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	Unlike [[Egypt]], it encompasses most of [[Warhammer Fantasy]] Africa as a giant desert where a whole topographical layer of skeletons sit beneath the sand (many of whom have a predilection to get up and get grumpy when disturbed). Originally a lush land that was rich in gold that developed civilization back when the rest of the humans in the world (other than possible [[Cathay]]) were tribal savages being kept as slaves by [[Wood Elves\|High Elf colonists]] or used as target practice by [[Dwarfs]], Nehekhara was a paradise (so, the civilization and fertility of Mesopotamia, the culture of ancient Egypt and the constant warfare of ancient Africa). It was ruled over by supreme rulers leading individual kingdoms which fought against each other constantly. Although there were fair differences between kingdom to kingdom, generally speaking the High Priests and the Kings (and rarely Queens) had supreme power over all. The pantheon of the Nehekharans was numerous and diverse, although death was a central theme in each important deity. Priests had their own magic Lore as a derivative of the Lore of Death due to the Winds of Magic tied to Death being the only one to blow through the land, making Nehekharans the first humans to not only discover but also master a form of magic independent of [[Tzeentch\|Daemon assistance]].		Unlike [[Egypt]], it encompasses most of [[Warhammer Fantasy]] Africa as a giant desert where a whole topographical layer of skeletons sit beneath the sand (many of whom have a predilection to get up and get grumpy when disturbed). Originally a lush land that was rich in gold that developed civilization back when the rest of the humans in the world (other than possible [[Cathay]]) were tribal savages being kept as slaves by [[Wood Elves\|High Elf colonists]] or used as target practice by [[Dwarfs]], Nehekhara was a paradise (so, the civilization and fertility of Mesopotamia, the culture of ancient Egypt and the constant warfare of ancient Africa). It was ruled over by supreme rulers leading individual kingdoms which fought against each other constantly. Although there were fair differences between kingdom to kingdom, generally speaking the High Priests and the Kings (and rarely Queens) had supreme power over all. The pantheon of the Nehekharans was numerous and diverse, although death was a central theme in each important deity. Priests had their own magic Lore as a derivative of the Lore of Death due to the Winds of Magic tied to Death being the only one to blow through the land, making Nehekharans the first humans to not only discover but also master a form of magic independent of [[Tzeentch\|Daemon assistance]].

	The novel mentioned of ancient Nehekharans had maintained a sacred treaty with their gods in order to receive their blessing. The blessing allows the Nehekharan king to lived long lives (roughly between 100 to 200 years) and allowing their followers to harness their god's power. The power differ between each gods depending on their specialty (Ex. Ptra is a sun god so his bless is often associate with fire. Djaf is death so he can unleash frozen chill spell, etc..) and a few elite warriors were able to receive their bless to become Ushabti (not the construct), god chosen warriors with super power (think of them as power rangers but with more ~~Eygptian~~ religious tone) whom were often seen guarding the priest kings. Some Ushabti may go even further and become a Ushabti at Mahrak, the founding place of Nehekharans' religion (see below at the Mahrak section) to further power themselves with their god's blessing to the point of resembling their gods, become their herald and avatar.		The novel mentioned of ancient Nehekharans had maintained a sacred treaty with their gods in order to receive their blessing. The blessing allows the Nehekharan king to lived long lives (roughly between 100 to 200 years) and allowing their followers to harness their god's power. The power differ between each gods depending on their specialty (Ex. Ptra is a sun god so his bless is often associate with fire. Djaf is death so he can unleash frozen chill spell, etc..) and a few elite warriors were able to receive their bless to become Ushabti (not the construct), god chosen warriors with super power (think of them as power rangers but with more Egyptian religious tone) whom were often seen guarding the priest kings. Some Ushabti may go even further and become a Ushabti at Mahrak, the founding place of Nehekharans' religion (see below at the Mahrak section) to further power themselves with their god's blessing to the point of resembling their gods, become their herald and avatar.

