Odin, Thor and Loki Barbelo joined Shiva's Revenge over Yahweh and joined the war, after Shiva's death, Atlantis was destroyed and the Barbelos were in war.

After Noeh's rebelion, Hera created and send Pandora to explode with a blast so strong that the world turn in night for days, Odin and the other Kingdoms gave up. Queen Hera won the war.

When Cronus Barbelo challenged into a arena all the barbelos, 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'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 bury them with honor.

# 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, Thor was the promised new king of the gods and the ultimate warrior with his legendary hammer.
Neo - Babylonian Empire

Following the fall of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, the Neo-Babylonian Empire emerged as a dominant force in the Near East.

# Nebuchadnezzar II

Nebuchadnezzar II, succeeded his father Nabopolassar and inherited one of the most powerful empires in the world. To strengthen his reign and maintain alliances, he married Amytis, the daughter or granddaughter of the Median king, Cyaxares.

Under Nebuchadnezzar's 43-year rule, the Babylonian Empire raged campaigns aimed to stabilizing regions previously controlled by the Neo-Assyrian Empire.

In 587 BCE, the Babylonian Empire destroyed Jerusalem, and besieged Tyre for 13 years, eventually securing its surrender in 573 BCE.

Nebuchadnezzar left an indelible mark on Mesopotamia with monuments like the Ishtar Gate and the Ishter celebration festival in Babylon.

# Political Turmoil

After Nebuchadnezzar II's rule, the Neo-Babylonian Empire faced political turmoil. His son and successor, Amel-Marduk, reigned briefly before being assassinated in a coup by Neriglissar, an influential courtier married to one of Nebuchadnezzar's daughters. Neriglissar's reign was short, and he was succeeded by his son, Labashi-Marduk, who reigned for only nine months before his assassination.

The conspirators behind Labashi-Marduk's death, courtier Nabonidus and his son Belshazzar, took power. Despite the challenges in their rise to power, the empire remained relatively calm during this period. Nabonidus, who originated from Harran, left Babylonia to campaign in the Levant and settled in Tayma for ten years. His son Belshazzar governed Babylonia in his absence.

Upon his return around 543 BCE, Nabonidus reorganized his court and made changes, including the removal of influential members.

# Cyrus the Great

The fall of Babylon came in 539 BCE when Cyrus the Great, the Achaemenid king of Persia, invaded Babylon. The Babylonians, under Nabonidus and his son Belshazzar, were defeated at the Battle of Opis.

To enter Babylon, Cyrus diverted the Euphrates River, and the city fell without a battle. The Babylonian populace welcomed Cyrus. This marked the end of the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the beginning of the Persian Empire.
The Holy Grail

The Holy Grail is not a cup or chalice, the Grail is an Unknown type item that Yahweh and Hexate brought with them from Barbelo during their invasion in our world with giants.

### Source

The Realm of Barbelo

Following Yahweh's defeat by Metatron, the Grail remained on Earth but was subsequently lost, marking the beginning of its mythical status.

The enigma surrounding the Holy Grail becomes a focal point, a relic of immense power, resonate throughout the ages, leaving an indelible mark on the world. Its presence on Earth following Yahweh's defeat by Metatron sparks a quest for understanding and discovery. The Grail, stands lost in the annals of time.

As thousands embarked on a journey to uncover the Grail, none was able to find it including Merlin.

The fruitless pursuit of this artifact sparked an odyssey that birthed numerous fictional stories, each contributing to the Grail's enduring myth.

# Jesus and the Last Supper

In Christianity its association with the Last Supper of Jesus Christ. According to myth, Joseph of Arimathea used the Grail to collect Christ's blood during the crucifixion. And Immortality would be granted from everyone that would drink water from it.

# Knights of the Round Table

The Knights of Kamelot were tasked by Merlin to find the Grail, however in fiction the Knights known as the Knights of the Round Table also embarked on quests in search of the Holy Grail. These chivalrous tales, such as Sir Galahad's pure quest, Sir Percival's encounters with the Fisher King, and Sir Lancelot's trials, emphasize the moral and spiritual aspects of the Grail quest.

