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THE MAVALJARAM REALMS OF KUESHANGO GHJI

THE SECRETS OF A NEW UNIVERSE

 Welcome to the Realms of Mavaljaram website, an encyclopedic resource that consists of informational material pertaining to Jordan K. Lane’s Mavaljaram Realms and the Kueshango Ghji series. It is to be forewarned that this site contains minor spoilers and plot details about the series, therefore, viewers of this site must read at their own peril.

KUESHANGO GHJI THE NOVEL SERIES

WHAT IS THE KUESHANGO GHJI SERIES?

The Kueshango Ghji series (also known as the KG series) is a fantasy fiction series which takes place predominantly during a medieval fantasy post-apocalyptic era. The series substantially centers around the viewpoint of the protagonist, Kueshango Ghji—a warrior who is destined by a prophecy to engage in combat against evil in order to sustain tranquility between the realms.

THE NOVELS

A FANTASY FICTION ON-GOING NOVEL SERIES

Kueshango Ghji | War at Dawn


 You may or may not have heard of me. My name is Kueshango. Kueshango Ghji. I was born in this foreign empire called Ezaekia. It's ruled by my father, Jurrata who is the emperor of Ezaekia. As the prince of Ezaekia, I had many responsibilities, most of which were taken care of by my father's noblemen. To my father, I was his first and only son but to the citizens of the empire, I was known to be Ezaekia's most kind and warm-hearted person on Earth. But all of that changed in the blink of an eye. There was this prophecy that my father kept mentioning about over the years and I didn't really pay any attention to any of it until that tragic day. I was called up by the One Being to fight in some battle that I had no part in. But guess what: that prophecy that my father was talking about, I was in it. In fact, I was the key to Earth's salvation, or so my father says. So I went along with this quest to save the realms from eternal damnation and supposedly become the Defender of Peace. But that didn't turn out so well. Little did I know that this prophecy was some sort of quest put forth by the Holy Trinity to grant a worthy mortal the title of a defender if that mortal fulfills the prophecy. That worthy mortal turned out to be me. I was the chosen one.


War at Dawn is book 1 of the KG series.


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Kueshango Ghji | God's Redemption: An epic battle between a warrior and a notorious deceiver


Billions of years ago, a prophecy was foretold by God that started the war between Heaven and Hell. The war soon came to pass, causing the peace between the realms to become unstable. A chosen warrior by the name of Kueshango Ghji was appointed as the realms' protector and set out on a quest to eradicate the wickedness from the higher and neutral realms. The Wicked One became furious with this and began to contort time and constructed the downfall of Mankind. Enraged, Kueshango embarked on a new quest to destroy the essence of evil by going against the will of God and using the power of a cursed medallion. But this fatal decision alone could result in an inevitable devastating fate.


God's Redemption is book 2 of the KG series.


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Kueshango Ghji | The Assassin's Medallion: A War Without End


 Cast out of Heaven, a fallen warrior is condemned to live on Earth that is now occupied by a new generation of wizardry, sorcery and demons. His only source of power is a majestic, mystical medallion that he uses to annihilate his victims. The medallion holds a threatening curse and the only way to control it, is to kill. But legend has it that if the curse is no longer restrained, it would bring more than just Hell. It would bring eternal damnation upon the entire universe.


The Assassin's Medallion is book 3 of the KG series.


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Kueshango Ghji | The Demigod's Amulet (COMING SOON!)


The spirit of a withered and tainted undead warrior sits rotting away inside a cell with his hands and feet bound to a chained wall-his mind being possessed by a thousand demons. A corrupted and impuissant sorceress who is the false daughter of a tyrant, wanders aimlessly in hopes to unveil the secrets of her artificial family. In a realm engulfed in flames of chaos, an egoistic warrior and a naive princess must aid each other on a viperous quest to dethrone a demonic usurper and resurrect the souls of the living. But the only way to achieve this task, is to locate and wield the Demigod's amulet.


The Demigod's Amulet is book 4 of the KG series. Its expected release date is March 14, 2021.


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JORDAN K. LANE

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jordan K. Lane is the author of the fantasy fiction novel series, Kueshango Ghji, as well as the author of several poems and short stories. Lane's first novel was the first novel of the Kueshango Ghji series, War at Dawn. It was originally published in 2016 but was later republished in 2017. After War at Dawn, Lane published God's Redemption (the second novel of the Kueshango Ghji series) in that same year with The Assassin's Medallion being made available for purchase that following year. In 2019, Lane issued a short anthology called Mirror which comprised of some of his short stories, poems, and a few excerpts from the Kueshango Ghji series. In addition to this, he also released a short guide called The Ghervatic Medieval Century which includes descriptive information about characters and settings within the Kueshango Ghji series. 

THE CHARACTERS

THE VILLAINS AND HEROES OF THE KUESHANGO GHJI SERIES

Kueshango Ghji (protagonist): Known by many names, Kueshango Ghji is the title character and the main protagonist of Jordan K. Lane's Kueshango Ghji fantasy novel series. The series covers the life of this egoistic orphan who, due to prophetic reasons, is obligated by an oath to assume the role as the peace defender in order to seize control over the wicked and sustain tranquility between the realms.

   

Harris: Harris is the half-brother of Kueshango and one of Kueshango's field officers in the Ezaekian Army. Unlike his half-brother who has a rather narcissistic attitude and is somewhat skeptical of other people's intentions, Harris shows a more heroic and trustworthy personality yet he still displays a subtle naive viewpoint of others who may initially have a deceiving approach.

 

Ravu Gharva: Ravu Gharva (also known as simply Rav) is a sorceress, the wife of Kueshango, and the mother of Mavaeishdra. She is known as the Mother of Rivers and is the keeper of the Demigod's amulet. Initially introduced as the bogus daughter of Jhandra and Manrah, the tyrants of the Gervasio Del Engañador empire, Ravu is actually the daughter of Gadhina and Aajinu Gharvadhe-Salazar, the original imperial rulers of Gervasio Del Engañador. Just like her husband, Ravu is also known by many names with the name "Ne`a Khandre" being the most recognized.

 

Khrothais Izhar: Khrothais Izhar is Mankind's first sorcerer who acts as a universal adviser to those in need. He is most remembered for his highly advanced teachings in sorcery as well as being a man of wisdom and knowledge. Khrothais is best known in the series for his coincidental involvement with aiding Kueshango to find the sorcerer's medallion and he is said to be the creator of the ring that controls the medallion's power.

 

Mavaeishdra Purajha: Also referred to as simply Mavae, Mavaeishdra Purajha is the son of Kueshango and Ravu and the regent of the Ezaekian empire. Mavae, along with his mother, aids Kueshango with his oath-bind obligation to ward off the plague of evil from tainting the realms. Mavae uses his God-given potential to expel demons, telekinetically control both living and non-living things, and heal and/or manipulate both objects and organisms in order to stave off the essence of wickedness.

 

Satan (antagonist): Known in the series as The Wicked One, the Devil, or Shàtan, Satan is the predominant antagonist of the Kueshango Ghji series, though he partakes in the series as a shape-shifter who transforms himself into one or more beings in order to intervene with Kueshango's intentions and the intentions of God. He is the main culprit for most of the universe's wicked tribulations, including the downfall of Mankind.


Jurrata Ghji: Jurrata Zargamaeqvashta Ghjikhatrinevaidhom (simply known as Jurrata) is the father of Kueshango, former emperor of Ezaekia and is credited as the supreme warlord during his time. He is best known for his fortunate long-lasting reign in the empire and obtaining the acknowledgment of being the victor of most of Ezaekia's wars, including the war that won Ezaekia's independence. He was the former Great Grandmaster of the Qhajzhrym Rejzhin and was noted as one of the most influential rulers of Ezaekia's history.

 

Liazasul Ghji: Liazasul Oburuelaqu Ghjikhatrinevaidhom, who is famously known by her titles as either Mother Lia, Liaz, Liaza, or The Mother of Kueshango, was the 6th empress of the Ezaekian empire, the mother of Kueshango and the wife of Jurrata. By blood, she is the last descendant of the Pernurja Dynasty. Liazasul is renowned for her assistance (as General of the Ezaekian Sovereign Army) in Ezaekia’s long drawn-out war against the Diperians and essentially aided in igniting Ezaekia’s independence. Unfortunately, however, she was mysteriously assassinated in the midst of a war between Ezaekia and Arnau.

 

Nolann: Nolann is an archangel who is ironically given the sobriquet "Saint of Hearts" by Mavae, who had encountered him during a sleep paralysis episode. His main duty as an archangel is to assist and intervene with the affairs of the living. Nevertheless, his interventions are only effective if whomever he approaches heeds to his commands, which are predominantly the commands of God.

 

Akhbar: First and only introduced in the beginning of the series, Akhbar is a distant cousin of Kueshango and a swordsman for the Ezaekian Army. He was appointed by Jurrata with the responsibility of escorting Kueshango to Mount Sinai. Although Kueshango did make it to the mountain unharmed, it became unfortunate for Akhbar to not see his task completed.


Violleta Qamadi: Simply known as Violleta, Violleta Qamadi was the former angel of archery and war who aided Kueshango and his soldiers in the second novel. She ultimately became an outcast of Heaven due to her scandalous affairs with both humans and fiends and was stricken of her title as an angel because of this. But due to a Heavenly ruling, Violleta was given the title as the Spirit of Counsel—given the objective to only aid those who pose as a temporary threat to society. As punishment however, she is thrown and held inside a cell in the Nether Realm for only a short period and is assigned a new identity every time she does not fulfill her mission.

 

Aureliano Leoncio & Yadra Escarcega III: Aureliano Fernando Leoncio and Yadra Villagrana Contreras Escarcega III were bogus identities assumed by Satan in the second novel of the series. They were portrayed as tyrants for El Imperio De Dios, a Spanish-ruling empire, and were the parents of Jheverra. The agenda of capturing and killing Kueshango in order to diminish the Ezaekian empire and throw society into complete autocracy was a scheme that Aureliano attempted to process, using Jheverra as bait.

 

Désatin: Désatin is a mercenary demon who has taken many deceptive roles in the Kueshango Ghji series and has been the culprit behind a few of Kueshango's misfortunes.


Argos: Argos was a false warrior; an identity created by Satan in order to mislead and misdirect Kueshango.

 

Khadharzaishtu: Khadharzaishtu is an extremely powerful demon capable of resurrecting the dead, manipulating the truth, and create turmoil for undead and lost spirits.

 

Agosworth Virqashten II: Agosworth Virqashten II was one of the few remaining soldiers of the Ezaekian Army who assisted Kueshango before the Pentrajy war.

 

Joanna & Vellia (Naiume): Joanna and Vellia were novice demons who lured Kueshango into a house in order to attempt to assassinate him. During their attempt however, Vellia went under the alias, Naiume, in hopes to make her deception more believable.

 

Andremisa Kyraou: Andremisa Kyraou was the queen of Khizhauver; one of Violleta's identities, and the false mother of Gnesior Ucribeu.

 

Viehnkha Muntravesh: Viehnkha Muntravesh is the 6th brother of Khrothais; appearing only in the 4th novel of the series. He played the role as a secret messenger who attempted to forewarn Jhandra and Manrah of the dangers that could lead to the amulet being found.


Urthadaria: Urthadaria is a well-known educated sorceress who assists and teaches many in the arts of sorcery and witchcraft.

 

Esudra: Esudra is the Chieftess of Jamaeia and a sorceress who is a loyal servant to the rulers of Gervasio.

