Ishkahn - Revision history

Msallen at 20:06, 23 April 2010

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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~~.		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 originally applied to the supreme leader of the Bedouin peoples of [[Petera]], the [[Moon Children]]. ~~With the ascension of~~ [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] to the throne of [[Petera]], it also became associated with his royal ~~line~~. ~~While it is rarely applied in this context, it is still used within the [[Barbarians]] of [[~~The ~~Ulan]] that descend from the followers of Sayid's adopted child and heir~~ [[Mikos Lygit]].		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.

Msallen: New page: {{stub}} A title that originally applied to the supreme leader of the Bedouin peoples of Petera, the Moon Children. With the ascension of Sayid ibn Maimun to the throne of [[P...

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New page: {{stub}} A title that originally applied to the supreme leader of the Bedouin peoples of Petera, the Moon Children. With the ascension of Sayid ibn Maimun to the throne of [[P...

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A title that originally applied to the supreme leader of the Bedouin peoples of [[Petera]], the [[Moon Children]]. With the ascension of [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] to the throne of [[Petera]], it also became associated with his royal line. While it is rarely applied in this context, it is still used within the [[Barbarians]] of [[The Ulan]] that descend from the followers of Sayid's adopted child and heir [[Mikos Lygit]].