	The nature of this sacred treaty is a mystery, for it only allow the faithful Nehekharans to harness their gods' power without harnessing the winds of magic (which the winds has almost no presence at the sandy region), and so long the Nehekharans remember to honor their treaty's condition (marry daughter of ptra bloodline). One theory suggests it might be a technique or technology given by the old ones. This is possible due to the lore mentioned the Nehekharans were one of the old one experiments to fight chaos, and it was mentioned multiple times that the first wave of Nehekharans emerged from the jungles of Southland, which many [[Lizardmen]] lived there and had clashed with the Nehekharans numerous times (It is unknown if the Lizardmen there actually knew about Nehekharans' origin and the reason why they clash with the Nehekharans in the first place?). Although the blessing of Sigmar has proven any human gods could achieve the same thing without the help of the old one, it still does not explain the power of Nehekharans' blessing, which is way more powerful than Sigamr's, for it grants them unusual life span as well as superpowers to their soldiers. Not to mentioned the blessing can be cancelled out by breaking the treaty, which was demonstrated by Nagash where he killed Neferem, a high priestess of Ptra's bloodline from Lahmia. This is kind of like a device having its power plugged off or a system malfunction, further proving the sacred treaty is but some kind of technological device left behind by the Old One.		The nature of this sacred treaty is a mystery, for it only allow the faithful Nehekharans to harness their gods' power without harnessing the winds of magic (which the winds has almost no presence at the sandy region), and so long the Nehekharans remember to honor their treaty's condition (marry daughter of ptra bloodline). One theory suggests it might be a technique or technology given by the old ones. This is possible due to the lore mentioned the Nehekharans were one of the old one experiments to fight chaos, and it was mentioned multiple times that the first wave of Nehekharans emerged from the jungles of Southland, which many [[Lizardmen]] lived there and had clashed with the Nehekharans numerous times (It is unknown if the Lizardmen there actually knew about Nehekharans' origin and the reason why they clash with the Nehekharans in the first place?). Although the blessing of Sigmar has proven any human gods could achieve the same thing without the help of the old one, it still does not explain the power of Nehekharans' blessing, which is way more powerful than Sigamr's, for it grants them unusual life span as well as superpowers to their soldiers. Not to mentioned the blessing can be cancelled out by breaking the treaty, which was demonstrated by Nagash where he killed Neferem, a high priestess of Ptra's bloodline from Lahmia. This is kind of like a device having its power plugged off or a system malfunction, further proving the sacred treaty is but some kind of technological device left behind by the Old One.

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	The center of Nehekhara, politically and literally. The land where human civilization first arose, where the most powerful rulers in history originated from, and the place worst affected by Nagash's spell. Most of the Great Vitae River (AKA The Nile) lies in this land, although out of spite Nagash polluted its source high in the World's Edge Mountains called the Vitae Tarn which turned it red and poisonous, which is why it is currently known as the Great Mortis River. The Mortis Delta is extremely large, with the greatest cities built along its banks. The Swamp Of Terrors is where it turns stagnant, and is the deadliest place in Nehekhara post-poisoning.		The center of Nehekhara, politically and literally. The land where human civilization first arose, where the most powerful rulers in history originated from, and the place worst affected by Nagash's spell. Most of the Great Vitae River (AKA The Nile) lies in this land, although out of spite Nagash polluted its source high in the World's Edge Mountains called the Vitae Tarn which turned it red and poisonous, which is why it is currently known as the Great Mortis River. The Mortis Delta is extremely large, with the greatest cities built along its banks. The Swamp Of Terrors is where it turns stagnant, and is the deadliest place in Nehekhara post-poisoning.

	* '''[[Khemri]]'''		* '''[[Khemri (City)\|Khemri]]'''
	Home city of Settra, obviously currently ruled by him, and thus the capital of the Tomb Kings. The architecture is the most elaborate and stunning by far in the world of humanity, rivaling and/or surpassing the lands of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]].		Home city of Settra, obviously currently ruled by him, and thus the capital of the Tomb Kings. The architecture is the most elaborate and stunning by far in the world of humanity, rivaling and/or surpassing the lands of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]].