Sir Galahad found the grail in these stories and became a immortal undead humanoid imprisoned in a cave.

# Nazi Pursuit

The Nazis often searched for the Holy Grail, the nazis tortured and killed many people who belived that they knew where the grail was but refused to tell them. Through various books and films, most notably in the Indiana Jones series, the Nazis' pursuit of the Grail becomes a key plotline.

# Modern Fiction

Over time, the Grail myth has been reimagined in countless ways, from novels to films, exploring themes of destiny, redemption, and the eternal quest for transcendence. These modern interpretations continue to captivate audiences, adding new layers to the ever-evolving narrative of the Holy Grail.

The Real item however and its nature remains lost.
Rusalimum

After Lilith's Defeat in **1,757 BCE** Jerusalem was taken over by the local people and they changed the name of it to Rusalimum.

Black Moon Symbol

## Rusalimum

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### Succeded by

* First Egyptian Empire
* The Kassite Dynasty

without Lilith Humanity Ruled the land and they made friends and enemies.

in **1700 BCE** the Hyksos invade the region. and merged with the people.

in **1,600 BCE** The Super volcano of Thera erupts and earthquakes and tsunamis were spread all over the cities were destroyed by nature and frost and dust were in the yellow skies.

in **1,550** **BCE** Egypt attacking the Delta. Entering Heliopolis in July and take Tjaru, the major border fortification on the Horus Road, the road from Egypt to Canaan, in October, totally avoiding Avaris. In taking Tjaru **Ahmose I** cut off all traffic between Canaan and Avaris. isolating the Hyksos capital from help or supplies coming from Canaan.

in **1,547** **BCE** after a three-year of siege, Ahmose conquered Avaris. after defeating the Hyksos, Ahmose began campaigning in Syria and Nubia.

in **1,544** **BCE** Ahmose made Rusalimum a city controlled by The New Kingdom of Egypt.
The Euryale Kingdom

**1,177 BCE**  The People had Created a New Kingdom with hopes to destroy Mycenae. The Euryale Kingdom. the first kingdom and maybe the only one in History or Future with a King of each City.

Symbol of The Euryale Kingdom.

# Rage

**1,176 BCE**  Euryale Attacks Athens.

Athens fallen 3 days later by its people.

and Euryale marched against Mycenae Empire.

King Orestes Challenged the Euryale kings in combat games and the victor would take control of all the lands.

but he dies by Aulis King Laine and Mycenae Empire falls.

Rothion was executed and then they send his new wife Tania exiled to Aeolia.

Argos was named Euryale's Capital City.

**1,174 BCE**  Euryale starting from the Aegean, and continuing all the way to Canaan, founding the state of Philistia taking Cilicia and Cyprus away from the Hittites.

This left the Hittite homelands vulnerable to attack from all directions, and as result of it Achilles managed to escape his prison and Ramesses III was burnt Hattusa to the ground.

The Hittite Empire vanished from history.

Achilles joined Egypt and Helped Ramesses Defeat Euryale and the Libyans.

**1,172 BCE**  The Assyrian king Tiglath-Pileser I was defeating the Phrygians who had been attempting to press into Assyrian colonies in southern Anatolia from the Anatolian highlands, and the Kaska people, the Hittites' old enemies from the northern hill-country between Hatti and the Black Sea, seem to have joined them soon after.

> Although the Hittite Empire disappeared from Anatolia, there slowly emerged a number of so-called Syro-Hittite states in Anatolia and northern Syria. They were the successors of the Hittite Empire over the year's. The most notable Syro-Hittite kingdoms were those at Carchemish and Melid. These Syro-Hittite states gradually fell under the control of the Neo-Assyrian Empire (911–608 BCE). Carchemish and Melid were made vassals of Assyria under Shalmaneser III (858–823 BCE), and fully incorporated into Assyria during the reign of Sargon II (722–705 BCE).
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Euryale invaded Egypt by land and sea. Ramesses III defeated them in two great land and sea battles. Although the Egyptians had a reputation as poor seamen, they fought tenaciously. Rameses lined the shores with ranks of archers who kept up a continuous volley of arrows into the enemy ships when they attempted to land on the banks of the Nile. Then, the Egyptian navy attacked using grappling hooks to haul in the enemy ships. In the brutal hand-to-hand fighting which ensued, Euryale were utterly defeated.

