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Nethaneel, tailor in Dubai (1935,?)
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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)
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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)
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Lweendo Babar
Lweendo Babar, (1560, 1661) was a atilliator in Cairo.
Lweendo believed in Shamanism.
He earned enough to live a decent life, but was sometimes a little bit short. 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 was iron-willed, achieving any goal he set.
Lweendo, 47 years old, atilliator, became the new leader of a new branch of the family.
8 years later, Lweendo decided to enjoy life. He spent everything he earned for the pleasure of the body and the mind. Many people in Cairo were invited to enjoy life with him, and thus, he made many friends. Nine months after, Lweendo had his faith strenghtened. At the same time, Lweendo began gambling, and lost much.
In the year 1620, Lweendo needed more love in his life and began to flirt around. Lweendo had a passionate affair with Zoputan, a charming woman, 55 years old, a tailor. A bastard child came out of this short lived love. It was an ugly girl named Kerubo. Lweendo had no choice but to adopt Kerubo who became part of the family from now on. On the next full moon, Lweendo fell in love. The same day, Lweendo fell in love with Zawadi, an ugly woman, 27 years old, a journalist. Both married and lived together from now on.
Soon after, Zawadi got pregnant, and gave birth to a huge baby boy named Baragsen.
At the age of 68, Lweendo spent time and wealth to improve his living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. On the first day of the month after, Lweendo became a part-time teacher. On the first day of the month after, Lweendo created a garden.
Nine months after, Zawadi got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable girl named Kahina.
13 years later, Lweendo lost his beliefs and turned to Shamanism. On the next full moon, Lweendo felt lucky. On the next full moon, Lweendo wrote a song.
A few days later, Zawadi got pregnant, and gave birth to a monstrous looking boy named Wagguten.
In the year 1652, Lweendo invested time and efforts into a special craft : a priceless crossbow. People admired him for this work and Lweendo decided to keep it as a family treasure. A few days later, Lweendo was disgusted by the politics in Cairo.
Aged 101, Lweendo invested all his time and energy in his work. The same day, Lweendo had a mystic vision. On the next full moon, Lweendo had a mystic vision, and nobody believed him.
Lweendo died of a heart failure.
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