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	The pyramid here belongs to King Khatep according to TW:W, although we don't know who King Khatep is; the only character we know of with that name is Grand Hierophant Khatep, who is the head of the Mortuary Cult and for sure was never a king. The local Necrotect Hemiunus who built Ka-Sabar un-survived the razing of the city, and given he was notorious for his efficiency via effective applications of the whip he's probably not going to be too merciful when he gets his bony fingers on Arkhan.		The pyramid here belongs to King Khatep according to TW:W, although we don't know who King Khatep is; the only character we know of with that name is Grand Hierophant Khatep, who is the head of the Mortuary Cult and for sure was never a king. The local Necrotect Hemiunus who built Ka-Sabar un-survived the razing of the city, and given he was notorious for his efficiency via effective applications of the whip he's probably not going to be too merciful when he gets his bony fingers on Arkhan.

	* '''Bhagar'''		* '''[[Bhagar]]'''
	Known as the Eternal Necropolis after Nagash's spell. Originally the people of Bhagar were desert raiders and barbarians, although after Settra subjugated them he chose to spare them and civilize them, forcing them to sworn a pact to their god Khsar to protect Settra's kingdom without fail. They retained their devotion to the horseback lifestyle even if they were no longer nomadic, which helped them keep the roads they had once preyed upon secure as they became the only route to the south from Khemri.		Known as the Eternal Necropolis after Nagash's spell. Originally the people of Bhagar were desert raiders and barbarians, although after Settra subjugated them he chose to spare them and civilize them, forcing them to sworn a pact to their god Khsar to protect Settra's kingdom without fail. They retained their devotion to the horseback lifestyle even if they were no longer nomadic, which helped them keep the roads they had once preyed upon secure as they became the only route to the south from Khemri.

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	The closest we have about information of the current high ruler of Bhagar is that King Setep of Bhagar has raided the [[Border Princes]] in the past. End Times gave us Ramssus, "one of Bhagar's most famous kings" who's army is mostly made up of chariots. His own personal one is golden, and he leads the Golden Legion chariot corps. Behind them are the Desert Shrikes and the Al-Dru'dhafarr, the Wind that Bites. Presumably he has more in his army.		The closest we have about information of the current high ruler of Bhagar is that King Setep of Bhagar has raided the [[Border Princes]] in the past. End Times gave us Ramssus, "one of Bhagar's most famous kings" who's army is mostly made up of chariots. His own personal one is golden, and he leads the Golden Legion chariot corps. Behind them are the Desert Shrikes and the Al-Dru'dhafarr, the Wind that Bites. Presumably he has more in his army.

	* '''[[Antoch]]'''		* '''Antoch'''
	Technically not a Nehekharan city, just a city in Nehekhara. After the Bretonnians had finished their first Crusade against the Arabyans they built the fortress of Antoch along the Arabyan Coast (still counts as in the Shifting Sands), which became a resupply point for those wanting to travel to [[Lustria]] from the Old World. Eventually it was destroyed by the [[Lizardmen]] when they required a staff for its secondary function that had been stolen by Bretonnians as a trophy so the Lizzies could literally save the world from [[Chaos]]. Apparently, Antoch and the staff hadn't registered as important to the Tomb Kings or the Lizardmen prior. The fate of Antoch in most Warhammer timelines is unknown, but in Total War: WARHAMMER it has been conquered by Tomb Kings belonging to the Dune Kingdoms minor faction (which just represents the lesser kings that are not rebelling against Settra but not obeying him either).		Technically not a Nehekharan city, just a city in Nehekhara. After the Bretonnians had finished their first Crusade against the Arabyans they built the fortress of Antoch along the Arabyan Coast (still counts as in the Shifting Sands), which became a resupply point for those wanting to travel to [[Lustria]] from the Old World. Eventually it was destroyed by the [[Lizardmen]] when they required a staff for its secondary function that had been stolen by Bretonnians as a trophy so the Lizzies could literally save the world from [[Chaos]]. Apparently, Antoch and the staff hadn't registered as important to the Tomb Kings or the Lizardmen prior. The fate of Antoch in most Warhammer timelines is unknown, but in Total War: WARHAMMER it has been conquered by Tomb Kings belonging to the Dune Kingdoms minor faction (which just represents the lesser kings that are not rebelling against Settra but not obeying him either).