Ramses III Honored The Trojan war Alliance and Named Achilles King of Mycenae.

**1,171 BCE**  Achilles Chosen Thera for Capital of the new Kingdom of Thera. who was Euryale with new name.
Stonehenge

Stonehenge is not just a Monument... Stonehenge's Real name is Valhalla. is a Dimension Gate that leads to Realm of Barbelo.

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it was created in 5,476 BCE by Merlin Barbelo who was in the Palace of Barbelo asked the gatekeeper Heimdallr Asherah to create a Valhalla in Earth.

Merlin used the dimension gate and took a visit in Freyja and Odin. Freyja returned to Barbelo with Merlin.

Merlin later returned and used the Demigod Heracles to build Valhalla with gigantic stones.

Since 5,476 BCE the people of Ancient England had seen many Barbelo's using the gate, an army of Aeon's and Giant's..

many tried to destroy Valhalla but failed. (including Morgana)

As Long this still standing , we are in great danger.
Rashtrakuta Empire

The Magadha Guptas rule came to an end with the westward expansion of the Gauda kingdom and the Bengal kingdom. However, the Post-Gupta Successor Kingdoms eventually yielded to the Rashtrakuta Empire and Pala Empire.

Map showing the extent of the Rashtrakuta empires. 780 C.E.

## Rashtrakuta Empire

### Succeded by

Chola Empire

Under the leadership of Dantidurga, the founder of the Rashtrakuta, the empire gained strength and territorial influence. Rulers, such as Krishna I and Dhruva Dharavarsha, continued the expansion, reaching as far north as Malwa and Gujarat. Their conquests extended the empire's boundaries and solidified its position as a major power.

One of the most notable rulers of the Rashtrakuta Empire was Govinda III, who achieved significant military successes and consolidated the empire's authority. The Rashtrakutas actively engaged with other powerful contemporary states, including the Pala Empire in the east and the Gurjara-Pratihara Empire in the north.

As the Rashtrakuta Empire reached the zenith of its influence, establishing itself as a preeminent force in peninsular India, the emergence of the Chola's from the southern reaches and the ascending power of the Western Chalukya Empire posed substantial threats to Rashtrakuta hegemony.

As the Cholas rose to prominence, they engaged in several pivotal battles that solidified their dominance in the region. Among these notable conflicts, the Cholas achieved significant victories over the Rashtrakutas, further sealing the fate of the declining empire.

* Battle of Takkolam (949 CE) The Chola King Aditya I decisively defeated the Rashtrakuta ruler Krishna III, establishing Chola authority in the northern parts of Tamil Nadu.
* Battle of Pullalur (949 CE) Aditya I continued his military successes by defeating Krishna III at Pullalur, consolidating Chola control over the regions bordering the Chera kingdom.
* Battle of Vengi (973 CE) Chola King Rajaraja I achieved a significant victory over the Rashtrakutas in the Vengi region, expanding Chola influence into the eastern Deccan.

These battles lead to the formation of the Cholas as a dominant Empire in southern India.
Pala Empire

The Magadha Guptas rule came to an end with the westward expansion of the Gauda kingdom and the Bengal kingdom. However, the Post-Gupta Successor Kingdoms eventually yielded to the Rashtrakuta Empire and Pala Empire.

The Pala Empire in the ninth century

## Pala Empire

### Succeded by

* Sena Empire
* Chola Empire

The Pala Empire was established in the Bengal region by Gopala I. He was the first ruler of the Empire.

