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Baragsen, policeman in Teheran (1965,?)
Wagguten, monarch in Teheran (1953,?)
Chibarameze, monarch in Teheran (1958,?)
Urhie, mathematician in Teheran (1930,?)
Lunja, monarch in Ouagadougou (1953,?)
Sekhmakh, monk in Ouagadougou (1918,?)
Akinyi, monarch in Teheran (1916,2011)
Erhue, monarch in Ouagadougou (1904,?)
Adebiyi, monarch in Ouagadougou (1909,?)
Ingmar, latrines keeper in Rome (1953,2023)
Jamal, monarch in Dubai (1944,?)
Gilat, monarch in Rome (1932,2011)
Habtamu, monarch in Dubai (1889,1959)
Adjatay, monarch in Ouagadougou (1879,1953)
Cleopatra, monarch in Ouagadougou (1842,1914)
Ometeko, monarch in Ouagadougou (1815,1889)
Chinecherem, dancer in Ouagadougou (1771,1842)
Kahina, monarch in Ouagadougou (1761,1831)
Taderfit, monarch in Ouagadougou (1737,1813)
Zoputan, monarch in Ouagadougou (1715,1805)
Djedhor, barber in Cairo (1639,1720)
Shabaka, barber in Cairo (1615,1706)
Kasaqa, policeman in Cairo (1594,1663)
Chinecherem, policeman in Cairo (1562,1634)
Buneb, policeman in Cairo (1503,1562)
Pebatjma, con artist in Cairo (1453,1529)
Nedjeh, con artist in Cairo (1399,1510)
Adebiyi, con artist in Cairo (1371,1447)
Kesandu, con artist in Oualata (1328,1386)
Gwafa, debt collector in Gondershe (1286,1350)
Wagguten, debt collector in Banganarti (1191,1302)
Tafsut, soldier in Banganarti (1189,1274)
Udumebraye, beer brewer in Chinguetti (1162,1218)
Akuada, moneylender in Chinguetti (1132,1194)
Wawuda, moneylender in Chinguetti (1106,1185)
Chapusana, guard in Chinguetti (1017,1117)
Brukawit, messenger in Chinguetti (1002,1097)
Abeba, messenger in Chinguetti (968,1027)
Idder, winemaker in Chinguetti (952,1016)
Baragsen, tailor in Chinguetti (928,982)
Illi, tailor in Chinguetti (914,995)
Wazad, tailor in Chinguetti (885,969)
Ifedimma, tailor in Aksum (836,903)
Illi, tailor in Cairo (806,869)
Taderfit, tailor in Cairo (772,850)
Teriahi, circus artist in Cairo (762,823)
Ibada, circus artist in Cairo (716,799)
Kasaqa, toolmaker in Cairo (717,793)
Emetemedia, toolmaker in Cairo (683,743)
Erhue, butcher in Thebes - Luxor (664,737)
Akinyi, butcher in Adulis (629,703)
Baragsen, monk in Amud (601,658)
Osorkon, monk in Amud (569,648)
Gilukhipa, bronze smith in Amud (556,620)
Nekesa, bronze smith in Amud (526,592)
Aksil, chancellor in Amud (501,556)
Udad, chancellor in Amud (477,543)
Takama, moneylender in Amud (464,523)
Dassin, moneylender in Amud (422,490)
Makena, moneylender in Amud (398,456)
Dassin, basket maker in Amud (361,431)
Chapusana, weaver in Amud (359,411)
Abeba, iron smith in Ambohimanga (332,391)
Naserian, iron smith in Ambohimanga (292,371)
Djedhor, musician in Ambohimanga (305,365)
Persenet, musician in Ambohimanga (269,331)
Aserkamani, dancer in Ambohimanga (232,305)
Sekhmakh, winemaker in Ambohimanga (218,286)
Udumebraye, servant in Ambohimanga (197,259)
Nedjeh, servant in Ambohimanga (168,236)
Zawadi, winemaker in Ambohimanga (159,231)
Lunja, porter in Ambohimanga (119,167)
Kioko, weaver in Ambohimanga (73,159)
Buneb, weaver in Ambohimanga (40,118)
Karimala, brick maker in Ambohimanga (39,109)
Persenet, brick maker in Ambohimanga (2,68)
Uloho, lumberjack in White Lady Rock (-23,39)
Abeba, leather worker in Bambandyanalo (-2456,-2364)
Behenu, servant in White Lady Rock (-2433,14)
Baragsen, servant in Bambandyanalo (-2445,-2375)
Mansa, servant in White Lady Rock (-2478,-2395)
Nedjeh, builder in White Lady Rock (-2508,-2445)
Sekhmakh, brick maker in White Lady Rock (-2558,-2475)