 

Ahzkhesh Izhar: Appearing only once in the series, Ahzkhesh Izhar is a relative of Khrothais.

 

Zulaia: Zulaia is a she demon who is also the daughter of Aka Manah, a powerful demon known to shape shift into one's desires as well as twisting the truth.

 

Eia: Eia is a female warrior; a fake identity created by Jhandra in order to deceive and seduce Kueshango as well as to manipulate Ravu. 


Yedarash: Yedarash is a demon who acts as the queen of a sorcery-rooted empire and wife of Akhdarno.

 

Haramadh: Haramadh is a demonic construct—a fusion of the most high-ranking powerful demons including Satan himself.

 

Jheverra Martinez: Jheverra Martinez is a demon who disguises herself as the princess of El Imperio De Dios and the pretend daughter of Aureliano and Yadra. She was used as bait for Aureliano; to seductively capture Kueshango so that Aureliano may deliver his demise.

 

Akhdarno: Akhdarno is a demon who portrays as a king for a sorcery-rooted empire and is the husband of Yedarash.

 

Jhandra & Manrah: Jhandra and Manrah are a pair of demons that Satan assigned to deceive and lead Kueshango and Ravu astray from their quest. They are the tyrants of Gervasio and the false parents of Ravu. When Ravu protested her rights to live morally and demonized their teachings and laws, Manrah expelled her from the palace and informally withdrew her title as a princess. With Ravu no longer under the protection of the palace, Jhandra sought out an opportunity to finish Ravu by disguising herself as a warrior in an attempt to deceive and kill her while Manrah set out to wage war on Ezaekia in hopes to lure Kueshango.

 

Qradhnae: Qradhnae is the name given to the mysterious, prophetical, blue and white dove that first appeared in War at Dawn. It is a celestial creature originally created and sent by God to signify the beginning of the prophecy. However, if the bird is spotted for a second time after fulfilling its initial purpose, it is a sign that an inevitable event will soon occur. The name, Qradhnae, was given by the Ghervatic tribe and it means "the tainted wing" in Jhameish.

 

Qerdirus: Qerdirus is the Nether Realm's gatekeeper. The only way to pass her and enter into the Nether Realm is to solve her riddle. Whoever answers the riddle incorrectly, however, will face a torturous death. 

Jurrata Ghji


Jurrata GhjiClassHeavenly SpiritBorn11 September 520 C.E.Died21 October 2045 C.E.Cause of deathAssassinationGenderMaleNationalityEzaekianTribeGhervaticDynastyGhjiFormer title(s)Emperor, Great GrandmasterReign23 October 1700 C.E.-21 October 2045 C.E.SpouseLiazasul GhjiChildrenKueshango Ghji, Harris

". . . evil surpasses you not, for you are a warrior of God. Evil shall forever fear you, for you are a warrior of God. Divine is our blood, for we are warriors of God."
― Jurrata Ghji



Biography

Jurrata Ghji (pronounced /jo͞oɾôtô ˈdʒi/) is the father of Kueshango and the former emperor of the New Empire of Ezaekia in novel one of the series. He was the former Great Grandmaster of the mysterious beastly clan known as the Qhajzhrym Rejzhin. During his reign, he successfully brought independence to Ezaekia from El Soberano (formerly El Imperio De Dios) and helped constitute the Jhameish language, which was officially established in 1797 C.E. He was renowned as one of the greatest and feared warlords during his time. In addition, Jurrata is also famed as having the longest rule and the longest lifespan in Ezaekian history, second to his son, Kueshango, who reigned from 3027 C.E. to 7030 C.E

Appearance

Jurrata’s first appearance was in novel one where he issued a city-wide message to civilians of Qamaeidha about the necessary actions that needed to take place during the arrival of the prophecy. After which, he sent Kueshango with a group of soldiers to care and guide him to Mount Sinai. Unfortunately, however, he was assassinated a few days later during a war. In novel four, he, along with his wife Liazasul, appeared to Kueshango to aid him on his quest and to deliver parental advice and motivation.

Personality

Although his presence in the series was brief, it is said by those who knew him that he was an excellent leader during his reign. Kueshango described him as one of the most hard-working and dedicated men during his time. Kueshango also states that he was a great father figure and extremely protective over those who he loved and cared for. However, it was noted in novel four that he was undoubtedly bitter and, in some cases, harsh towards those who did not live up to his expectations.

Relationships

Liazasul Ghji

Wife and the mother of Kueshango. She was crowned Empress of Ezaekia in 1660 C.E.

Kueshango Ghji

Son and former Emperor of Ezaekia. His ancestry is directly linked to the Ghji Dynasty.

Harris

Son who was a solider in the Ezaekian Sovereign Army. He was brutally murdered by Aureliano, the emperor of El Imperio De Dios—a bogus identity of Satan. His ancestry does connect to the Ghji Dynasty but it is only through the marriage of his mother, who is unknown.


Family Members

  • Tarjfasu Ghji Father who ruled from 1560 C.E. to 1574 C.E.
  • Saiedlamas Ghji Mother who ruled from 1565 C.E. to 1578 C.E. She was also the second most recent sovereign to have died an honorable death by committing Cijzhudam (the first most recent being Kueshango).
  • Ijgemasfa Ghji Grandfather who ruled from 1460 C.E. to 1545 C.E.
  • Lujgaodi Ghji Grandmother who ruled from 1479 C.E. to 1548 C.E.

Famous Quotes

  • “See to it that if my son does not make it to the mountain alive, I shall order your head to be served to the black panthers on a silver platter and have the rest of you nibbled away by fire!”
  • ". . . evil surpasses you not, for you are a warrior of God. Evil shall forever fear you, for you are a warrior of God. Divine is our blood, for we are warriors of God."
  • “Let not man, woman, or being deceive you of your identity.”

Liazasul Ghji


Liazasul Ghji
ClassHeavenly Spirit
Born26 February 524 C.E.
Died3 November 2038 C.E.
Cause of deathAssassination
GenderFemale
NationalityEzaekian
TribeGhervatic
DynastyPernurja
Former title(s)Empress, General
Reign15 April 1660 C.E.-3 November 2038 C.E.
SpouseJurrata Ghji
ChildrenKueshango Ghji

"A leader cares for their people just as a parent cares for their child."
― Liazasul Ghji



Biography

Liazasul Ghji (pronounced /ˈlēazaso͞ol ˈdʒi/), also known as Mother Lia, Liaz, Liaza, or The Mother of Kueshango, is the mother of Kueshango, wife of Jurrata and the 6th empress of the Ezaekian empire. Although she shares the Ghji surname, her bloodline is connected directly to the Pernurja Dynasty and she is the last descendent of that dynasty. During her reign, she was renowned for her endurement and courage during the prolonged war between Ezaekia and El Soberano and was a leading figure in the course of Ezaekia’s civil war. In bitter times of warfare, she would assume the position as General of the Ezaekian Sovereign Army and assist in battle. She was deemed as a symbol of leadership for Ezaekian women and showed no mercy towards enemies during combat—eliminating anyone who dared to threaten the sanctity of the Ghervatics. On October 31st, 2038, she gave birth to Kueshango in the midst of a war against Ezaekia’s returning rival, El Soberano. Although she was assassinated three days after giving birth, she received high honor and praise for her tenacity in the continuation of fighting for the longevity of Ezaekia’s sovereignty.

Appearance

Liazasul’s first and last appearance was in novel four of the series. Amid Kueshango’s quest to revive his status as peace defender, Liazasul and Jurrata appear to him to give parental advice and motivation in an attempt to redirect the path of his fate.

Personality

In spite of the fact that she has made only one appearance in the series, Kueshango does learn a lot more about her through a large book called The Book of Qasmrudan (mostly referred to as simply The Qasmrudan). The book was handwritten by many Earth Realm historians, philosophers, scientists, biologists, parapsychologists, paranologists and demonologists who recorded various amounts of information ranging from historical events to newly found specimens. Kueshango learns from this book that Liazasul was claimed as one of Ezaekia’s prime influential leaders and the embodiment of an Ezaekian heroine. She portrayed heavy characteristics of a humanitarian and showed mercy upon those who committed trivial crimes. In times of trouble and crisis, she conducted several groups and organizations to aid and support those in need. However, in cases in which decisions need to be made or laws need to be created or adjusted, her own beliefs and egocentric tendencies hinders from her successfully completing these tasks. In addition, it was recorded that although she is fluid in giving advice and help to those who need it, she ironically does not heed to her own advice and often takes her frustration and anger out on other people.

Relationships

Jurrata Ghji

Husband, former emperor and father of Kueshango Ghji. He ruled from 1700 C.E. to 2045 C.E.

Kueshango Ghji

Son and the 7th emperor of Ezaekia. He became prince in 2041 C.E., emperor in 3027 C.E. and ruled until 7030 C.E.


Family Members

  • Failodam Pernurja Father and 5th emperor of Ezaekia. He ruled from 1600 C.E. to 1700 C.E.
  • Darumafaeit Pernurja Mother and 5th empress of Ezaekia. She ruled from 1578 C.E. to 1600 C.E.
  • Rojfasilu Pernurja Grandfather and 3rd emperor of Ezaekia. He ruled from 1545 C.E. to 1560 C.E.
  • Arutuqu Pernurja Grandmother and 3rd empress of Ezaekia. She ruled from 1548 C.E. to 1565 C.E.

Famous Quotes

  • “Living in the past will only prevent you from receiving your blessings. You must first learn to accept the past, learn from it and let God guide you onto the right path. Only then, will you receive your blessings."
      “A leader cares for their people just as a parent cares for their child.”
    • “The reason that Satan tempts and deceives us is merely due to his fear in us. Our enemies likewise. He knows that fear is the main culprit for the downfall of Mankind—people fear what they do not understand, hence why your enemies have grown tenfold. But once you have learned that the enemy fears you and you resist him, he will flee and your enemies will languish and diminish tenfold.”

Kueshango Ghji


Kueshango GhjiClassRevenantBorn31 October 2038First death7 November 2059 C.E.First cause of deathAct of GodFirst resurrectionDate unknown

Khrothais Izhar


Khrothais Izhar
ClassSorcerer
BornDate Unknown
Died7000 C.E.
Cause of deathMurder
GenderMale
NationalityZyragese
EthnicityBritish Arab
AgeUnknown
Field(s) of educationSorcery, wizardry, black magic, history, demonology, psychology, parapsychology, medicine, geology, chemistry, astrology, engineering, biology
Sibling(s)Ahzkhesh Izhar, Viehnkha Izhar

"Slumber is the soul’s way to refresh the mind and control the body. Yet I still see you haven’t learned to control yourself."
― Khrothais Izhar



Biography

Khrothais Izhar (English pronunciation /krōthās ˈizär/, Jhameish pronunciation /ḵɾōthôyís ˈizər) is Mankind’s first sorcerer and portrays as a universal adviser to those who seek him. He was born in Uqransburgh, Zyrago, a medium-sized empire expanding across what use to be Western Europe and the Middle East. In Earth Realm, he is held as one of the most intellectual beings and is often praised for his newly-found discoveries. He spent nearly half of his life gaining knowledge through numerous areas of studies from biology to parapsychology. His popularity sprung when he decided to study the arts of sorcery and black magic and was able to successfully unlock the doors to uncharted realms which humans, at one point in time, could not enter. He founded numerous universities and vocational institutions and held many private hands-on workshops on the basis of passing his knowledge to potential sorcerers, sorceresses and wizards. In addition, he is famed for his engineering and construction skills; having made countless amounts of devices, machinery, buildings and gadgets. His most acclaimed work was the creation of a jewel known as Laqzaej’s Medallion or the Sorcerer’s Medallion; following the creation of the Yejzhlaman or the antidote, which is a ring that ceases the gradual effects of the medallion’s curse.