Dharmapala, and Devapala, further expanded its territories and patronized Buddhism. The empire faced external invasions, and internal strife weakened its power during the later years of Devapala's reign.

Mahipala II faced challenges from the rising power of the Chola Empire in the south. The Chola Empire, under Kulothunga Chola III, raged a war with the Pala Empire.

As the Chola Empire set its sights on the territories held by the Pala Empire. Kulothunga Chola III, known for his military prowess, gathered a massive army of around 800,000 well-armed soldiers. Faced with this overwhelming force, Mahipala II recognized the inevitable and chose to negotiate rather than engage in a futile war.

Realizing the precariousness of his situation, Mahipala II, decided to surrender to the Chola Empire. In the aftermath of his surrender, he conceded to the demands of the Cholas, granting them control over key territories and resources. The once-mighty Pala Empire found itself subservient to the expansionist ambitions of the Chola Empire.

However, Vijayasena, a Pala general who had long served the empire discontented with Mahipala II's capitulation and the surrender of their once-proud empire, Vijayasena with the support of his warriors, orchestrated a coup against Mahipala II. He seized control of the Pala Empire, eliminating any remnants of resistance. The coup culminated with the assasination of Mahipala II, who fell victim to the internal strife that had gripped his once-mighty empire.

Vijayasena, now at the helm of power, faced the challenging task of restoring stability to the Pala dominion. His rebellion marked a turning point in the history of the Pala Empire, as it transitioned from subjugation under the Cholas to a new chapter under the rule of the Sena Empire.
Shamhat Barbelo

Shamhat Barbelo was a powerful Barbelo loyal to Metatron. She possessed the ability to transform into various animal forms, making her a formidable opponent on the battlefield. After Gilgamesh succeeded in slaying Metatron, he turned his attention towards those still loyal to him, slaying Shamhat.

# Barbelo

Shamhat was living in The Realm of Barbelo until 3,099 BCE. according to Jesus Barbelo she stood against Yahweh protecting Pistis Sophia Barbelo during Yahweh's Coup.

# Babylon

In 3,099 BCE, Metatron flew into the gate Valhalla and sent back to Barbelo both Ishtar and Yahweh.

Metatron returned in Babylon with Shamhat and named himself King of the Gods.

Under Metatrons rule the barbelos used humans and aeons as pleasure and sports tools.

When Afrodite was 24 years old, Shamhat saw her because she was servant and one of the many lovers of Gilgamesh at the time and had 5 children from him. and she kissed her and  she said to her "now you will never die and no one can resist your beauty."

Shamhat enjoyed to play with humans, sending hunters to hunt lions and Dragons, She ordered the creation of a Grand Temple in her name and when the temple was finished she ordered the Aeons to kill all the human slaves who builded the temple and she ordered other humans to eat the dead.

# Epic of Gilgamesh

Following their successful rescue of Afrodite, Gilgamesh and Enkidu focused their efforts on planning an uprising against Metatron and his Barbelos.

Metatron, selected Shamhat for a task. planting a spy among the ranks of Inanna and Athena's rebellion. Shamhat easily blended into the rebels' midst, gathering valuable information while also spreading disinformation designed to sow discord amongst them. However, despite her best efforts, Shamhat found herself drawn to the passionate convictions of the rebels, particularly those espoused by Enkidu.

Enkidu, sensing Shamhat's internal struggle, reached out to her, sharing stories of his own transformation from a wild man to a champion of the oppressed. Their bond deepened, leading to a romantic relationship.

During the battle for Athena, Shamhat revealed her true loyalties to the shock and horror of the rebels. She attacked the rebel army, using her animal forms to confuse and overwhelm the soldiers. In response, After killing Metatron, Gilgamesh confronted her directly, determined to put an end to her treachery.

Fighting fiercely, Gilgamesh delivered a fatal strike, killing Shamhat.
Sixteen Kingdoms

The period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, also known as the Sixteen States, followed the disintegration of the Jin Empire. This era was marked by warfare.

