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Cheng, lumberjack in Mumbai (1957,?)
Liu, atilliator in Mumbai (1972,?)
Ishido, winemaker in Mumbai (2010,?)
Indira, winemaker in Mumbai (2005,?)
Akiba, winemaker in Mumbai (1995,?)
Tsukino, winemaker in Mumbai (2009,?)
Mai, winemaker in Mumbai (1991,?)
Han, winemaker in Mumbai (2004,?)
Nguyen, winemaker in Mumbai (1998,?)
Peng, banker in Mumbai (1966,?)
Sato, winemaker in Mumbai (1953,2010)
Shanti, atilliator in Mumbai (2005,?)
Indira, coach in Mumbai (1967,?)
Sato, atilliator in Bangkok (1962,?)
Chatur, atilliator in Bangkok (1942,2025)
Peng, atilliator in Bangkok (1935,?)
Liu, atilliator in Bangkok (1925,?)
Nomolun, librarian in Bangkok (1894,1981)
Mai, atilliator in Bangkok (1906,1991)
Han, atilliator in Bangkok (1895,1975)
Bugidai, atilliator in Bangkok (1827,1911)
Liu, atilliator in Bangkok (1783,1871)
Sato, moneylender in Bangkok (1717,1817)
Han, moneylender in Mumbai (1678,1740)
Epimanes, moneylender in Mumbai (1637,1717)
Gun, moneylender in Mumbai (1595,1674)
Pythodoros, moneylender in Edinburgh (1518,1610)
Fabia, crime lord in Edinburgh (1477,1542)
Annelise, crime lord in Edinburgh (1423,1506)
Monopthalmos, crime lord in Edinburgh (1366,1446)
Atria, jester in Edinburgh (1321,1408)
Patrick, jester in Edinburgh (1262,1339)
Florencia, jester in Prague (1215,1298)
Tryphon, jester in Barcelona (1186,1245)
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Kioko, salt miner in Tiya (935,1014)
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Shabaka, toolmaker in Katsina-Ala (210,289)
Alara, toolmaker in Katsina-Ala (170,249)
Thutmose, mosaic artist in Katsina-Ala (152,257)
Nekesa, candlemaker in Katsina-Ala (170,239)
Chibarameze, candlemaker in Katsina-Ala (133,211)
Khabekhnet, pictural artist in Katsina-Ala (92,170)
Habtamu, pictural artist in Katsina-Ala (57,138)
Dassin, potter in Katsina-Ala (45,103)
Lunja, potter in Katsina-Ala (2,86)
Wagguten, drug dealer in Katsina-Ala (-24,55)
Mansa, mercenary in Motsetsi (-2164,-2118)
Iput, mercenary in Motsetsi (-2199,-2149)
Adebiyi, potter in Motsetsi (-2229,-2155)
Ananda, executioner in Motsetsi (-2211,7)
Chibarameze, executioner in Motsetsi (-2250,-2176)
Nedjem, thief in Tlokwe (-2302,-2216)
Kesandu, vagabond in Tlokwe (-2335,-2230)
Habtamu, salt miner in Naledi Cave (-2368,-2283)
Chibarameze, latrines keeper in Naledi Cave (-2387,-2309)
Khabekhnet, latrines keeper in Nyambwezi Falls (-2441,-2362)
Gilukhipa, builder in Nyambwezi Falls (-2434,-2370)
Naserian, builder in Nyambwezi Falls (-2469,-2405)
Khabekhnet, dancer in Nyambwezi Falls (-2500,-2420)
Ogheneme, brick maker in Nyambwezi Falls (-2525,-2445)
Meddur, hunter in Tlokwe (-2558,-2498)
Khabekhnet, butcher in Nyambwezi Falls (-2569,-2474)
Aksil, hunter in Tlokwe (-2599,-2512)
Aserkamani, hunter in Tlokwe (-2633,-2569)
Zoputan, slave in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2643,-2583)
Meddur, musician in Leopard's Kopje (-2677,-2608)
Lunja, servant in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2723,-2648)
Chinecherem, servant in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2774,-2704)
Iput, hunter in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2787,-2730)
Ilozumba, butcher in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2833,-2756)
Enku, builder in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2821,-2769)
Rahotep, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2844,-2792)
Yaro, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2886,-2813)
Alara, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2916,-2849)
Menhet, musician in Motsetsi (-2958,-2901)
Naserian, vagabond in Naledi Cave (-2923,-2851)
Gilukhipa, vagabond in Naledi Cave (-2959,-2897)
Qalhata, hunter in Motsetsi (-2993,-2928)
Uloho, musician in Motsetsi (-2976,-2911)
Osorkon, musician in Motsetsi (-3007,-2939)
Zawadi, leather worker in Motsetsi (-3024,-2969)
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Habtamu Monopthalmosson
Habtamu Monopthalmosson, (-2368, -2283) was a salt miner in Naledi Cave.
Habtamu believed in Ancient Egyptian religion.
He lived mostly in extreme poverty. Simply eating was an issue, most of the days. He lived as an outcast. To tell the truth, in Naledi Cave, he gained the trust or the friendship of no one. He had only a basic knowledge that summed up to a few oral stories from childhood. He was vigorous, muscular, and had a near perfect body. He was known to be lazy, barely waking up in the morning.
Habtamu, 59 years old, salt miner, became the new leader of the family.
Aged 72, Habtamu was not married at the time, but if he were, he would surely have divorced. Later, Habtamu got drunk and did thinqs he had regrets for all his life. Soon after, Habtamu fell in love with Kesandu, a monstrous looking woman, 39 years old, a vagabond. Both married and lived together from now on.
On the next full moon, Kesandu got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable boy named Meddur.
Habtamu had his health badly damaged by the work in the mines. As a consequence, he had to change his activity. Alas, he had not enough prestige in society to aspire to do anything else right now and had to keep on in dire conditions.
Aged 85, Habtamu spent time and wealth to improve his living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. On the next full moon, Habtamu payed a long due debt. On the next full moon, Habtamu was disgusted by the politics in Naledi Cave.
Habtamu died of a stroke.
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