Appearance

Khrothais’ appearance in the series is lesser to that of other non-main characters but his impact on the series deems him as one of the main characters. His first appearance was in novel two where he meets the famed undead warrior, Kueshango Ghji, during his quest to get back to his home town. In novel two, he informs Kueshango of a possible solution that could prevent Earth Realm from falling into eternal condemnation but when Kueshango dismisses his suggestion, he later tells him about the location of the medallion and later tells him which spell to summon demonic warriors. In novel three, he encounters Kueshango in the same prison cell and instructs him on how to control the medallion’s power. Unfortunately, Kueshango uses the medallion’s power to annihilate him and goes in search for the ring that controls the medallion’s curse.

Personality

Khrothais personality is rather humble and his voice is usually monotoned though it only raises when he is laughing or amazed. He emits a mysterious persona and is usually found humming or talking to himself when he is left unoccupied from assisting others. During his days as a professor, he portrayed a rather modest yet sophisticated persona. But due to his old age, his professor-like characteristics turned into characteristics of a demented individual. The lesser known characters describe Khrothais as schizophrenic or are under the assumption that he is suffering from delirium.

Relationships

Kueshango Ghji

One of his lesser common associates whom, on certain occasions, is either turned to or directed to for aid. He is also Khrothais’ murderer.

Ravu Gharva

A mere lesser associate who only turns to him for help.


Family Members


Famous Quotes

  • “I am a sorcerer. I know all who I encounter.”
  • “Slumber is the soul’s way to refresh the mind and control the body. Yet I still see you haven’t learned to control yourself.”
  • “. . . your questions never fail to amuse me.”
  • Haramadh


    Haramadh
    ClassDemon
    OriginHell
    Year of annihilation7030 C.E.
    AnnihilatorKueshango Ghji
    Title(s)Warlord of Gehenna, God’s Adversary, Spirit of Darkness, Legion, Abaddon, Dragon
    Primary weaponDeception

    "Where is your faith these days? Do you not know of your origins? Are your ears without hark? Has your eyes lost their sight? Befouled is your mind, is it not? If asked for your identity, will you be able to answer?"
    ― Haramadh



    Biography

    Haramadh (English pronunciation /hərəməd/, Jhameish pronunciation /həɾəməd̪ʱ/) is a demonic fusion of the most powerful demons of Hell (including Satan). He is the antagonist in novel four of the Kueshango Ghji (KG) series. Haramadh is highly notorious for his deceptive work and bringing chaos into Earth Realm. One of his most common ill-famed deeds was luring the innocent to their deaths or tainting their souls by mimicking and/or impersonating the voice and body of those who they hold dearly. In addition, he is also infamous for paltering—enticing his victims by deceiving them with true statements. Although the series does not specify the demons who are within this demonic fusion, Kueshango does make a claim that the number of infused demons could be anywhere from seven to seven thousand. Haramadh’s name is derived from two Jhameish words; harah meaning merge and ammraud meaning evil spirits or demons.

    Appearance

    Haramadh’s only appearance was in novel four where Kueshango witnesses the horrid merging of demons (who are Haramadh) and then later defeats him by using his Jzhaegh and aggressively stabbing it through his heart before decapitating his head and drinking his blood. The novel also descriptively describes Kueshango shifting into a rather chaotic and savage spirit which was later summarized as one of Kueshango’s forms which was given the name Bejzhim (meaning “deranged one” or “the one who is filled with fire (rage)”) by the Ghervatic devotees. During the battle, Kueshango transformed into Bejzhim and used his third eye to weaken Haramadh before finishing him with his Jzhaegh. Thenceforth, Kueshango was given the name Haramadh Haqramajzh (meaning “destroyer of Haramadh” or “destroyer of the fused demons” in Jhameish) by the Ghervatic tribe in honor and tribute of his triumph. Prior to the events of the battle, Haramadh effectively rampages throughout Earth Realm and deceives both Ravu and Kueshango in an attempt to prevent them from completing their quests; acting as a distraction with the aim that Désatin could assemble an army and construct false alliances in preparation for an upcoming war against Heaven.

    Personality

    Haramadh is portrayed as a maniacal and manipulative character. One of his iconic traits is speaking in riddles, which he does to confuse his victims. He is described as a having a loud echo-like laughter which causes surrounding areas to rumble. He enjoys mocking those who are in a current state of weakness and obtains pleasure from convincing those who have risen to insanity to carry out immoral deeds such as conducting unlawful crimes or taking their own life. In addition, he has been known for taking control of feeble-minded beings or lost souls and commands them to perform certain tasks in order to achieve his own goals and desires. When those tasks are complete and he has no use of them, he either consumes their souls or eats them alive and leave their souls to be tormented in Hell. When in a fit of rage, he causes chaos and destruction throughout the realms, slaughtering and devouring any living creature he sees.

    Relationships

    Kueshango Ghji

    Adversary and destroyer who killed him in 7030 C.E.

    Désatin

    Mercenary who was assigned to build an army and form alliances to wage war on Heaven.


    Famous Quotes

    • “Humans are God’s greatest creations but they can be easily transformed into workers of iniquity. That is Mankind’s greatest flaw and it is this flaw that will bring them to eternal damnation."
    • “Where is your faith these days? Do you not know of your origins? Are your ears without hark? Has your eyes lost their sight? Befouled is your mind, is it not? If asked for your identity, will you be able to answer?”
    • “The Roman empire has seen its last days of reign and has succumb to its inevitable fall. Likewise, the Kingdom of God will also meet its inevitable fate.”
    • “I’ve watched you humans scramble in competition to achieve everlasting life in this puny world you call Earth. You make false claims towards one another, you slaughter your own kin for selfish needs. You let greed and temptations eat away at your souls yet you still believe that you deserve a chance at everlasting life? You dare to call yourselves gods and goddesses but lack the basic principles of knowledge and wisdom. You were given life here yet you throw it all away in favor for greed and lust. It is no wonder that your god whom you call Heavenly Father, has planned to destroy this wretched realm a second time by fire. You are worthless in the eyes of your god but worthy of eternal damnation in my kingdom.”
  • “It amuses me to know that God has favored you and has made the fate of these realms rest on your shoulders. A warrior born from the womb of a virgin is foretold to be the savior of these realms. This warrior is beckoned to warfare on a quest to push back the boundaries of evil, but to no avail. He falls into a deep pit of temptation and greed and has lost himself in an abyss of darkness. How the mighty warrior has fallen.”
  • “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the way that leads to life, and only a few find it. Can you not perceive? Majority of Mankind was doomed from the beginning. Every being shall meet their fate. You are no exception.”
  • Ravu Gharva


    Ravu Gharva
    ClassSorceress
    GenderFemale
    Born21 December 6709 C.E.
    Born inMacivina, Regiedon, Gervasio Del Engañador
    NationalityGervasian
    Title(s)Princess, Guardian, Empress
    Reign19 July 7030 C.E.-present
    SpouseKueshango Ghji
    Parent(s)Gadhina Gharvadhe-Salazar (mother), Aajinu Gharvadhe-Salazar (father)
    ChildrenMavae Purajha

    "I am a child of God! I am a human being whose moral rights are natural and shall not be condemned by the mouth of a demon."
    ― Ravu Gharva



    Biography

    Ravu Gharva (pronounced /ɾävo͞o ˈgʱəɾvä/), sometimes referred to as Rav, Ravu or Ne`a Khandre (meaning Mother River in Jhameish), is one of the main characters of the Kueshango Ghji (KG) series. She is a human-turned-sorceress who is the former Princess of Gervasio Del Engañador, a Latin-Indian-rooted empire located northeast from Ezaekia’s border. Ravu became the new Empress of Ezaekia in 7030 C.E. She is the mother of Mavaeishdra (often referred to as Mavae) and the wife of the revenant warrior, Kueshango Ghji.

    As the Guardian of the Demigod’s Amulet, her predominant responsibility is to wield the amulet’s power against any foe who attempts at harming or soiling the people and/or land of Ezaekia. In the days before the emerging of Mavae’s teenage and young adulthood, she assumed the role as both Empress of Ezaekia and Regent of Ezaekia and carried out the tasks and obligations of both positions. When Mavae became old enough to rule by his mother’s side, Ravu resigned her position as Regent of Ezaekia and gave the throne as Emperor of Ezaekia to Mavae. Before the emerging of Mavae’s adulthood, she also took on the temporary position as Great Grandmaster of the Qhajzhrym Rejzhin prior to establishing Mavae as the successor.

    Appearance

    In the fourth novel of the series, Ravu is portrayed as the former Princess of Gervasio and a sorceress who has been politically ejected from the Gervasian empire as a royal family member, and was practically left to suffer and die. She became determined to not only uncover and restore her biological parents, but to also bring the downfall upon Gervasio’s usurpers. She is accidentally directed to a sorcerer named Khrothais, who proceeds to tell her about the Demigod’s Amulet and who to look for in order to acquire it. After successfully releasing Kueshango from the Nether Realm, Kueshango assisted Ravu in finding the Demigod’s Amulet while resuming his quest to reobtain his title as peace defender. In novel five, she and her son go to great lengths in order to properly construct the resurrection of Kueshango, who then sets out to, once again, recommence his journey in becoming the realms’ protector. In novel six, Ravu receives help from Kueshango in order to aid Mavae in finding the Djinn’s Pendant, while attempting to prevent Désatin from possessing Jehovah's crown and in novel seven, she acts as a supporting character in helping Kueshango wage a war against Désatin and his army in order to reinstate God’s kingdom.

    Personality

    Ravu is portrayed as a naïve and impuissant princess-sorceress who eventually finds her voice and is ultimately able to muster the strength to become independent and courageous. In novel four, she is introduced as rebellious against her bogus parents’ ethics and laws and eventually gets removed from the Gervasian palace and becomes homeless. It is, however, the journey in finding the Demigod’s Amulet that ultimately sprouts her strength and courage. She becomes self-aware of her weaknesses and ensures that no one perceives her as a lone (weak) wolf. In situations where she is being antagonized, she is able to mentally defend herself and often resorts to bickering with those who patronize her. In the course of her quest, she becomes more mature and eventually acquires the characteristics of a leader.

    Abilities

    • Over the course of the series, Ravu acquired a handful amount of unique abilities, all which serve a specific purpose and have minor to major impact on either her enemies, her surrounding area, or both. One such example would be emitting a loud and lethal cry called the banshee scream. Just as the name implies, this ability enables her to produce high-pitch screams that could cause minor to lethal damage to victims and/or her surrounding area.
    • In novel four of the series, Ravu uses a spell called the Iterum Vivificent (Latin for “revitalize again”) spell which restores and heals a wounded body. However, the greater the wound or damage, the more energy it will take. Healing multiple wounded bodies or large amounts of wounded or damaged areas can internally weaken the body of the person who uses this spell. To cast the spell, the user must make the sign of the cross over the wounded/damaged area(s) or body while saying the words sesurrco salbimantu suhusvide (which means resurrect, relieve, restore).
      • The Convexum Scutum (meaning dome shield in Latin) spell is a shielding spell that creates a small to massive green dome-like shield around the user and whoever and/or whatever the user wants to protect. Ravu uses this spell in novel four to protect herself and the Qhravé from being harmed. This spell is cast by stretching either hand in the direction of the incoming object or being that will cause damage and say the words guronema ispradio (meaning protect all within). The user can have this spell active as long as they want but, the shield can only withstand weight and damage up to 50 trillion tons. Any force greater than that will cause the shield to crack and eventually dissolve.
      • Nature Whisper is a unique ability which allows Ravu to communicate with animals and manipulate nature in the broadest sense. Commanding animals and insects to do certain tasks, control different bodies of water, obliterate and revive plants, and create and reconstruct both bodies of water and plants are just a few examples of what this ability can do.
        • An extremely heightened sense of flexibility, strength, and gymnastic capabilities are a collection of abilities that allows Ravu to conduct various maneuvering tasks at a more quicker and precise rate than an average human. This ability allows her to jump and skip from high and far distances, perform advanced martial art moves and maneuver through difficult areas.