## Sixteen Kingdoms

### Succeded by

Tang Empire

After the fall of the Jin Empire, China entered a chaotic phase with military leaders establishing their own kingdoms. The Northern Wei, formed by the Tuoba clan of the Xianbei people, became one of the most powerful states during this period.

The Northern Wei went through a period of consolidation, with the establishment of both the Eastern and Western Wei. The Eastern Wei controlled the eastern part, while the Western Wei controlled the western part.

Internal conflicts within the Northern Wei led to the split into two successor states, the Northern Qi and the Northern Zhou, in 550. The Northern Qi and Northern Zhou continued to exert dominance in northern China, engaging in warfare and political maneuvering.

The Sui Clan, founded by Clan Emperor Wen, emerged as a powerful and ambitious state, Yang Jian also known as Emperor Yang, took control of the Sui Clan which transformed as a kingdom and with politics as one weapon and his army for back up managed to unify China in 589 by conquering the Chen in the south.

The Sui now a empire, marked the end of the Sixteen Kingdoms period and the beginning of a unified China.

The Sui Empire's achievements included the construction of the Grand Canal, connecting northern and southern China, and the completion of the Great Wall. However, the empire was short-lived, giving way to the Tang Clan in 618. The Tang Empire was formed in a period of stability often referred to as the Golden Age of Ancient China.
The Realm of Barbelo

The Great Will Created a Palace for the Asherah in the void in Omniverse and named it Realm of Barbelo.

## Realm of Barbelo

Realm of Barbelo as appears in Salma Ya Salama

### Inhabitants

The Asherah,Barbelos,Aeons

The Asherah created a garden in the Palace of Barbelo and Rooms for their needs.

and some unknown time later they made their kids.

The First Kid of The Asherah was Pistis Sophia Barbelo.

Pistis Sophia chose The Asherah Chaos to make her kids.

and this is how The Barbelos were Born.

The Barbēlō is the home of the Barbelo's.

The first power, the glory,the divine palace,home of the gods.

the Womb of everything in Buddism. the Palace of Olympus Mountain in Greek Myths. the Mother-Father, the holy Spirit, the thrice-male, the thrice-powerful, the thrice-named androgynous one, and the eternal aeon among the invisible ones, and the first to come forth. in Religion's.

it is Located somewhere in The Cosmos , a flying palace with decorative sculptures and cosmic dust floating like a river around its columns.

The Inside view is a passage line manor with transparent windows which you can see the stars surrounded by gigantic columns that leads to a great hall with a white floor and high tables placed at right angles to the high table and running down the body of the hall, Numerous dining halls, a large dancing area with blue lights in the air and stairs for the second floor in every side of the hall that no one we know of ever been there.

This Palace is The Home of the gods , The Home of Barbelos.

we know from Jesus Barbelo / Jesus God (because Barbelo means God) , That Barbelo also have dungeons and Prisons.

Prisons who inside , are kept at least two Barbelos - Athena and Ishtar. maybe Jesus is a prisoner there as well.

in October 6, of 1977 Richard and Afrodite made the song Salma ya salama which there in the video the Realm of Barbelo is revealed.
Telekinesis

Telekinesis is the ability to move objects or being's with one's mind.

The laws of quantum mechanics can be bend manifesting as a wave of energy that interacts with physical matter to influence physical events.

By manipulating these energies via meditation or extreme fast focus, sorcerer's might can use telekinetic effects. biofields, and aura magic for attack,defense or other uses.

The laws of quantum mechanics are very dangerous, if the user has no training and tries to <<play>> with nature might gain a broken bone or die. Sorcerer's train years in meditation and natural focus before they begin practicing quantum magic.
The Long Turkish War

The Long War, also known as the Fifteen Years' War, was a conflict between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire, lasting from 1593 to 1606.

## The Long War

### Succeded by

* Habsburg Empire
* The Ottoman Empire
* Kingdom of Transylvania

The war had significant impact on Hungary, with battles and territorial changes occurring during this period. Transylvania emerged as a semi-independent principality, often caught in the struggles between the Ottoman Empire and the Habsburgs.