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	===Shifting Sands===		===Shifting Sands===
	* '''Ka-Sabar'''		* '''[[Ka-Sabar]]'''
	Known as the Temple of Sorrow, formerly the City of Bronze, the city is hidden by the desert and covered in glyphs by beings "older than Nehekhara itself", meaning its likely an [[Old One]] site where the human race was first created. Ka-Sabarans were known for their great height and strength, coming in at 7 feet tall on average and being expert miners and smiths who wore elaborate armor over their skin which was already hard enough to repel arrows (so these guys are like the prototype for humans and Ogres with some leftover Dwarf mixed in). Their army was known as the Legion Of Bronze, and was lead by iron leonine Ushabti of Geheb. They were the first city to oppose Nagash, and their king Akhmen-hotep was his first great foe. Unable to win by tactics, Nagash resorted to trickery and granted Akhmen-hotep's brother Memnet immortality and rulership of Ka-Sabar in exchange for Akhmen-hotep's assassination which enabled Arkhan to destroy the Legion Of Bronze. The city was liberated by the victorious forces of Lahmizzash, but by that point had been rendered a ruin. Whether Ka-Sabar was ever rebuilt is unknown, although in Total War: WARHAMMER it is still the most important city of the Shifting Sands and is controlled by the Necrarchs.		Known as the Temple of Sorrow, formerly the City of Bronze, the city is hidden by the desert and covered in glyphs by beings "older than Nehekhara itself", meaning its likely an [[Old One]] site where the human race was first created. Ka-Sabarans were known for their great height and strength, coming in at 7 feet tall on average and being expert miners and smiths who wore elaborate armor over their skin which was already hard enough to repel arrows (so these guys are like the prototype for humans and Ogres with some leftover Dwarf mixed in). Their army was known as the Legion Of Bronze, and was lead by iron leonine Ushabti of Geheb. They were the first city to oppose Nagash, and their king Akhmen-hotep was his first great foe. Unable to win by tactics, Nagash resorted to trickery and granted Akhmen-hotep's brother Memnet immortality and rulership of Ka-Sabar in exchange for Akhmen-hotep's assassination which enabled Arkhan to destroy the Legion Of Bronze. The city was liberated by the victorious forces of Lahmizzash, but by that point had been rendered a ruin. Whether Ka-Sabar was ever rebuilt is unknown, although in Total War: WARHAMMER it is still the most important city of the Shifting Sands and is controlled by the Necrarchs.

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	The closest we have about information of the current high ruler of Bhagar is that King Setep of Bhagar has raided the [[Border Princes]] in the past. End Times gave us Ramssus, "one of Bhagar's most famous kings" who's army is mostly made up of chariots. His own personal one is golden, and he leads the Golden Legion chariot corps. Behind them are the Desert Shrikes and the Al-Dru'dhafarr, the Wind that Bites. Presumably he has more in his army.		The closest we have about information of the current high ruler of Bhagar is that King Setep of Bhagar has raided the [[Border Princes]] in the past. End Times gave us Ramssus, "one of Bhagar's most famous kings" who's army is mostly made up of chariots. His own personal one is golden, and he leads the Golden Legion chariot corps. Behind them are the Desert Shrikes and the Al-Dru'dhafarr, the Wind that Bites. Presumably he has more in his army.