    Relationships

    Kueshango Ghji

    Husband and father of Mavaeishdra Purajha. He is the former Emperor of Ezaekia and the Defender of Peace. He ruled from 3027 C.E. to 7030 C.E.

    Mavae Purajha

    Son and Keeper of the Djinn’s Pendant. He became Prince of Ezaekia in 7047 C.E. and then emperor in 7050 C.E.

    Jurrata Ghji

    Father-in-law who ruled from 1700 C.E. to 2045 C.E.


    Liazasul Ghji

    Mother-in-law who ruled from 1600 C.E. to 2038 C.E.


    Khrothais Izhar

    An adviser who guided Ravu to Kueshango so that she may find and wield the Demigod’s Amulet.


    Jhandra

    A bogus mother who is a demon in disguise. She is a tyrant of the Gervasian empire and her main purpose was to deceive and lead Ravu astray in hopes of killing her. Knowing that Ravu possesses the Demigod’s Amulet, she fabricated a plan to take the amulet from her and destroy it.


    Manrah

    Bogus father who is a demon in disguise. He is a tyrant of the Gervasian empire and his main goal was to lead Kueshango deceivingly into battle, resulting in him straying away from his path.


    Family Members

    • Gadhina Gharvadhe-Salazar Mother who was separated from Ravu and was immorally sent to Hell. She is the true Empress of Gervasio
    • Aajinu Gharvadhe-Salazar Father who was separated from Ravu and was immorally sent to Hell. He is the true Emperor of Gervasio.

    Background

    Ravu was born and raised in Macivina, Regiedon, Gervasio Del Engañador (commonly referred to as the Empire of Gervasio or simply Gervasio). In 1185 C.E., a massive group of Spanish settlers began to colonize in what used to be Southeast India and later broke out into a war against both the British and the Indians. In 1205 C.E., the Spanish settlers claimed victory and possessed more than half of Southeast India. In 1214 C.E., the Spanish officially owned six large colonies and began enacting slavery in order to eradicate and reconstruct both governmental and civil buildings as well as uncovering and seizing resources from mines. By the late 1300s, the Spanish commenced what was known as the Southern Slave Diamond Trade which composed of the Spanish trading British-Indian colonizers Indian slaves and diamonds and other rare jewels in exchange for land. This trade continued through most of the mid-1500s to which the British-Indian colonizers in Eastern and Northern India refused any proceeding trades in fear of losing more land. Because of this, the Spanish introduced the British-Spanish Border Settlement Treaty in hopes of obtaining more land from them. When the British rejected the agreement, the Spanish went to war and once again, became victorious. As a sign of surrender, the British agreed to sign the treaty and gave up all of both East and North India in 1678 C.E. The original six colonies were named Gervasio (after its founder, Amidio Gervasio De La Muerte Nazario, who was a Satanist) and once the Spanish settlers had officially claimed their new land from the British and declared independence from Spain, Gervasio’s newly established government changed the nation’s name to Gervasio Del Engañador (meaning “warrior of the Deceiver”). In 6710 C.E., Gervasio plunged into a civil war which was caused by a large group of rebels called the Ilnosyas, who protested for the eradication of slavery and deliverance from social cleansing. Eventually, the protests escalated into rebellions with citizens attempting to overthrow the government, which then resulted in a horrendous civil war. During this time, the accidental creation of portals enabled creatures and spirits from the lower realms to freely crossover and roam into neutral and higher realms. In relation to this, Gervasio’s current rulers (Gadhina and Aajinu) attempted to prepare for an unexpected warfare against demon soldiers from Hell. Unfortunately, both Gadhina and Aajinu were dethroned and were captured and cast into Hell along with the majority of the Gervasian citizens to undergo eternal damnation. The demons who dethroned Gadhina and Aajinu disguised themselves as Jhandra and Manrah (Gervasio’s usurpers), raised Ravu as their bogus daughter, and enacted new laws for the empire. Although it isn’t stated in the series who declared war on Gervasio, Ravu did make the assumption that it was part of the Devil’s diabolical scheme to sabotage God’s plan and misguide both Kueshango and Ravu.

    Famous Quotes

    • “Why must you curse God for your hardships and tribulations? Can’t you see that this is what Satan wants; for us to lose our faith and eventually turn our backs against God?"
      • “I am a child of God! I am a human being whose moral rights are natural and shall not be condemned by the mouth of a demon.”
        • “Get behind me Satan! You are a curse upon Mankind and a curse shall you be no longer! Away with you who works in iniquity!”
    • “Silence you tainted soul! You are nothing more than a wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
      • “May God damn you all to Hell!”

    THE ILNOSYAS

    THE LEGEND OF THE COURAGEOUS MARTYRS

    Ilnosya/Ilnusya:


    The Ilnosyas (often mistakenly referred to as Ilnusyas by the Ghervatics) are a mixed-race group who are descendants of Spaniards of Castilian and Basque ancestry that settled in Southeast India. Ilnosya Creole, a mixture of Castilian, Basque and various languages from Southeast India, is spoken by 90% of the group; with the remaining 10% speaking either Castilian, Basque, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, or a chosen variety of the five. The Ilnosyas make up only 9% of the Gervasian population with Catholicism being their main religion. The term Ilnosya comes from a Castilian and Telugu-infused dialect and it means "martyr". The term was first coined anonymously in El Soberano due to the ballistic rampages and rebellions that were caused by an armed unspecified alliance of 1 million civilians, former royal officials, and discharged military personnel. The Gervasian government deemed them as "rebellious pariahs" and had them executed. Spanish migrants coming from El Soberano (El Imperio De Dios), had settled in Southeast India during the Diperian invasions in Southwest India in order to escape political oppression and structural inequality. The migrants began to colonize most of Southeast India with occasional aid from allied British colonists. Eventually, the Spanish colonists received more settlers due to the Diperian's many exiles of its citizens who would not succumb to their government's reconstruction. In due course, the east-settling Spaniards established 6 colonies and began to form a regime of their own.


    When the Gervasian empire was finally established, it spread its borders into the middle east and encountered the Diperian borders in East and North Africa. Gervasio took part in aiding Ezaekia during the Ezaekian-Diperian War. Gervasio became one of Ezaekia's most trusted allies during that time; having formed a new Reinforced International Security Assembly in Ezaekia's capital and aiding refugees. In 1706 C.E., Gervasio sided with Ezaekia and waged war against the Diperians. Shortly after Ezaekia's independence, Gervasio declared neutrality and secured its borders from potential threats. From 1742 C.E. to 3021 C.E., Gervasio remained neutral in order to effectively sustain strong government leadership and build a sturdy economical and political structure. However, in 1937 C.E., Gervasio experienced what historians claim to be the emergence of Gervasio’s civil war. In 1905 C.E., Gervasio altered its government from constitutional monarchy to absolute monarchy, commencing the appealing and approval of new and old laws and reconstructing the foundation of its government. A plethora of rebellions and protests sparked against Gervasio’s new government. Civilians as well as military personnel and some of the members of the royal hierarchy disagreed with the political, social, and economical stance that the government imposed. These citizens claimed that the government was beginning to become a mockery of what they despised and showed replications of Diperian ideology. They feared that Gervasio would soon transform into a land from which they had already escaped. When Gervasio disregarded these allegations and threatened to punish those who spoke against the government, the rebellions and protests grew tenfold. In 1680 C.E., Gervasio placed its capital, Nazario, in what was once the heart of Southeast India. Many of the rebellions and riots were located at the capital, where citizens attempted to wreak havoc on the empire’s Imperial Council Headquarters (named El Concilio Imperial de Nazario Sede). When the news was delivered to the government, they ordered the execution of those that engage in coup d'état. As a response, the rebellions and the rampages temporarily ceased.


    In 3027 C.E., Gervasio’s neutral status dissolved in response to a rekindled war between Ezaekia and El Soberano and their allies. Gervasio aided Ezaekia in the war until 3028 C.E., in which El Soberano called for a cease-fire. To subdue further ferocity, the Gervasian government rendered a multi-national peace treaty for El Soberano and their allies; agreeing that they will not enact future wars and ambushes towards Ezaekia and their allies. When El Soberano opposed the peace treaty, Gervasio initiated an attack on El Soberano’s capital, concluding a new war. The war lasted until 6701 C.E., with Gervasio taking nearly all of El Soberano's land and pushing them back to the western area of Zrokedho (formally known as the Middle East). With newly claimed assets, the Gervasian government moved their capital to the previous location of El Soberano’s capital and founded new states and embassies. However, in 6710 C.E., the Gervasian government enacted slavery and social cleansing laws in order to, in their words “maintain a strong bloodline”. Because of this drastic change, the rebellions, protests, and rampages that once plagued the empire began to emerge and spread like wildfire. Unexpectedly, only a small percentage of Gervasio’s population engaged in these rebellions as to the rest were humbled by the government’s harsh and life-threatening penalties. These people were identified as the 198th generation that descended from a large group of Spanish migrants that were exiled from El Soberano due to their chaotic rampages and subversions. Their ancestors were disdainfully given the name Ilnosya and were repeatedly tortured and publicly executed before the Diperian government ruled in favor of their exile. Carrying on the legacy of their ancestors, the Ilnosyas attempted to overthrow the government and began to gain a massive number of allies. This, in turn, led to a civil war.


    THE REALMS OF MAVALJARAM

    A PEEK INSIDE THE UNIVERSE OF KUESHANGO GHJI

    The Realms of Mavaljaram (meaning 'known and unknown' or 'the realms of the known and unknown'), also referred to as the Reigning Realms, is a fictional universe created by Jordan K. Lane which is centered on the Kueshango Ghji novel series. It is a mass society in which both living beings and spirits thrive and interact with each other through separate realms. Communication and interaction between realms are possible through either teleportation spells or by usage of realm portals, which can either be found in deserted areas or one can be summoned in a vast open area. Teleportation between realms is only possible if the one who desires it has the required will power to sustain its own matter and/or antimatter. Without the required will power, a living being who attempts teleportation would abruptly turn into dust and a spirit would simply be unable to pass through a portal’s door. Each realm has its own form of government which manages and maintains affairs, civilization, and territorial security. But most realms, however, have either a cosmocratic ruler or operates through an oligarchical government. Every realm respectively has its own class but due to the availability of portal transportation, these classes are able to breed with one another, thus creating different species. There is a total of twenty-one known realms but there are many that have yet to be discovered. This is partially due to the fact that most of these realms are not within teleportation distance. The latter being that those said realms did not obtain some sort of sorcery or magical revolution which would enable portal transportation. Every realm has either one or multiple specific on-going revolution(s) that ultimately defines the advancement and sustainability of that civilization. Of the twenty-one known realms, Earth Realm is the most advanced and most sustained realm, having established over ten globally influential revolutions and countless amounts of rebellions. 