The Austrian emperor directly decided on Hungarian finances, the army, foreign affairs, and imperial troops secured the borders. The Habsburgs wanted to have peace on the borders and maintain the status quo, while the Hungarians wanted to expel the Ottomans from the rest of the territories once ruled by medieval Hungary.

Seeing their subordinate position in the monarchy, many Hungarians became anti-Habsburg-minded, opposed the Austrian rule, the Austrian army and the Austrian recognition of the Ottoman rule over Erdelya. The rebels, who lived in Habsburg Hungary, were considered greater enemies than the Ottomans.
Vlad II Dracul

Vlad Dracul — "Vlad Dragon"
Vlad II (Roman. Vlad al II-lea; born 1395. died December 1447), also known as Vlad Dracul (Roman. Vlad Dracul — "Vlad Dragon"), was the duke of Wallachia.

He ruled from 1436 to 1442 and again from 1443 to 1447.

He was the father of Mircea II, Vlad Kalugarul ("Vlad the Monk"), Vlad III Dracula, who became known as Vlad Cepes ("Vlad the Impaler"), and Radu III Lepog.

Vlad II was given the surname Dracul in 1431, after being admitted to the Order of the Dragon, which was founded in 1408 by King Sigismund of Hungary (later Holy Roman Emperor) as part of a project to gain the political favor of the Catholic Church and help protect Wallachia from the Ottoman Empire.

### **The family**

Vlad II Dracul was a member of the Draculasti line and the son of Mircea I the Elder, and was known for killing members of the rival princely line, the Danesti.

The identity of Vlad's first wife is unknown. His second wife, Princess Vasilisa of Moldavia, was the aunt of Stephen III of Moldavia.

Of his legitimate children, Mircea was the eldest, although the identity of his mother is unknown. Vlad Kalugarul was the son he had with his lover, a Wallachian noblewoman named Kaltuna.

Vlad had numerous mistresses and fathered several illegitimate children, including a second son named Mircea (his children are named Mircea because of Vlad's father, Mircea I the Elder).

The same year that Vlad III was born ( 1431. ) , his father was admitted to the Order of the Dragon. Like other chivalric orders, this Christian military society, founded in 1408 by Sigismund, was modeled broadly on the medieval crusaders; its members were 24 high-ranking knights pledged to fight heresy and stop Ottoman expansion.

Upon joining the order, Vlad II was granted the surname Dracul (Dragon). His son Vlad III was known as Vlad Draculea, or Dracula, “son of the Dragon.” In 1436 Sigismund made Vlad II *voivode* of Walachia, but Vlad II did not stay loyal.

He soon switched sides and allied himself with Ottoman leader Sultan Murad II.

To guarantee loyalty, in 1442. Murad required Vlad II to hand over two of his sons, Vlad III , at time aged 11 and Radu the Fair aged 8 . as hostages in Ottoman Empire.

### **Death**

In December 1447, Bollars allied with the Hungarian regent rebelled against Vlad II and killed him in the marshes near Baltenia.

Mircea, Dracul's eldest son and heir, was blinded and buried alive in Trgoviste.
Patriotism

Patriotism, at its core, embodies a profound and genuine affection for one's homeland, It is a sentiment rooted in love, respect, and a deep connection to the place where one was born or raised.

### Core Beliefs

* Love for homeland
* Safeguarding of homeland

### Goal

* Survival of Homeland , and passing on traditions to new generations

# Ideology

Patriotism is a belief system that is rich in its devotion to the well-being of one's country, seeking to uphold its values, history, and aspirations. It embraces the broader world while nurturing a special bond with the land that has shaped one's identity. It's an understanding that every country has unique qualities that deserve admiration and preservation.

A patriot isn't threatened by the presence of different cultures or immigrants. instead, they acknowledge that diversity enriches the fabric of their homeland. They champion the idea that inclusivity and unity strengthen the nation's vitality and progress.