Chapusana, brick maker in Danangombe (-2600,-2537)
Pebatjma, brick maker in Gobero (-2638,-2563)
Shabaka, builder in Bambandyanalo (-2642,-2567)
Kesandu, butcher in Bambandyanalo (-2646,-2575)
Osorkon, butcher in Gobero (-2646,-2573)
Akpobome, butcher in Bambandyanalo (-2693,-2612)
Addisu, butcher in Bambandyanalo (-2762,-2679)
Ejikeme, butcher in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2794,-2706)
Teriahi, butcher in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2830,-2775)
Menhet, quarryman in Kaditshwene (-2869,-2800)
Anaborhi, musician in Kaditshwene (-2883,-2819)
Addisu, musician in Kaditshwene (-2917,-2854)
Emetemedia, musician in Kaditshwene (-2969,-2896)
Zegiga, musician in Kaditshwene (-2980,-2914)
Sekhmakh, musician in Kaditshwene (-3013,-2923)
Amasis, quarryman in Kaditshwene (-3021,-2970)
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Gilat Voynich
Gilat Voynich, (1932, 2011) was a monarch in Rome.
Gilat believed in Folk religion.
She lived a life of poverty. She was able to eat and sleep under a shelter, but ended with having no possession at all. She lived as an outcast. To tell the truth, in Rome, she gained the trust or the friendship of no one. People saw Gilat as cultivated, eager to read and learn when possible, and mastering writing, which she did for friends. She was force of nature, and people saw in their body and beauty the incarnation of a god. She had an unbending mind, always reaching their goal.
Gilat, 27 years old, monarch, became the new leader of the family.
Aged 36, Gilat needed more love in her life and began to flirt around. Gilat had a passionate affair with Irem, a beautiful woman, 27 years old, a drug dealer. A few days later, Gilat began to wake up late.
She was oppressed by the people in Dubai for believing in Animism, and she had to find another place to live. The travel was the occasion to do some merchandise dealing, and she made some business. The family settled in Rome.
In the year 1983, Gilat invested time and efforts into a special craft : a horrid crown. People admired her for this work and Gilat decided to keep it as a family treasure. At the same time, Gilat was invited to a prestigious diner with many influential people. On the next full moon, Gilat learned about medicinal plants.
She was oppressed by the people in Rome for believing in Animism, and everything was difficult.
At the age of 61, Gilat wanted to find the love of her live and marry. She began to look for a suitable spouse in Rome. Gilat fell in love with Ingmar, a beautiful man, 30 years old, a latrines keeper. Both married and lived together from now on. On the first day of the month after, Gilat was given a temporary position in the leading of Rome. A little while after, Gilat had a surge of libido.
She was oppressed by the people in Rome for believing in Animism, and she had to change her religion to Folk religion.
Aged 69, Gilat wanted to marry again, for her heart was big. She began to look for a suitable spouse in Rome. She found the perfect love but her religion forbade her to have more than one spouse. She were despised for this love and had to split, heartbroken. On the next full moon, Gilat drove away some wild beasts lurking around her house.
At the age of 79, Gilat needed money. She resolved to sell a family treasure : the badge. It was a difficult decision, and the sale granted her little money. Soon after, Gilat missed her departed, loved ones.
Gilat died of a pulmonary edema.
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