    THE SORCERER'S MEDALLION

    THE LEGEND OF THE CURSED MEDALLION

    The Sorcerer's Medallion, also known as Laqzaej's Medallion (Laqzaej is a name informally given to Khrothais which means 'the cursed one' in Jhameish) is a jewel that was handcrafted by Khrothais Izhar—Earth Realm's first sorcerer. The jewel itself is a fusion of Taaffeite, Andesine, Pure Beryl, Cuprite, Paraiba tourmaline, Spinel, Black Opal, Red Garnet, and Zircon gemstones. The most predominant gemstones in the jewel are the Red Garnet and the Cuprite gemstones, hence why the jewel has such a strong red tone. The jewel is cut and polished into a round-cut diamond styled shape and placed inside a thick-protective circle-cute plate made up of wurtzite boron nitride, Tungsten, and natural diamonds and it is coated with a deep gold layer.


    To fully develop such an item, Khrothais merged some of his sorcery into the jewel and used black magic to summon the demon Pazuzu who then gave the sorcerer a drop of its blood in return of it gaining control of the sorcerer's soul after he died. Reluctantly, Khrothais agreed. Nonetheless, once Khrothais finalized the last touches to the medallion, he planted a warding spell inside the jewel in order to protect himself from evil spirits, Pazuzu in particular. Unfortunately, it was not known to the sorcerer that the warding spell he had planted integrated with both his sorcery and Pazuzu's blood. In result of this, the medallion became cursed and the sorcery inside the jewel became tainted.


    To solve this dilemma, Khrothais created a unique ring for the medallion known as the Yejzhlaman (meaning 'healer' or 'one who heals' in Jhameish) but it is informally known as "the antidote" or the Sorcerer's Ring. This ring has the ability to only pause the curse's time frame, resulting in the prevention of a complete override of both the medallion and its owner. The ring is made out of natural diamonds, brass, stainless steel, and small fragments of garnets. The ring is coated with a thin gold layer with the words 'the Yejzhlaman is with whomever is cursed' written in Jhameikrut (the Jhameish writing script) and carved neatly on the mid-section of the ring. Although the ring itself took merely a few weeks to construct, creating a spell that would ultimately prevent the curse from overriding the medallion's power and its owner took eons to perfect.


    After the completion of the ring, Khorthais took it upon himself to create two separate chests to store the medallion and the ring. These chests were purposely hidden inside two distinct chambers which would make it difficult for even the archangels to access. The medallion was hidden away inside a chamber deep within the Earth Realm while the ring was put away inside a mountain chamber in the Nether Realm. The chamber to the medallion was guarded by royal civilians of Gremao and the chamber to the ring was guarded by demons, hordes and she demons from Gehenna. Yet before Khrothais secretly hid the two items, he placed one final spell on the medallion. This spell insured that whoever is made the new owner of the medallion would become the permanent owner. The medallion cannot be taken off nor can it be destroyed.



    THE JHAMEISH LANGUAGE

    THE ENCRYPTED TONGUE

    Jhameish (pronounced: /ˈd͡ʒʱəméiSH/) is a mixed language that was first spoken between the early 1600s and late 1700s, and in due course, it became a universal lingua franca. Its name is derived from the Uledaoé word leyameyis, which means 'the encrypted tongue'. Uledaoé (pronounced: /o͞ole ˌdoué/) is an extinct Nubian language belonging to the Ghervatic's originally-derived East African tribe. Unfortunately, the language soon died due to other languages being brought into the Ezaekian empire


    Jhameish primarily has an Indo-Aryan-based vocabulary (some of which are influenced by Romance languages) with a Semitic-based grammar. In Ezaekia, there are four major dialects in the empire: Ghervu, Jhamiq, Indamei, and Moueja. The language consists of 21 vowels and 59 consonants (30 of which are ligatures). Its script, Jhameikrut, is written from left to right (an example of how Jhameikrut is written is shown in the image on the left).


    *Note* the image on the left (bottom) is one of Kueshango's quotes that transliterates to "usqâl̯ ṛäjól̯mäda ḍu'bạḵhẽr̭ gèzůḍůs ḵhumåṛ" which means "a true warrior never loses his sword".


    The Jhameish language was first a dialect that was rooted in mixed dialects of Indo-Aryan and Semitic speakers who settled into what is now the Ravukhagoa region in the mid-1400s. Because of this, Uledaoé speakers had to quickly adapt to their settlers' culture and language in order to effectively grow the empire socially and economically. Immigrants and expatriates also had to learn the Ezaekian culture as well as its language in order to not only thrive but to achieve wealth and obtain business networking sustainability. But due to the high amounts of immigrants flooding into the empire, cultural adaptation became inevitable for both the Ezaekians and the immigrants. This, in turn, led to a mixture of several cultures ranging from all across West, Northwest, North, Northeast, and East Africa as well as the Middle East and South Asia.


    This gave the Ezaekian government the ability to open trade routes through not only the Middle East but to South and Southeast Asia and Northeast South America. Tourists from West, North, and East Africa as well as South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Southeast South America soon became citizens of the Ezaekian empire. With them, they brought both their language and their culture. Due to this, cultures were being mixed as well as languages. The Uledaoé language eventually became like dust; attaching only a small part of itself to the predominant languages in the empire. In short, Uledaoé became a dead language but some of its lexica influenced not only Indo-Aryan and Semitic speakers but other Indo-European and Romance language speakers as well.


    Seeing that Uledaoé had become an extinct language, the government of Ezaekia began to institute the foundations of the Jhameish language in 1307 in an attempt to "preserve" their native tongue. On October 16th, 1497, the Ezaekian government had declared Jhameish as one of its newly emerging languages. By 1501, books were being published and sold throughout Ezaekia, with education institutions being the first ones to obtain them. 


    As a result of this, the Jhameish language quickly became Ezaekia's most widely spread language with half of its regions acquiring their own dialects based on the predominant language(s) spoken there. These dialects were also noted. By the mid-21st century, nearly three-quarters of Earth Realm's population had Jhameish as either their 3rd or 4th language and by the 24th century, Jhameish became Earth Realm's global lingua franca. But it wasn't until after the discovery of realm portals that the Jhameish language eventually seeped into other realms, dominating minority languages. In conclusion, Jhameish became the Realms of Mavaljaram's universal lingua franca with roughly about 209.37 billion universal speakers (34.2 billion in Earth Realm) and an estimate of over 648.8 thousand dialects.


    To get a glance at some of the vocabulary and see how the Jhameish language operates in basic form, visit https://lingojam.com/jhameish to use an English to Jhameish translator or go to https://jhameishvocab.wordpress.com to view the grammar rules and lexicon.

    THE GHERVATIC TRIBE

    A MYSTIC TRIBE OF SAVAGERY

    The Ghervatic (pronounced /'gʱeɾvôt̪ik/) tribe (also known as the Ghervatics) are African emigrants of West Africa who originated from an unknown indigenous tribe in East Africa The name Ghervatic, comes from the Uledaoé word "gerzuyimde" which means "warriors from light". In 977 C.E., the Ghervatic tribe had settled into what used to be a tropical savanna in northwest El Soberano (formally known as El Imperio De Dios and currently known as New Empire of Ezaekia) and began to colonize the area in the early 11th century—which was due to their discovery of various rare minerals and resources within the savanna; the latter being a great abundance of livestock. At that time, the tropical savanna had not been colonized previously nor did it have any other inhabitants or settlers before it. The small piece of land was only labeled as untouched territory under El Imperio De Dios' rule. However, when the government of El Imperio De Dios acquired information about the new colonizers, they took action and attempted to eradicate the Ghervatic tribe. Yet their attempt became in vain and the Ghervatics won their first war with the Diperians (the demonym of El Imperio De Dios) on May 31st, 1023. Nonetheless, the battle between them was not quite over. 


    There were several prolonged wars between the Ghervatics and the Diperians and with each victory, the Ghervatics grew stronger and their territory grew larger. In between these battles was a string of events that the Ghervatics had obtained. On December 30th, 1024, the Ghervatic chiefdom became the Ustamuhe kingdom (which was named after the deceased chieftess, Ustevari. The name Ustamuhe means 'first among others' to denote that the Ghervatic tribe was the first to colonize the land and were the first to have ever win a war with El Imperio De Dios) and five years prior to that, the chief of the Ghervatics, Dalvaztaudo Cejin, formed the Gezda Muheyai (a clan of warriors) in order to protect both the kingdom and the tribe. 


    On July 18th, 1035, the Ustamuhe kingdom changed its demonym from Ghervatic to Muheyai (Muheyai meaning "blood warrior(s)", with Muheyai being both the singular and plural for the demonym. Over a year later on December 19th, the Ustamuhe kingdom finalized its first flag (the image on the left). December 27th, 1416 was the day that the Ustamuhe kingdom became the Empire of Ezaekia (Ezaekia is derived from the name of its first emperor, Ahzmaeqia. Ezaekia means "to go against evil" which denotes that the Ghervatics portrayed the Diperians as "demons" or "workers of iniquity").


    On that fateful day of March 21st, 1739, El Imperio De Dios agreed to sign a non-aggression pact with Ezaekia—which was titled El Imperio De Dios-Ezaekia Non-Aggression Pact, which in turn, freed Ezaekia from dependence. Due to Ezaekia's independence from El Imperio De Dios, the current emperor at that time, Jurrata Ghji, renamed the empire to the New Empire of Ezaekia, changed the demonym to Ezaekian, and changed the design of the empire's flag. The Ghervatic tribe still exists today, but they are much blended in with their foreign citizens.

    THE GHERVATIC EMBLEM

    THE SYMBOL FOR SAVAGE WARRIORS

    The Ghervatic Emblem (also known as the Jhamesih name, Leh Gherva Khuvm, which means 'The Ghervatic's Mark') is a coat of arms that comprises of the Tarnaky (a winged animal resembling that of a bird used philosophically by the Ghervatics as a spiritual symbol of a divine warrior), two spears behind it in an 'x' shape position, a ribbon above it with the words obateya zal nra meaning "God is within us" or "within us is God", a black and gold shield with the icons of a scorpion (resembling power as well as death to an enemy), elephant (resembling wisdom, knowledge, and longevity), fire (resembling wrath of a warrior or God, divinity, resurrection, and faith), and a crescent moon (resembling life, fertility, psyche, and growth) and in its midst is a gold African symbol known as Gye Nyame which means "the supremacy of God", and below is a ribbon with the words boryafudal tezaugun leyutozyem meaning "the flames of lightness will drink upon the blood of darkness". This emblem was created in the late 900s AD and was used to identify the Ghervatic's clan of warriors known as the Gezda Muheyai. After Ezaekia claimed independence, the emblem became an additional use as the coat of arms for the empire.

    THE GEZDA MUHEYAI

    A DEADLY CLAN OF WARRIORS

    The Gezda Muheyai is a Ghervatic clan of vicious and skillfully trained warriors whose main objective is to defend the Ezaekian empire from threats. The clan consists of 7,460 warrior members who practice mixed martial arts combined with armed combat; most of whom reside in Ezaekia. The clan's name comes from the Uledaoé words gezda, meaning "spear" and muzaeya, which before the time the clan was created, changed to muheyai meaning "blood warrior(s)"; with the translation being "blood warrior(s) of the spear". The name denotes to the infamous characteristic of the warriors drenched in blood as well as their tribal practice of drinking enemy blood as an act and symbol of victory, power, and dominance, in addition to it being a tactic to show "divine wrath" against their enemies. Furthermore, the name describes the blood and marital relationships of the warriors; the majority were either blood-related or a relative by marriage.