At its heart, patriotism is an intergenerational gift. It's about leaving a legacy of a better homeland for future generations, passing down the best aspects of one's culture, values, and achievements. This legacy includes not just physical landmarks, but the intangible treasures of shared stories, traditions, and dreams.

Patriotism goes beyond flags and symbols. It's an ongoing commitment to contribute positively to the growth and prosperity of one's homeland. It's volunteering for community projects, engaging in civic activities, and working towards a society that reflects the noblest aspirations of the nation.

In a world where cultural exchange is increasingly common, patriots embrace the opportunity to learn from others, realizing that an open heart does not diminish love for one's own homeland. They are global citizens who celebrate their roots while fostering connections across borders.

In essence, patriotism stands as a beacon of inclusivity, a celebration of identity, and a commitment to leave the world a better place for future generations. It's an ideology rooted in love, respect, and a shared journey toward a brighter future, one where every individual and nation can thrive harmoniously.
The Aztec Civilization

The Aztec civilization, also known as the Mexica civilization, was a Mesoamerican culture that flourished in central Mexico.

### Succeded by

Spanish Empire

During 3000 BCE - 200 CE various Mesoamerican cultures and city-states were developing in the region, laying the foundation for later civilizations like the Aztecs. Some important cultures during this period included the Olmecs and the Teotihuacan civilization. These cultures introduced many practices and ideas that would influence the Aztecs, such as agriculture, complex societies, and religious beliefs.

In 200 - 900 CE period the city of Teotihuacan was a major cultural and religious center that left a lasting impact on the region. After the decline of Teotihuacan, the Maya civilization also reached its peak during this time in the Yucatan Peninsula, showcasing advanced achievements in writing, mathematics, and astronomy.

In 900 - 1300 the Toltecs established their capital city at Tula and were responsible for spreading various cultural elements throughout Mesoamerica. Their decline, combined with other factors, led to a power vacuum that paved the way for the rise of the Aztecs.

# Aztec Empire

The Aztecs, originally a nomadic group, settled in the Valley of Mexico around 1000 and gradually formed an alliance with other city-states. They established their capital city, Tenochtitlan, in 1325 on an island in the middle of Lake Texcoco. Over time, through conquest and alliances, the Aztecs expanded their influence and established an empire that covered a substantial portion of central Mexico.

The Aztecs are known for their impressive engineering feats, such as the construction of chinampas (floating gardens), and their complex social and religious systems. They had a polytheistic religion centered around deities like Huitzilopochtli (the sun god and patron deity of the Aztecs) and Tlaloc (the rain god). Human sacrifices played a significant role in their religious practices, which was a source of great controversy and misunderstanding during the Spanish conquest.

# Spanish Conquest

Hernan Cortes, in 1519 marked the beginning of the end for the Aztec civilization. The Spanish took advantage of internal conflicts within the Aztec empire and formed alliances with some indigenous groups who were opposed to Aztec rule. After a series of battles, diplomatic maneuvering, and the eventual capture of the Aztec ruler Moctezuma II, Tenochtitlan fell to the Spanish forces in 1521.

The Spanish conquest resulted in the dismantling of the Aztec empire and the imposition of Spanish rule in the region, leading to significant changes in culture, religion, and society. The remnants of the Aztec civilization can still be seen in modern-day Mexico through archaeological sites, art, and cultural practices.

The Aztec people were forced to accept christianity while more than 2 million of people were killed by Cortes army.
The Brotherhood of Hunters

After the end of Tyrsenian Empire the people were in peace.

# Before The Brotherhood

**816 BCE** Dido Revolted the people of Phoenician (modern-day Lebanon) against King Hazael and named herself queen of the Arameans , Hazael Attacked with 50 men the rebels leading Syria to its first civil war that lasted 1 year.