	* '''Antoch'''		* '''[[Antoch]]'''
	Technically not a Nehekharan city, just a city in Nehekhara. After the Bretonnians had finished their first Crusade against the Arabyans they built the fortress of Antoch along the Arabyan Coast (still counts as in the Shifting Sands), which became a resupply point for those wanting to travel to [[Lustria]] from the Old World. Eventually it was destroyed by the [[Lizardmen]] when they required a staff for its secondary function that had been stolen by Bretonnians as a trophy so the Lizzies could literally save the world from [[Chaos]]. Apparently, Antoch and the staff hadn't registered as important to the Tomb Kings or the Lizardmen prior. The fate of Antoch in most Warhammer timelines is unknown, but in Total War: WARHAMMER it has been conquered by Tomb Kings belonging to the Dune Kingdoms minor faction (which just represents the lesser kings that are not rebelling against Settra but not obeying him either).		Technically not a Nehekharan city, just a city in Nehekhara. After the Bretonnians had finished their first Crusade against the Arabyans they built the fortress of Antoch along the Arabyan Coast (still counts as in the Shifting Sands), which became a resupply point for those wanting to travel to [[Lustria]] from the Old World. Eventually it was destroyed by the [[Lizardmen]] when they required a staff for its secondary function that had been stolen by Bretonnians as a trophy so the Lizzies could literally save the world from [[Chaos]]. Apparently, Antoch and the staff hadn't registered as important to the Tomb Kings or the Lizardmen prior. The fate of Antoch in most Warhammer timelines is unknown, but in Total War: WARHAMMER it has been conquered by Tomb Kings belonging to the Dune Kingdoms minor faction (which just represents the lesser kings that are not rebelling against Settra but not obeying him either).

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	Originally known as the Golden River before Nagash poisoned the land. Where the Golden met the Vitae was once the most fertile land known to mankind and the site of Khemri. Now it is one of the deadliest places on the planet.		Originally known as the Golden River before Nagash poisoned the land. Where the Golden met the Vitae was once the most fertile land known to mankind and the site of Khemri. Now it is one of the deadliest places on the planet.

	* '''Numas'''		* '''[[Numas]]'''
	The second ever human city, the third in Nehekharan importance, and sister city to Zandri. Known today as the Scarab City. While Zandri is located at the delta of the Mortis, Numas is located at the source near the Tarn where Nagash's poison was deployed. Despite the death found in the rest of Nehekhara, Nagash's curse wasn't enough to kill the life here; the only place in Nehekhara where 100% safe water can be found and food can be grown is located within the city borders.		The second ever human city, the third in Nehekharan importance, and sister city to Zandri. Known today as the Scarab City. While Zandri is located at the delta of the Mortis, Numas is located at the source near the Tarn where Nagash's poison was deployed. Despite the death found in the rest of Nehekhara, Nagash's curse wasn't enough to kill the life here; the only place in Nehekhara where 100% safe water can be found and food can be grown is located within the city borders.

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	Inenna The Silent is the Necrotect who first built the city, and despite technically coming from before Settra he somehow survives as a Necrotect (unless the Numas before Settra was just poorly constructed huts that the later Nehekharans were too snooty to call a city).		Inenna The Silent is the Necrotect who first built the city, and despite technically coming from before Settra he somehow survives as a Necrotect (unless the Numas before Settra was just poorly constructed huts that the later Nehekharans were too snooty to call a city).

	* '''Quatar'''		* '''[[Quatar]]'''
	The western entrance to the Charnel Valley. The post-death nickname is the Palace Of Corpses, with the pre-death city name being the Gateway of Eternity and the palace being the White Palace. It was once the largest Nehekharan city (technically "one of" the largest, but until they actually give us the names and ranking of the others its the largest as far as it matters). The path leading to said palace is lined with pillars and statues carved from the canyon walls.		The western entrance to the Charnel Valley. The post-death nickname is the Palace Of Corpses, with the pre-death city name being the Gateway of Eternity and the palace being the White Palace. It was once the largest Nehekharan city (technically "one of" the largest, but until they actually give us the names and ranking of the others its the largest as far as it matters). The path leading to said palace is lined with pillars and statues carved from the canyon walls.

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	Pharakh, Rasut, and Khetep also have pyramids, with Pharakh's being noteworthy for its splendor. Thutmosa is the Necrotect that built Settra's throne, and thus is by default one of the most famous Necrotects of the ages.		Pharakh, Rasut, and Khetep also have pyramids, with Pharakh's being noteworthy for its splendor. Thutmosa is the Necrotect that built Settra's throne, and thus is by default one of the most famous Necrotects of the ages.

