Ulyssiask Grégos tu Zéoshett

[Ulyssiak]

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Ulyssiask Grégos tu Zéoshett
Ithae of Saqar - Godking of Cékop - Son of Mu-ra

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Born to the House of Zéoshett, of Myde-thiir tu¹ Zéoshett and Sarras tu Itimu - named Ulyssiask, after the ancient titan of Cékopin mythology² who stopped the world from ending, and Grégos, after an ancestor who served as the first Ithae³ of Saqar - on the third night of the second manz⁴ of Greos⁵, in Northeastern Beldro of Leslands - bordering the Seliir⁶ estate, just Northwest of Labéa (the capital city of Cékop), during the Ti’ren dynasty⁷ - seventeen anzia⁸.

Reference:

¹ tu - meaning of or belonging to, a given house or family name, as indicated by the name that follows, as determined by the credence for naming children born of Cékop;

² Cékopin mythology - a subset of the religious and sanctimonious rites and beliefs of the people within Saqar, depicting celestial bodies, gods, titans, and so forth;

³ Ithae - originally, a prophesied king or godking or immortal, as dictated by the natural need of a ruler to rise and lead the people, descendant of the holy family of Arris; perverted in use by Morga tu Ti’ren, who began the dynastic rule of Cékop;

⁴ manz - akin to a calendar week, containing eleven events known as “norasas”, which are days that measure similarly to other calendar days, by sunrise and nightfall, but are approx. seventeen and one half hours long of day, and eleven hours of night;

⁵ Greos - the first season in a full calendar ‘year’, better known to Cékopins as an “etos”, representative of four seasons, the first being equivalent to Spring;

⁶ Seliir estate - where the borders of Cékop end, Saqar continues as farmlands and fields, or vacant land and mountainous ranges, generally granted to a family with high status in the capital;

⁷ Ti’ren dynasty - Morga tu Ti’ren, who murdered his predecessor, ended the traditional democracy of Saqar, split the land into regions, and took rulership of Cékop, assuming the false title of Ithae, and beginning a dynasty to secure his family’s rule;

⁸ anzia - a term coined for momentous events, generally indicative of one thing ending and another beginning; usually preceded by a number indicating etos (years) prior to the event; as in 1 anzia (or 1 a.), meaning one year before (the event).


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