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A title that originally applied to the supreme leader of the Bedouin peoples of [[Petera]], the [[Moon Children]], in antiquity. It was given to [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] after he took upon himself the curse of the [[Moon Bracers]]. After Sayid claimed the throne of [[Petera]], it also became associated with his royal personage. The title followed [[Mikos Lygit]] into exile, and its usage died with him.
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A title that was created by [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] when he assumed the dual-role of the [[Sheikh-Malik]] of the Bedouin [[Moon Children]] and the [[Sultan]] of [[Petera]]. While Peterans recognize Sayid as the only Ishkan, the title was also used by [[Mikos Lygit]] in exile, and he is recognized as the last Ishkahn by the Bedouins and [[Tribes of Ulan]].

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A title that was created by Sayid ibn Maimun when he assumed the dual-role of the Sheikh-Malik of the Bedouin Moon Children and the Sultan of Petera. While Peterans recognize Sayid as the only Ishkan, the title was also used by Mikos Lygit in exile, and he is recognized as the last Ishkahn by the Bedouins and Tribes of Ulan.