**815 BCE** Queen Dido and her amy flee from Syria and with 3 ships they travel to the West.

**814 BCE** Queen Dido lands in Carthage and found's it as her City Kingdom.

**771 BCE** Romulus and Remus were born.

# The Brotherhood of Hunters

**December of 768 BCE** at Alalia in Oscor a group of sheep Hunters creating the Brotherhood of Hunters.

**767 BCE** Galatea takes lead of the Brotherhood, and kills King Polyphemus of Alalia.

New Queen of Alalia Galatea takes control of the villages in the island and in the end of the year she marries Doto Lord of Masille.

**766 BCE** Galas is born son of Doto and Galateia. Cadmus who was winner of the Stadium Race in the Olympic Games is named by the people Lord of Phorcys.

**764 BCE** The Fourth Olympic Games.

**763 BCE** Cadmus marries Concordia and have a son **Illyrius.**

**Summer of 760 BCE** The Fifth Olympic Games.

**759 BCE** Galateia dies. The Brotherhood of Hunters leaves from the island and travels east.

**758 BCE** The Brotherhood of Hunters was ended by the end of the year because they was merged with the people in Italy and created families.

however 4 hunters (names are unkown) reached the islands of the Liburnia district and with pirates or other hunters they populated Kerkyra in the beginnings of 756 bce.

**756 BCE** The six Olympic Games.

**755 BCE** The Pirate Bay was Created in the island Kerkyra.
The Hephthalite Empire

After the First Hunnic War, the Kidarite Kingdom was now controlled by king Mihirakula, son of Toramana. The Hephthalite Empire took control of the territories previously held by the Kidarites.

Territory of the Hepthalite Empire, circa 500

## The Hephthalite Empire

### Succeded by

* Tibetan - Kashmir kingdom
* Post-Gupta Successor Kingdoms

# The Second Hunnic War

In 520 Mihirakula, the son of Toramana and new Emperor, established his military encampment on the borders of the Jhelum to Gwalior, where he proclaimed himself "Lord of the Earth". Mihirakula's conquest reached as far as the Gupta capital Pataliputra, which he reportedly sacked and left in ruins.

In 528, an alliance of Indian principalities led by Yasodharman, defeated Mihirakula in the Battle of Sondani. The Second Hunnic War ended in 534.

Following their defeat,led by Mihirakula's successor Sri Pravarasena, resettled in the area of Gandhara and Kashmir in northwestern India. The "Alchons" established a new capital named Pravarapura, identified with the modern city of Srinagar.

# Collapse

The Sassanian alliance raided the remains of the Hephthalite Empire, with the defeat of the Hephthalites to the north by the alliance between the Sassanians and the Western Kaghanate huns in 565, the Alchons withdrew from Punjab and Gandhara, retreating to Kabulistan under the leadership of Toramana II.

However, Toramana II was defeated by a coalition of Gupta rulers in the western regions, and the Alchon Huns retreated to Kashmir and they established a village in the region. their leader was later known as Thothori Nyantsen and he died when the village was build. his son later known as Trinyen Songtsen took the lead of the village.

The Tibetan - Kashmir kingdom was born.
Oium kingdom

In 350 CE, The Heloni-Alan civilization established a formidable kingdom known as Oium. Under the visionary leadership of Oium.

Oium Flag

## Oium Kingdom Flag

### Location

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### Succeded by

Kievan Rus

The Oium kingdom faced challenges as the region experienced waves of nomadic invasions. The Gothic tribes, seeking refuge and a better life, migrated into the territory of Oium. Recognizing the shared ancestry and common goals, the Heloni-Alan kingdom welcomed the Gothic tribes into their realm, offering them protection and opportunities for integration.

Years later, the Kingdom faced nomadic invasions, including those led by the Huns. And the Bosporan Kingdom, a Hellenistic polity that succeeded  Heloni-Alan cities, was also overwhelmed by warlike tribes such as the Huns and Eurasian Avars between the 3rd and 6th centuries CE. In the steppes, the Khazars, a  Heloni-Amazonian tribe, rose to power and ruled a vast territory stretching from the Caucasus in the south on the Dnieper River in the west until the 10th century.

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.