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The fates of all the dynasties

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Baudoinsson Dynasty
Tailorkin Dynasty
Yaroson Dynasty
Thiefoui Dynasty
Mendes Dynasty
Dillon Dynasty
Mainzaesi Dynasty
Chinecheremson Dynasty
Treasure Dynasty
Chausikukin Dynasty
Horsee Dynasty
Banshee Dynasty
Yafaell Dynasty
Grande Dynasty
Monde Dynasty
Von trunkel Dynasty
Cuivrechamps Dynasty
Palt Dynasty
Habtamuoui Dynasty
Jaakobahkin Dynasty
Ferrant Dynasty
Marcusson Dynasty
Clerkell Dynasty
Retaileroui Dynasty
Wawirasson Dynasty
Osorkonfitz Dynasty
Goldsmithesi Dynasty
Coengold Dynasty
Zoputaner Dynasty
Vagabonder Dynasty
Feur Dynasty
Monker Dynasty
Beletumoff Dynasty
Jeanmariebigard Dynasty
Retailercox Dynasty
Charrue Dynasty
Train Dynasty
Kiokoson Dynasty
Ilozumbaesi Dynasty
Dayokin Dynasty
Toolmakerell Dynasty
Aslankin Dynasty
Palvadeau Dynasty
Venault stephen Dynasty
Reevegil Dynasty
Shabakaesi Dynasty
Cailloux Dynasty
Bigboloss Dynasty
Boloss Dynasty
Armen Dynasty
Le guenic Dynasty
Frappier Dynasty
Design Dynasty
Nekesagil Dynasty
Shalyapiner Dynasty
Hobbit Dynasty
Bronze Dynasty
Oracleer Dynasty
Shalyapincox Dynasty
Stone Dynasty
Aah Dynasty
Dariakin Dynasty
Foutre Dynasty
Kiko Dynasty
Sekhmakhoui Dynasty
Riches Dynasty
Gwafaoui Dynasty
Hansfitz Dynasty
Beer Dynasty
Music Dynasty
Zehraell Dynasty
Farmerer Dynasty
Soldieroui Dynasty
Bitaoff Dynasty
De clichy Dynasty
Gne Dynasty
Monopthalmossson Dynasty
Kern Dynasty
Chepkiruison Dynasty
Mosaic Dynasty
Ishaya Dynasty
Private Dynasty
Hammann Dynasty
Znort Dynasty
Dassinfitz Dynasty
Kasaqaoui Dynasty
Debt Dynasty
Lezgongue Dynasty
Voynich Dynasty
Bulbe Dynasty
Udadell Dynasty
Holy Dynasty
Dinahfitz Dynasty
Engineerfitz Dynasty
Lougre Dynasty
Eshargamelatson Dynasty
Tafsutfitz Dynasty
Printersson Dynasty
Takeo Dynasty
Explorerkin Dynasty
Zerglain Dynasty
Mariegil Dynasty
Ferkeif Dynasty
Barmakin Dynasty
Babar Dynasty
Pinkyblood Dynasty
Burglarfitz Dynasty
Gillus Dynasty
Taoh Dynasty
Autonome Dynasty
Tsukinokin Dynasty
Pesquet Dynasty
Monopthalmosson Dynasty
Salt Dynasty
De la fuente Dynasty
Dariushoui Dynasty
Cookell Dynasty
Barbersson Dynasty
Video Dynasty
Shalyapinson Dynasty
Jewelerkin Dynasty
Verrier Dynasty
Tv Dynasty
Amulet Dynasty
Judgeson Dynasty
Horse Dynasty
Benouz Dynasty
Fuku Dynasty
Dariagil Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
Nethaneel, tailor in Dubai (1935,?)
Hemaka, banker in Cairo (1925,?)
Kesandu, banker in Dubai (1915,1995)
Addisu, banker in Cairo (1837,1934)
Mansa, holy prostitute in Cairo (1818,1881)
Onanojah, holy prostitute in Cairo (1784,1859)
Dayo, atilliator in Cairo (1770,1848)
Ifedimma, atilliator in Cairo (1723,1790)
Adaeze, atilliator in Cairo (1751,1819)
Khabekhnet, atilliator in Cairo (1679,1778)
Orisa, atilliator in Cairo (1668,1755)
Wagguten, atilliator in Cairo (1641,1728)
Wazad, atilliator in Isfahan (1617,1698)
Nedjem, atilliator in Cairo (1583,1676)
Lweendo, atilliator in Cairo (1560,1661)
Kioko, atilliator in Cairo (1510,1607)
Ifedimma, atilliator in Cairo (1464,1560)
Abeba, atilliator in Cairo (1415,1501)
Wagguten, mosaic artist in Oualata (1376,1471)
Gilukhipa, monarch in Oualata (1313,1410)
Kaa, monarch in Banganarti (1279,1338)
Abeo, monarch in Banganarti (1221,1305)
Lweendo, monarch in Banganarti (1184,1265)
Idder, monarch in Oualata (1107,1208)
Aserkamani, monarch in Qa’ableh (1079,1162)
Meddur, monarch in Ntusi (1010,1079)
Mongo, monarch in Danangombe (1004,1084)
Addisu, monarch in Tlokwe (979,1066)
Kyela, monarch in Danangombe (968,1059)
Mainza, monarch in Bigo Bya Mugenyi (961,1019)
Idder, monarch in Tlokwe (904,988)
Kerubo, monarch in Tlokwe (866,941)
Bayissa, monarch in Tlokwe (800,866)
Aksil, monarch in Tlokwe (768,844)
Tafsut, monarch in Tlokwe (684,779)
Taderfit, monarch in Tlokwe (636,706)
Aserkamani, monarch in Tlokwe (606,691)
Chinecherem, monarch in Tlokwe (623,710)
Khensa, martial teacher in Tlokwe (608,683)
Ananda, martial teacher in Tlokwe (575,659)
Chapusana, tales teller in Tlokwe (523,608)
Gwafa, tales teller in Tlokwe (485,588)
Uloho, tales teller in Tlokwe (419,509)
Lunja, atilliator in Tlokwe (385,491)
Buneb, jeweler in Tlokwe (356,446)
Makena, merchant in Tlokwe (319,384)
Markunda, merchant in Tlokwe (274,366)
Udjebten, executioner in Danangombe (241,338)
Wagguten, winemaker in Danangombe (247,311)
Teriahi, prostitute in Danangombe (185,261)
Cleopatra, prostitute in Danangombe (143,203)
Awawa, prostitute in Gwisho Hot-Springs (85,162)
Dassin, prostitute in Gwisho Hot-Springs (38,100)
Baragsen, prostitute in Gwisho Hot-Springs (3,77)
Takama, porter in Gwisho Hot-Springs (9,38)
Mainza, porter in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-29,46)
Osorkon, mercenary in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2858,-2774)
Udumebraye, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2856,9)
Emetemedia, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2866,-2781)
Onanojah, executioner in Tlokwe (-2888,-2817)
Enku, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2888,-2829)
Akinyi, musician in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2917,-2835)
Fasika, brick maker in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2939,-2881)
Ilozumba, brick maker in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-3002,-2930)
Naserian, porter in Leopard's Kopje (-3024,-2954)
Wagguten Babar     