    The Tarnaky (a term used by the Ghervatics to formally address a chief or chieftess) of the Ghervatic tribe held war tournaments in which tribal members would volunteer to combat each other in order to become men and women of war. Those who were victorious were deemed as warriors by the Tarnaky. It was these tournaments that led to the construction of the Ezaekian Sovereign Army (formally known as the Muheyai Army). Ghervatic warriors were given the authority to instruct and train others within the tribe in order to effectively build the army due to the fact that the Tarnaky would only host tournaments a few times a year. The combination of persistent training from Ghervatic warriors and the Tarnkay's occasional tournaments soon led to the evolution of the Gezda Muheyai. With weaponry advancing in the Ezaekian empire and new military tactics being developed, the need for Ghervatic warriors as trainers was no longer necessary. Nonetheless, having armed forces as Ezaekia's prime defense against its enemies was not sufficient.


    To ensure both the security of Ezaekia's tranquility and the protection of the Ghervatic tribe along with defending the innocent against evildoers, the Gezda Muheyai was born. In 1019, the Ghervatic chief, Dalvaztaudo Cejin, formed the warrior clan to better defend both the tribe and (at that time) the chiefdom from its foes. But after Ezaekia's independence from El Imperio De Dios (now known as El Soberano) in 1739, the clan was enlightened and sanctioned to a sub-objective of protecting those outside of the Ezaekian empire. The Gezda Muheyai trains and acts under the authority of a Great Grandmaster, which is a title either bestowed or imperially declared by default to a ruler, regent or a chosen royal member of the empire. However, in a condition in which a Great Grandmaster cannot be appointed, the general of the Ezaekian Sovereign Army is chosen as the interim Great Grandmaster.

    ZAL ZAL MAOEDE

    THE GHERVATIC/EZAEKIAN WAR CRY

    Zal Maoede or Zal Zal Maoede is a war cry that is used by the Ghervatic tribe and the Ezaekian people. The chant is derived from the Uledaoé phrase 'ndafu valmau zal maoede ukunuko aotngo kaalede' which means 'to bring glory to God is to drink the blood of thy enemy'. This phrase was used constantly by Ghervatic warriors which denotes their practice of drinking their enemies' blood as a sign of dominance, savagery (in a sense that their wrath is God's wrath), and triumph, and the belief that if one drinks the blood of their foes, their enemies' sins may be forgiven. It was also believed that drinking enemy blood would make a warrior spiritually powerful and invincible against their enemies but more importantly, it would turn the tide in their favor, increasing their chances of becoming unconquerable against evil.


    The chant translates to 'glory be to God', 'to God be the glory' or 'to Him be the glory forever'. During war or conflict, this phrase is used by warriors or challengers as an esprit de corps and as a threatening warning call to their opponents. The word 'zal' is the Jhameish variant of the word 'jzhalla' which means 'God'—deriving from the Arabic word 'Allah'. The word 'maoede' can either mean 'to give glory', 'with glory' or 'glory forever'.

    IMPERIAL FACTS

    FUN FACTS ABOUT EZAEKIA AND ITS RIVAL

    The Charryzavesh National Capital Regional Flag (formally known as the Ghervatic flag or the Muheyai flag), is Ezaekia's capital regional flag. It has a golden triangle design within the triangle black field, which represents Ghervatic lineage. Inside the triangle design is another triangle that Ghervatics depict as a lunar eclipse, a phenomenon they believe personifies both God's voice and His divine intervention. The CNCR's flag is often flown with the nation's flag during ceremonies, war, special events, and occasions. The gold colors represent honor, dignity, leadership, and freedom from all temptations. The black represents war, the wrath of God and his people, and a warning to enemies. The 3 stars represent peace, purity, righteousness, glory, salvation, and the Holy Trinity.

    The Imperial Ezaekian flag has two gold stripes and a black field holding a gold-colored Ezaekian emblem. This is the present-day imperial flag of the Ezaekian empire which was made on March 21st, 1739 (Ezaekia's independence day). The meaning of the flag's colors have not altered but have gotten additional meanings, which is the longevity of the empire, the Ghervatic tribe, and the Ezaekian dynasty. The Ezaekian emblem is 12 gold stars circling a Tarnaky holding a blank cloth which depicts God's foretelling of events that the Ghervatics defined as "legible by those who have woken from their slumber". Beneath the cloth is a bright star representing God or a holy being (i.e., an angel, saint, or prophet). The 12 stars represent the divine government, God's authority, perfection and completeness, and the 12 heavenly angels.

    El Soberano (formally known as El Imperio De Dios), is a Latin empire that began its colonization in Southwest Europe. It invaded and colonized other small kingdoms and empires in  West and Southwest Europe, eventually expanding its territory in South Asia and North and East Africa before finally ending its borders in West Africa. For fourteen years, El Imperio De Dios remained the most dominant Latin empire, having overseas territories in Southwest Asia and eastern South America. El Imperio De Dios began its conquest in Southwest Europe in 853 AD as a small kingdom titled Suzko Ibaia (which literally means 'river of fire' in Basque). The ruler at that time was King Hernan Navarro Leoncio and the queen was Nereyda Bienvenida Crescencia Escarcega. They ruled for only three years but was able to create three whole generations. By the time the kingdom had transferred into an empire, the Diperain border had reached the corners of East Africa. But it was the tyrant rulers Arsen and Mesa who finished their ancestors will and were beginning to finish the colonization of West Africa. But unfortunately for them, their approaching success was abruptly shot down by an East African savage tribe known as the Ghervatics.

    The New Empire of Ezaekia has a total of seven regions (Ezaekia ('mainland'), South Ezaekia, Ravukhagoa, Ivuna, Gamaeia, Yalaushtra, and Qaerujha), fifty-four provinces, and 1,459 cities. The empire's capital is Charryzavesh, which sits in the northeast region of the Ezaekian Imperial Capital Territory; landlocked between the provinces of Qradeshvar, Vudrashiv, Destaulo, and Jaghandar.

    THE 21 NAMES OF KUESHANGO GHJI

    THE UNDEAD WARRIOR WITH MANY NAMES

    Below is a list of all of Kueshango Ghji's names followed by their meaning and origin. Due to Kueshango's history, the Ghervatic tribe, the Madhreus, as well as outside folk, have conjured up numerous names for this savage undead warrior which are predominantly based on legends, myths, and historical events that were written and passed down from generation to generation:


     

    Kueshango: One of his most popular names, this name was given to him by his mother (as a given name) who gave birth to him on the third night after the full moon during a supercell thunderstorm. The name Kueshango is of West African origins and it means "the mysterious thunder warrior", "the dark lightning spirit", or "the esoteric pneuma of storms".

      

    Kueshangojhyandra/Kueshango Jhyandra/Kueshangojhya: Jhyandra is a second Ezaekian forename given to Kueshango due to the spread of a popular nasvrah or devotional chant dedicated to him. Jhyandra originated from the Jhameish word jhyadhra which means "God's savage, beastly, or feared revenant". Kueshango Jhyandra (sometimes written as Kueshangojhyandra) means "the mysterious and savage lightning warrior of God" or "God's dark thunder revenant who is feared by the ungodly". Kueshangojhya has a slightly different meaning and it is widely used among the Madhreu devotees. This name means "the mysterious beastly war conqueror".


    Shanturakhdham: An Ezaekian name consisting of two nouns: shantu and rakhdham. The word shantu means "peace" or "light" in Jhameish. Rakhdham is also a Jhameish word and it means "giver", "provider", or "bringer". In conclusion, Shanturakdham means "the giver of peace" or "the one who brings light". It is a name rarely used by Ghervatic or Madhreu devotees and it was given to Kueshango by Jhameish-speaking Earth Realmers.


    Ghji/Ghjikhatrin/Ghjikhatrinevaidhom: The surname Ghji is a family name derived from the 1st generation of the Ghervatic dynasty. It is a restricted surname and it can be only obtained through birth within or among that generation. Ghji is actually a simplified and rather favored version of Ghjikhatrinevaidhom, which is the family's surname in its entirety. This name is of Uledaoé origins and it has several different meanings. The simplified surname Ghji means "peacemaker" or "mediator". Ghjikhatrin means "Heaven's gatekeeper" or "defender of the pure". Ghjikhatrinevaidhom in short means "the preserver of tranquility and the destroyer of iniquity".


    Bhandra/Bhandramadh/Bhandramadha: These three names all have similar meaning. They are of Jhameish origin and they were all given to Kueshango informally by his followers. The name Bhandra simply means "sagacious" or "wise". Bhandramadh means "wise one, "wisdom keeper", or "one who writes knowledge" and it comes from the Jhameish word bhanaradh which means "scholar" or "wiseman". Bhandramadha has a similar meaning which is "to give wisdom" or "to speak with a knowledgeable tongue".


    Shamadh: A name conceived by the Ghervatic devotees, Shamadh comes from the Uledaoé word saanamad which means "pure, "enshrine", “angelic”, or "holy (good)". Shamadh can be easily translated into "saint" or "holy being". This name was given to Kueshango in tribute to his pure in heart and godly character. When absent from war or politics during his time as a mortal, he was described by many who adored him as angelic, virtuous, enlightened, a leader, pure, God-fearing, and is the paragon of serenity. Though titled as an undead warrior, he is still perceived today as a spirit of divinity and an auspicious being with the Ghervatic and Madhreu devotees referencing him as an incarnation of an angel. This name also serves as an honorable personification of Kueshango's character as a child as to he was innocent and pure.


    Alshadi: Alshadi is a rare name informally given to Kueshango by the Madhreus. It means "God guru" or "guru of God"—stemming from the Jhameish noun `alzathi meaning "teacher of faith". Kueshango got this name after going on a quest to teach the word to those who would listen. It was the start of this legacy that encouraged both Mavae and Ravu to continue it in order to ensure the realms' tranquil balance.


    Dhalaenoji: Dhalaenoji comes from the Uledaoé word dalaeye meaning "righteous". Dhalaenoji means "righteous one" and it was informally given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic devotees.


    Rajkhul/Rajkhulamal: Both names have similar meanings and they were devised by the Ghervatic devotees. Rajkhul means "benevolent one" and the latter means "benevolent dove" or "benevolent bird".


    Nevaidhom: This name was given to Kueshango to describe his beastliness when in spiritual warfare (i.e., warfare within the spirit realms). Nevaidhom was conjured by the Ghervatic devotees who were both enlightened and inspired by his legacy. Nevaidhom means "destroyer of shadows" or "vanquisher of darkness".


    Madhya: Madhya comes from the Uledaoé word maddyao which means "fearless one". Madhya was formally given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic devotees in honor of him showing no fear while combating the wicked. Madhya means "one who is fearless" or "one who shows no fear".


    Qhazmal: A rare name informally given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic devotees. The name Qhazmal means "to avenge" or "one who is vengeful". This denotes the vengeful spirit of Kueshango who sought revenge after those involved in his parents' death.


    Allashahenla: This name is derived from two Jhameish words: jzhalla meaning "God" and rashahen meaning "protector". Allashahenla was formally given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic tribe in honor of him being the chosen one to take the title as the peace defender. Allashahenla means "protector of all things of God" or "defender of the pure".


