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Resk Dynasty Kopek Dynasty Dariushesi Dynasty Epimanescox Dynasty Behenugil Dynasty Bibou Dynasty Prout Dynasty Karoshi Dynasty Yadidatumoui Dynasty Gadisegil Dynasty Belinaycox Dynasty Beletumoui Dynasty Jamieoff Dynasty Nigga Dynasty Miriamell Dynasty Truckerer Dynasty Shepherdgil Dynasty Hukhk Dynasty Hanasson Dynasty Pouler Dynasty Fourin Dynasty Fourmilhun Dynasty Gilukhipaoui Dynasty Harryesi Dynasty Priestesi Dynasty Volok Dynasty Teriahioff Dynasty Coockool Dynasty Wega ii Dynasty Wega Dynasty Tempest Dynasty Librariancox Dynasty Nekesason Dynasty Coachfitz Dynasty Reiss Dynasty Slydev Dynasty Pirogue Dynasty Coacher Dynasty Berengil Dynasty Behenuell Dynasty Toolmakeroui Dynasty Chimney Dynasty Castanah Dynasty Beletumkin Dynasty Curier Dynasty Shamanson Dynasty Gardenerkin Dynasty Merchantcox Dynasty Nancyesi Dynasty Torturersson Dynasty Mercenarygil Dynasty Trismigistus Dynasty Banu abbas Dynasty Jewelersson Dynasty Galane Dynasty Gteam Dynasty Monkesi Dynasty Pedrosson Dynasty Poyrazer Dynasty Tuteroff Dynasty Chancellor Dynasty Nicols Dynasty Chikondier Dynasty Daroff Dynasty Parker Dynasty Copper Dynasty Lili Dynasty Bugidaison Dynasty Printerkin Dynasty Journalistoff Dynasty Awawaoui Dynasty Steel Dynasty Doyle Dynasty Pablofitz Dynasty Erlarf Dynasty Hansesi Dynasty Teacherson Dynasty Hepote Dynasty Chapusanaoui Dynasty Latrines Dynasty Solann Dynasty 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 Idder, dancer in White Lady Rock (-1546,-1471) Takama, storyteller in Danangombe (-1569,-1512) Chapusana, gatherer in Ngwenya Mine (-1539,-1487) Gadise, storyteller in Ngwenya Mine (-1570,-1496) Naserian, storyteller in Danangombe (-1611,-1533) Bayissa, storyteller in Ngwenya Mine (-1623,-1527) Thutmose, storyteller in Danangombe (-1661,-1603) Onanojah, storyteller in Danangombe (-1700,-1635) Addisu, storyteller in Danangombe (-1774,-1675) Illi, bronze smith in Danangombe (-1797,-1709) Buneb, bronze smith in Danangombe (-1845,-1772) Apunanwu, leather worker in Danangombe (-1893,-1797) Gilukhipa, leather worker in Danangombe (-1937,-1869) Ilozumba, leather worker in Danangombe (-1981,-1920) Udad, fisher in Kalambo Falls (-1947,-1877) Akuada, beggar in Kalambo Falls (-1961,-1885) Tafsut, beggar in Kalambo Falls (-2001,-1930) Thutmose, basket maker in Danangombe (-2031,-1961) Emetemedia, basket maker in Danangombe (-2043,-1958) Jol, basket maker in Danangombe (-2077,-1986) Emetemedia, basket maker in Sidubu Cave (-2121,-2038) Ibada, basket maker in Sidubu Cave (-2206,-2114) Wagguten, basket maker in Nyambwezi Falls (-2248,-2173) Anaborhi, vagabond in Motsetsi (-2223,-2138) Zoputan, butcher in Motsetsi (-2262,-2177) Buneb, basket maker in Nyambwezi Falls (-2294,-2219) Nekesa, butcher in Motsetsi (-2305,-2212) Habtamu, basket maker in Motsetsi (-2366,-2281) Awawa, basket maker in Kalambo Falls (-2421,-2348) Kerubo, basket maker in Leopard's Kopje (-2454,-2384) Wagguten, basket maker in Leopard's Kopje (-2506,-2434) Alara, basket maker in Leopard's Kopje (-2580,-2473) Wawira, musician in Bambandyanalo (-2597,-2521) Kasaqa, musician in Bambandyanalo (-2645,-2559) Ibada, lumberjack in Bambandyanalo (-2694,-2602) Mansa, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2739,-2679) Apunanwu, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2786,-2728) Aserkamani, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2848,-2765) Yaro, mercenary in Naledi Cave (-2885,-2817) Persenet, mercenary in Kaditshwene (-2891,-2824) Wawuda, mercenary in Naledi Cave (-2928,-2814) Erhue, salt miner in Naledi Cave (-2922,-2829) Jol, salt miner in Naledi Cave (-2961,-2876) Urhie, toolmaker in Naledi Cave (-2991,-2903) Alara, toolmaker in Motsetsi (-3023,-2956) Apunanwu Cailloux      Tweet Apunanwu Cailloux, (-1893, -1797) was a leather worker in Danangombe. Apunanwu believed in Ancient Egyptian religion. She lived a life of absolute poverty. Eating or sleeping in a safe place was a constant struggle. She was considered as a worker, belonging to the laborer caste of the society. She had struggles in accessing safe and well payed jobs and businesses. However, she made many friends. People saw Apunanwu 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 was considered spiritless, and unable to make a decision. Apunanwu, 24 years old, leather worker, became the new leader of the family. 11 years later, Apunanwu decided to enjoy life. She spent everything she earned for the pleasure of the body and the mind. Many people in Danangombe were invited to enjoy life with her, and thus, she made many friends. On the first day of the month after, Apunanwu became afraid of death. Half a year later, Apunanwu set herself the goal of being rich. In the year -1852, Apunanwu decided to enjoy life. She spent everything she earned for the pleasure of the body and the mind. Many people in Danangombe were invited to enjoy life with her, and thus, she made many friends. Half a year later, Apunanwu had the time of her life in a long party that lasted for days. In the year -1842, Apunanwu spent time and money for the people that needed help. The same day, Apunanwu began to drink often. In the year -1828, Apunanwu spent time socializing with people in Danangombe. She made some strong friendships (and a couple of enemies). Nine months after, Apunanwu disappeared for a few days, and nobody knew why. Later, Apunanwu was told by a priest of Ancient Egyptian religion that the stars promised a good future. Aged 71, Apunanwu spent time and wealth to improve her living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. On the first day of the month after, Apunanwu slept with a lover that broke her heart. Nine months after, Apunanwu fell in love with Buneb, a monstrous looking man, 23 years old, a bronze smith. Both married and lived together from now on. In the year -1807, Apunanwu spent a lot of time thinking and meditating about her beliefs. At the same time, Apunanwu saw a shooting star and made a special wish. In the year -1797, Apunanwu decided to visit the world. She went on a long journey and reached Shum Laka, in Africa : a large cave on the top of a mountain, open wide on the tropical forest. During her travel she were attacked by a group of bandits that took most of her possessions. Then she came back and was quite happy to find her house and family. A few weeks later, Apunanwu drove away some wild beasts lurking around her house. Apunanwu died of a heart failure.