Wagguten Babar, (1376, 1471) was a mosaic artist in Oualata.

Wagguten believed in Berber religion.

He lived a life of poverty. He was able to eat and sleep under a shelter, but ended with having no possession at all. He was considered as a worker, belonging to the laborer caste of the society. He had struggles in accessing safe and well payed jobs and businesses. However, he made many friends. He had a refined culture, and was known to read, and sometimes write, for pleasure. He was force of nature, and people saw in their body and beauty the incarnation of a god. He had an unbending mind, always reaching their goal.

Wagguten, 34 years old, mosaic artist, became the new leader of the family.

In the year 1420, Wagguten wanted to find the love of his live and marry. He began to look for a suitable spouse in Oualata. Wagguten fell in love with Makena, an average looking woman, 24 years old, a circus artist. Both married and lived together from now on. Nine months after, Wagguten met a good business partner. A few days later, Wagguten had his faith strenghtened.

Half a year later, Makena got pregnant, and gave birth to a huge baby boy named Alara.

In the year 1431, Wagguten decided to visit the world. He went on a long journey and reached Amud, in Africa : a huge stone city around a big temple. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave him a recommandation, so he would be welcomed wherever he went. Then he came back and was quite happy to find his house and family. A few days later, Wagguten had a fight with his best friend and got heartbroken.

A few weeks later, Makena got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable girl named Kahina.

8 years later, Wagguten decided to improve his knowledge. He found a mentor that teached him many new useful and wonderful things. Soon after, Wagguten found a beautiful jewel while walking in the wilds nearby Oualata.

Aged 75, Wagguten needed more love in his life and began to flirt around. Wagguten had a passionate affair with Udjebten, an average looking woman, 63 years old, a winemaker. People around disliked this extramarital affair. Makena was heartbroken by this situation and left Wagguten and Oualata forever. A bastard child came out of this short lived love. It was a tall boy named Idder. Wagguten had no choice but to adopt Idder who became part of the family from now on. Soon after, Wagguten found some unclaimed land, and made it his own. A few days later, Wagguten got betrayed by a business partner and lost trust in others. The same day, Wagguten fell in love with Abeba, a monstrous looking woman, 36 years old, a atilliator. Both married and lived together from now on.

Later, Abeba got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable girl named Illi.

In the year 1464, Wagguten decided to enjoy life. He spent everything he earned for the pleasure of the body and the mind. Many people in Oualata were invited to enjoy life with him, and thus, he made many friends. Nine months after, Wagguten overcame a depression.

The same day, Abeba got pregnant, and gave birth to a huge baby girl named Ifedimma.

7 years later, Wagguten decided to enjoy life. He spent everything he earned for the pleasure of the body and the mind. Many people in Oualata were invited to enjoy life with him, and thus, he made many friends. Later, Wagguten drew a precise map of his location.

Wagguten died of a stroke.