	* '''Zandri'''		* '''[[Zandri]]'''
	Zandri is the oldest human city that still remains in the world, first founded by (a pre-Settra and thus non-Tomb King) ruler named '''King Zakash''' which makes it the first Nehekharan city and the root of Tomb King civilization. Human writing was first invented here, so the records that exist from this time are largely from oral tradition and mythology.		Zandri is the oldest human city that still remains in the world, first founded by (a pre-Settra and thus non-Tomb King) ruler named '''King Zakash''' which makes it the first Nehekharan city and the root of Tomb King civilization. Human writing was first invented here, so the records that exist from this time are largely from oral tradition and mythology.

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	The center of Nehekhara, politically and literally. The land where human civilization first arose, where the most powerful rulers in history originated from, and the place worst affected by Nagash's spell. Most of the Great Vitae River (AKA The Nile) lies in this land, although out of spite Nagash polluted its source high in the World's Edge Mountains called the Vitae Tarn which turned it red and poisonous, which is why it is currently known as the Great Mortis River. The Mortis Delta is extremely large, with the greatest cities built along its banks. The Swamp Of Terrors is where it turns stagnant, and is the deadliest place in Nehekhara post-poisoning.		The center of Nehekhara, politically and literally. The land where human civilization first arose, where the most powerful rulers in history originated from, and the place worst affected by Nagash's spell. Most of the Great Vitae River (AKA The Nile) lies in this land, although out of spite Nagash polluted its source high in the World's Edge Mountains called the Vitae Tarn which turned it red and poisonous, which is why it is currently known as the Great Mortis River. The Mortis Delta is extremely large, with the greatest cities built along its banks. The Swamp Of Terrors is where it turns stagnant, and is the deadliest place in Nehekhara post-poisoning.

	* '''Khemri'''		* '''[[Khemri]]'''
	Home city of Settra, obviously currently ruled by him, and thus the capital of the Tomb Kings. The architecture is the most elaborate and stunning by far in the world of humanity, rivaling and/or surpassing the lands of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]].		Home city of Settra, obviously currently ruled by him, and thus the capital of the Tomb Kings. The architecture is the most elaborate and stunning by far in the world of humanity, rivaling and/or surpassing the lands of the [[Dwarfs (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Dwarfs]] and [[High Elves (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Elves]].

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	* '''Rasetra'''		* '''[[Rasetra]]'''
	A settlement near Lybaras. Built during the reign of King Rakhash of the second dynasty as a bulwak against the Lizardmens. The city was conquered by King Khetep in the third dynasty, Nagash's daddy, where it was once again fortified in order to reinforce their Lybaras ally from Lizardmen's attack. During the war against the Lizardmen, Khetep was caught a high fever, that Nagash ended up taking over the leadership, killed the Lizardmen's cold-blood leader and ruled the settlement for 2 months until Khetep is cured. Fear the gods's wrath for desecrate the ancient promise as well as letting other kings from knowing his eldest son had ruled a city like kings (treaty with the gods demands the eldest to be offer to the priests) that he immediately sent Nagash to the Mortuary Cult, as well as prevent his armies from speaking of Nagash's ruling of Rasetra in detail, but Nagash was portrayed as a great warrior in the history record none the less.		A settlement near Lybaras. Built during the reign of King Rakhash of the second dynasty as a bulwak against the Lizardmens. The city was conquered by King Khetep in the third dynasty, Nagash's daddy, where it was once again fortified in order to reinforce their Lybaras ally from Lizardmen's attack. During the war against the Lizardmen, Khetep was caught a high fever, that Nagash ended up taking over the leadership, killed the Lizardmen's cold-blood leader and ruled the settlement for 2 months until Khetep is cured. Fear the gods's wrath for desecrate the ancient promise as well as letting other kings from knowing his eldest son had ruled a city like kings (treaty with the gods demands the eldest to be offer to the priests) that he immediately sent Nagash to the Mortuary Cult, as well as prevent his armies from speaking of Nagash's ruling of Rasetra in detail, but Nagash was portrayed as a great warrior in the history record none the less.