    Bejzhim: Deriving from the Uledaoé word baíyin meaning "chaotic" or "chaotic spirit", Kueshango was given this name informally by the Ghervatic devotees to indicate his notorious history of becoming completely blinded by rage, vengeance, and bloodlust. The name translates to "deranged one" or "the one who is filled with fire (rage)".


    Madhra: Madhra is a Jhameish noun and it means "guru" or "sage". It comes from the Uledaoé word mraĭdur, meaning "teacher" or "counselor". This name became more popularly associated with Kueshango due to the spread of his told legacy—him being known and favored as "a guru who teaches and speaks through a holy tongue".


    Qhaj: Qhaj is a name that was formally given to Kueshango by outside followers and by the Ghervatic devotees. The name roughly translates to "healer of the mind".


    Maanlakhvejh: A name given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic devotees which means "representation of the Father" or "an example of the Father". This name is mentioned only once in a rhajzhad called V`abul'da Sullni Vasuldin (O Saints and Angels of Heaven).


    Jzhevrakh: Jzhevrakh is a name forged by the Ghervatic devotees which denotes Kueshango’s character as a beastly warrior who has a thirst for enemy blood. The name Jzhevrakh comes from the Jhameish word jzhevrau meaning “to conquer” or “to kill”. Jzhevrakh means “demon conqueror” or “demon slayer”.


    Haramadh Haqramajzh: Given to Kueshango by the Ghervatic tribe, Haramadh Haqramajzh means “the destroyer of Haramadh” or “the killer of the fused demons”. As the definition implies, this name was given to Kueshango after defeating Haramadh, a collection of demons fused into one.


    Rhaqhaadh: The name Rhaqhaadh was given to Kueshango by the Madhreus informally to emphasize his power over his enemies. The name translates to "a warrior against enemies". It is derived from the Jhameish word zraslaakad meaning “to subdue adversaries”.


    Qalune/Qaluneru: Qalune or Qaluneru are of Uledaoé origins and were both given to Kueshango formally by the Ghervatic tribe. Qalune means "vanquisher of unclean spirits" and Qaluneru means "killer of demons" or "one who annihilates caliginosities". 

    THE THREE FORMS OF KUESHANGO GHJI

    THE SPIRIT OF SANCTITY, WARFARE, & BLOODLUST

    The famed undead Ghervatic warrior is quite universally known for his angelic deeds, words of wisdom, and beyond extraordinary teachings. Yet ironically, he has been rather notorious for his unanticipated outrage, ballistic vengeful behavior, and uncontrollable desire to annihilate anything that is not of light. In other words, Kueshango can go from being a benevolent dove to a raging griffin. On the grounds of this, the Ghervatic tribe categorized these traits into what is known as Leh Qhaéfaus Kueshango meaning "The Divine Forms of Kueshango (the mysterious thunder warrior)"; some translations may interpret the title as "The Incarnations of Kueshango". Qhaéfaus is a Jhameish word meaning "seraphic identities". It comes from the Uledaoé word kafasyau meaning "embodiments", "incarnations", or "alter egos". Listed below are the three forms of Kueshango Ghji followed by their descriptions:


    Shamadh: Shamadh is regarded as the spirit of light and guidance and is seen as an auspicious and seraphic being.


    Kueshango Jhyandra: Kueshango Jhyandra is described as the vengeful war spirit


    Bejzhim: Bejzhim is deemed as the chaotic spirit of bloodlust 

    HARAMADH HAQRAMAJZH

    THE DESTROYER OF HARAMADH

     Haramadh Haqramajzh (pronounced /həɾəməd̪ʱ ˈhəqɾəməZH/) is the name given to Kueshango Ghji by the Ghervatic tribe in honor and tribute of his triumph over the demon Haramadh. Haramadh was a fusion of the most predominantly powerful demons with the Devil included. He was infamous for his deliverance of chaos into Earth Realm as well as the tainting of souls. Furthermore, he was known for his deception—having the ability to mimic and impersonate others in addition to paltering. He was ultimately killed by Kueshango Ghji who was then given the name Haramadh Haqramajzh. The name Haramadh comes from the Jhameish words harah meaning merge and ammraud meaning evil spirits or demons. Haqramajzh is a Jhameish synonym word meaning destroyer, killer, assassin, or vanquisher. To conclude, the name Haramadh Haqramajzh means “the destroyer of Haramadh” or “the killer of the fused demons”.


    In honor of the revenant warrior, Kueshango Ghji killing the demon, Haramadh, the Ghervatic tribe created what is known as Amadhaqramajzh Vaeidhunmal; better known as Vaeidhunmal. It is an annual holiday celebrated on the month of September for three days—starting at dawn on the first Saturday and ending on Monday at dawn. The holiday’s name translates to “in great honor of the vanquisher of evil spirits”; vaeidhunmal meaning “to give honor” or “upon great prestige”.


    The first day is called Phuadaejhan Chauedhunmal or Phuadaejhan meaning “to prime the impuissant spirit” or “the one with who primes their spirit”—phuadaejhan meaning “powerless spirit” or “defenseless spirit” and chauedhunmal meaning “to shield” or “to strengthen”. 


    The second day is called Daghanehma Qramajzhdhunmal or Daghanehma meaning “to destroy the enemies”, “the destruction of the wicked” or “the one who destroys their enemies”—daghanehma meaning “enemies” or “the wicked ones” and qramajzhdhunmal meaning “to destroy” or “to vanquish”. 


    The last day is called Amadhaqramajzh Vaeidhunmal. On the last day of Vaeidhunmal, celebrators may chant the phrase “Haramadh Haqramajzh Jzhae!” meaning “Victory to the vanquisher of Haramadh!” 

    KUESHANGO GHJI'S FAMOUS QUOTE

    THE QUOTE BY A WARRIOR, FOR ALL WARRIORS

    "Ghervatic jyalban re maqyaav hul faskht ae vhultau Ghervatic jazaad re." was the famous quote spoken by the tongue of the revenant warrior, Kueshango Ghji, during the war between Gervasio, its allies, and Ezaekia. The quote translates to "A warrior's spirit is awakened by the divine warrior's wrath."

    THE GHERVATIC ROYAL DYNASTY SUCCESSION

    An extended royal family with divine-like blood

    The Ghervatic tribe is a West African tribe who originated from an unknown tribe in East Africa. After their migration to West Africa, they inhabited a new piece of land that was owned by a Spanish empire known as El Soberano (formerly El Imperio De Dios). They colonized the land and eventually went to war with its most fierce opponent. During those wars, a large tree of dynasty rulers emerged from within the Ghervatic tribe and ultimately forming what is now considered as Earth Realm's most vicious and successful empire. There were 3 dynasties within the Ghervatic succession: the Ghji (Ghjikhatrinevaidhom) Dynasty, the Haqtimau (Haqtimaudasi) Dynasty, and the Pernurja (Pernurjadolunaye) Dynasty; these were simply known as the Ghervatic Dynasty (modernly known in some translations as the Dynasty of the Assassins or the Assassin Dynasty). The Ghji Dynasty is the most powerful of the 3 and it still exists today.


    Unlike other powerful dynasties and tribes, the Ghervatics have acquired what many deemed as "the fountain of youth" or "divine immortality". This was greatly due to the fact that all of Ezaekia's rulers lived to be over 1,000 years old and some living to be older than 1,100. Dagufuaeyu, the first Chief of the Ghervatics, lived to be older than 1,010 years old and Tarjfasu, Ezaekia's 4th Emperor, lived to be just over 1,130 years old. Apart from this, the Ghervatics also gained international recognition for being the most feared and respected tribe. In total, the Ghervatic Dynasty has had 2 chiefs, 2 chieftesses, 5 kings, 4 queens, 8 emperors, 7 empresses, 2 regent-equivalents, 2 princess-equivalents, 1 prince-equivalent, and 3 persons of high authoritative power; making it a sum of 36 overall rulers.


    Below is a list of the titles that the Ghervatics used to define their roles of royal leadership:


    Tarnaky - equivalent to a chief or chieftess

    Jzhahrancu - an emperor

    Jzhahranca - an empress

    Ahranjitta - equivalent to a king or a male ruler in general

    Ahrannethaa - equivalent to a queen or a female ruler in general

    Shqlanuydi - equivalent to prince

    Shqlanuydiah - equivalent to princess

    Ghagrimasyan - wife of a prince

    Ghagrimasyin - husband of a princess

    Shuqdayan - wife of a male leader

    Shuqdayin - husband of a female leader

    Qeizultri - male regent

    Qeizultra - female regent

    Qeizune`adiyan - mother of a regent

    Qeizujithaadiyin - father of a regent

    Qeizumridyuli - uncle of a regent

    Qeizumradyula - aunt of a regent

    REWIND OF ANCIENT EZAEKIA

    AN IMAGE GALLERY OF EZAEKIA'S MOST INFLUNETIAL TIMES IN HISTORY
    The migration of the Ghervatic tribe
    The Ghervatic's victory over El Soberano caused them to expand their land
    The Ezaekian Royal Armed Forces became fully established
    The birth of the Ghervatic tribe (the Ghervatic emblem)
    Ezaekia won its independence from El Soberano and claimed a newly designed flag.
    The Ghervatic Kingdom of Ustamuhe was founded, resulting in their first national flag.
    The famous Qhajzhrym Rejzhin clan was born.
    The emblem that identifies the Ezaekian empire.
    Another one of Kueshango's famous quotes about keeping one's strength
    Kueshango's Cijzhudam written in Jhameikrut

    CIJZHUDAM

    AN ACT OF SELF-IMMOLATION PERFORMED BY GHERVATIC ROYALS | TO PROTECT AND DEFEND THE GHERVATIC PRIDE, PURITY & HONOR

    Cĭjzhudam, (pronounced /siˈZHo͞odəm/), sometimes spelled as Sijzhudam, Cijzhudum, or Sijzhudum, is a rite of self-immolation which is conducted by men and women of Ghervatic royalty or by one who holds primary authority in order to protect and defend their people, their tribe, their land, and the pride, purity, and honor of the Ghervatics. Cijzhudam is initiated in either one of or a combination of three instances: one, the current sovereign/primary authority would perform it to prevent from being slaughtered during war times (Ghervatics believed that a ruler's death by an enemy's hand is not honorable while a ruler's death by a holy fire meant that they were protecting their people and land whilst securing their ethics), two; for moral justice for his/her people in an event in which the lives of people are threatened or terrorized by a person or persons of coercive, dictatorial or imperialistic power or by misgovernance, and three; for the purpose of advocating or renouncing a belief, principle or cause.


    Cijzhudam is performed by igniting flames (which are done by relatives) inside a grand building called a Cijzhudam Rosifalhaad; a 37 (length) by 65 (width) by 45 (height) ft. temple that displays a 20 (height) by 35 (width) ft. statue of the Bennu bird centered in its midst along with the flag base stand centered 3 feet in front of it. The temple is designed to withstand fires over 2012°F. The person who is committing Cijzhudam must first climb a wide flight of stairs that leads to the entrance doors of the Cijzhudam Qayómba (qayómba means "sacrificial site" or "ritual site" and it's the name which is specifically given to describe the Cijzhudam site). Thenceforth, he/she would climb down another series of wide steps that are then connected to a lengthy stretched pathway which then leads to the double doors of the temple. The fire inside the temple is only extinguished after three hours. During this ritual, the participant will wear full royal clothing (including jewelry, their crown, and makeup) and he/she will say 3 specific prayers (which are previously picked by their relatives) and drink nine ounces of holy water before heading towards the Qayómba. He/she will be given an Ulnormedaqyl or Edaqyl—a tricolored (red (pride), black (honor), and gold (purity)) 7’ x 12’ isosceles pennon flag which displays the person’s name, the Ghervatic emblem, and the phrase “praise be to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit” written in Jhameish, which they will carry with them to the temple. Their forehead will be marked with a cross using holy oil and will wear a gold and white rosary on their right wrist and a gold and white ring on their left ring finger with the Lord's Prayer inscribed on the ring. He/she will walk on the pathway towards the Qayómba with these items.


    Once that person is fully inside the temple, that person will put the Ulnormedaqyl inside its flag base stand and the elected people in charge of igniting the chamber will begin burning both the floor and the walls of the chamber using a large ritualistic torch called a Maélutra (Maélutro for plural)—which is embedded with Ghervatic designs and engraved with Uledaoé chants. Once the flames have engulfed the person's body entirely, the double doors of the temple will automatically close, after which, a long moment of silence will commence. To signify the commencing of the ritual, a shofar made from the horn of the Greater kudu and embroidered with gold calligraphic carvings, will be blown nine times by a relative. He/she will stand inside a large tower that houses a horn loudspeaker for which the shofar can be played into. Once the person has committed Cijzhudam, the shofar will be blown three times after the moment of silence is over. The third blow signifies the end of the ritual. Family members and friends who attend the ritual must arrive there early due to the fact that once the ritual has started, no one is allowed inside the temple. During the walk towards the temple's double doors and during the igniting of the temple, relatives and friends will shout “Jzhae” (victory) or “Qaram” (praise) followed by the person’s name or a nasvrah, which is a chant or short poem (12 times during the walk and 9 times during the burning) in honor of their sacrifice while holding a Qajzhíne (Qajzhínere for plural)—a medium-sized dark golden bowl decorated with embedded Uledaoé ritual chants and embroidered with various gemstones. Ivy leaves, lilies (white, origin, purple, calla, and tiger), and a Rose of Jericho are cut and ripped before being placed inside the bowl to be burnt.


    Cijzhudam comes from the Uledaoé word s`iyuludim which literally means “honorable death”. The people of the Ghervatic tribe have been practicing this ritual for eons, even before their separation from their original East African tribe. The origins of Cijzhudam are unknown but it has been stated in novel four of the KG series that the ritual was partially a minor fair form of tribute and recognition to the Bennu bird, a mythological bird belonging to the ancient Egyptians. In the Ghervatic tribe, a ruler who dies by performing Cijzhudam is considered an honorable death as to the fire resembled much of what the fire from the Bennu bird resembled. A familiar quote by the Ghervatics was usually spoken out of remembrance for those who have died in order to protect and defend their people: “Durkuhanstu yishsnimeteli s`iyuludim ugyabnam rihulpavith nemtisitinu bursginebefu.” which translates to “It is best to absent oneself from this world by an honorable death than to have your life taken by the hands of your enemies.”


    Each province in Ezaekia has at least seven Cijzhudam Temples and three extra temples located outside the Ravukhagoa, Gamaeia, and South Ezaekia regions. There have only been five accounts of the Cijzhudam ritual being initiated in the course of Ezaekian history thus far: the first in 1030 C.E. when Agtemao (the 1st king of the Ghji Dynasty) performed the ritual during a war between Ezaekia and the Empire of Gael, the second in 1305 C.E. when Viqluhiefas (the 4th king of the Haqtimau Dynasty) fulfilled the ritual due to his rejection to ally with the Empire of Iker, the third in 1477 C.E. when Paqlinathulin (the 2nd princess of the Ghji Dynasty) performed it to subdue dictatorial power, the fourth in 1578 C.E. when Saiedlamas (the 4th empress of the Ghji Dynasty) completed it during a war between Ezaekia and El Soberano (formerly El Imperio De Dios), and the fifth in 7030 C.E. when Kueshango (7th emperor of the Ghji Dynasty) committed it to not only avoid death by the enemy and to cease imperialism, but to protect his people and land from becoming eternally tainted.


    Lêh Paathnu Cĭjzhudam (meaning "The Fifth Cijzhudam") is a written honorific text that commemorates the sacrificial death of Emperor Kueshango Ghji. Although there have been four previous Cijzhudam rituals committed, Kueshango’s sacrifice was deemed the most honorable due to the substantial impact it had on Mavaljaram. During Kueshango’s distant rule, the Empire of Gervasio Del Engañador took control of the majority of Ezaekia’s land and people, except the region of Ba’ishyatab (renamed to Ravukhagoa), in which they took rule over two out of its nine provinces. Most of the Ezaekian/Ghervatic citizens were transported to various parts of the Gervasian empire and were defined as slaves. They were subjected to strict laws and were tortured, mistreated, and worked with little to no monetary rewards. After Kueshango’s expedition to Ustedhar, he was approached by a fallen angel named Atamisi who warned him that Désatin had planned to execute him in Jamaeia’s capital in front of his people before annihilating them as well if the amulet was not granted to him. In response, he reinforced Ustedhar with an electric wall spell and remained in the city.


    However, when the retaliation of the Ezaekian/Ghervatic slaves which resulted in their execution was reported to Kueshango, he ordered the Qhajzhrym Rejzhin to defend the borders of Ustedhar and sent the Ezaekian Royal Army to assist the Ezaekian/Ghervatic slaves. In view of this, Kueshango and the rest of the Ezaekian/Ghervatic people prepared for Cijzhudam. Once it was reported to him that the Ezaekian Royal Army had been defeated and Désatin’s army was marching into Ustedhar, Kueshango commenced the ritual. By that means, Kueshango’s sacrifice caused a ripple effect upon Mavaljaram. The essence of his spirit brought an undying light that staved off evil and brought peace to Mavaljaram.


    The image above is the honorific text that depicts the effects of Kueshango’s sacrifice. The author of this commemorative text is unknown, but it is thought to have been published by one of the Ezaekian/Ghervatic people who witnessed his death. The text is written in Jhameish; its translation reads as follows: Emperor Kueshango's Cijzhudam secured the sanctity and protection of the Ghervatics and the restoration of Ezaekia. His honorific sacrifice established the validity of his strength and nobility, and stripped the foundation of Satan's vengeance against God. The legend of Emperor Kueshango symbolizes the essence of a divine warrior, and it's this legend that ceaselessly thrives in the spirits of Mavaljaram. Thenceforth, Emperor Kueshango is honored as the falcon of valor, a conqueror of evil.

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    Kueshango's Speech Before Cijzhudam

    Translated into Jhameish

    During Ezaekia's battle against Gervasio, Emperor Kueshango spoke to the remaining Ezaekians who fortified themselves behind Ustedhar's walls, hoping to defend what's left of their land. In his speech, he reminded his people of the Ghervatic values of which they all live by, whilst preparing them for their last war against their enemies. Below is Kueshango's speech translated into Jhameish:


    Chĭ'da ḍlao̊ch f`al̯ jhɑḍne̊ ksé ubéĭl̯yä var̭ jåvnɑq, no̊snĭl`aêd lêh chyœkɑnĭn lêh lɑṛɑs ve̊ vhùl ve̊ lêh ghófṛêt.


    Aeh kĭ lêh gèzůḍ bɑ ubéĭl̯yä, bémẙ cåldé ól̯ndhèä chyœgèzůḍ nufyangi r̭håpaekhå var̭ umĭqhagä. Chr̭éhœ no̊êrh urmo̊gĭḍon, nĭ ól̯nungdä lêh chyœbuĭj ůtè gèzůḍ ve̊ jzhe̊s gèzůḍne̊.


    Do̊m jzhisaadhne̊ ve̊ ḵhóle̊ṛhne̊, chĭ'é bhĭtåfůlt ghér̭vatĭk vêlɑ qhain lêh bêcvɑ ve̊ vhùl laah kängé bufal, fḍɑgyĭlĭdur sälḵhe̊yun vêlɑ chĭj lêh ksvɑĭṛ. Chĭ'da zêchdo̊va f`al̯ sóéůsne̊ ve̊ zaeqĭa var̭ f`al̯ shɑsène̊ laah r̭ɑsvaĭne̊ dhochaye̊n ve̊ zhènai ṛůzchœ lhù ĭrv lêh jůr̭maish vêlɑ ve̊ chêrhä, jzhacḵhůt var̭ bang̊nêtaigè.


    Ḍènad chyœånhéumghäm fů chyœdyónê yhéoduḵhtne̊ ghér̭vatĭk bhĭtå lêh chyœkaatho̊, chyœfèḍɑs laah chyœĭkashḍ ve̊ zhènai vyayak var̭ ɑvchi. Thaoyê bèf chĭ'da ůnåshtir̭hua lhù kaatho̊, fèḍɑs laah ĭkashḍ mul̯ dhɑṛgůne̊, chĭ'da khåsye̊ne̊ fê ve̊ f`al̯ ghér̭vatĭk she̊chrùda chyœgèbnajzho pèlye̊ dai. Kɑyóh zål fḍɑgyĭlad ḵhushr̭èn zhènai tœpha mul̯ hůcvaijzhê, usqal̯ zůftyo̊lungdä lêh chyœto̊sùl̯ umĭqhagä ve̊ sälḵhun.


    Ójr̭ol`aêd chyœbèjzhdin zaeqĭa var̭ fḍɑgyĭl lêh chyœgůnbyê hyäl shêfai bɑ ůtè gèzůḍ, ól̯nungdä nhokhvɑghäm mul̯ qhe̊b chyœghér̭vatĭk cɑra. Ól̯nungdä gusairghäm fê lhù nĭ nhokhvɑgɑ ůtè chyœgèzůḍ vêlɑ qhain œbasujzhsů, kĭ zhènai fhóshɑghĭne̊ laah dópaeghĭne̊. Nupêchä, crêugɑ chyœgèzůḍ ḵhasyl vêlɑ bégodae̊ lêh dhɑṛgů. R̭ĭtaechungdä lhù gèzůḍ ksé bóhènù.


    Näṛfĭ, låkyo̊e̊gɑ lêh chyœhéf vo̊l̯fɑ vêlɑ ve̊ lêh cyógèmja ůgto̊jzhdhèä lêh chyœnajmudinu tanglé dut̃ zhènai vyayak var̭ ɑvchi ve̊ gṛae̊dù, laah lhù fḍɑgyĭlêór̭ zêghuft lêh nr̭e̊yud ve̊ fèdyäne̊. Jéchmo̊lgɑ `azr̭ae̊ dèm bɑ ůtè héf vo̊l̯fɑ var̭, êtyar̭l̯ chyœcĭjzhudam.


    Fḍɑgyĭlungdä gyœujódne̊ sr̭aetɑ jhazaadh jèngbe̊ kœjzh dr̭ä khåsye̊ne̊ vo̊l̯fɑ, chr̭éhœ khéngzèl`aêd chyœke̊vulme̊ sr̭aetɑ jyalbän. Ḵhĭr̭ sägim, nɑrådhl`aêd lêh kaatho̊, fèḍɑs laah ĭkashḍ ve̊ lêh ghér̭vatĭk var̭ kĭ lhù ve̊ lêh cyógèmja, kséslagɑ nabhĭl̯ vêlɑ. Ól̯ndhèä qa'umĭqhagä chyœůr̭uai ksɑshés ůtè.

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