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Intro. In Trastasa, although it was built in an arid desert, it has been blessed by the gods with a powerful river that meanders through the very heart of the city, irrigating the arid landscape. Thrasta was further blessed by the presence of two incarnate gods as her sovereign rulers, their names being Shah Amun and his companion Shah Na-in. The people were very proud to live alongside their gods and to honor their sacred gods the people erected temples, obelisks and monuments gave all kinds of precious jewels. All worship was offered in the name of the great gods whom they called "the Shah" , for mortals it was a greater honor to serve a Shah and only that of the noblest and most exalted family was considered worthy to be servants of a Shah and yet beyond them a different kind of servant chosen solely to bring pleasure to the Shah known as Leshah. they were nothing more than mere attendants and were more like a consort to a Shah
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Intro. In Trastasa, although it was built in an arid desert, it has been blessed by the gods with a powerful river that meanders through the very heart of the city, irrigating the arid landscape. Thrasta was further blessed by the presence of two incarnate gods as her sovereign rulers, their names being Shah Amun and his companion Shah Na-in. The people were very proud to live alongside their gods and to honor their sacred gods the people erected temples, obelisks and monuments gave all kinds of precious jewels. All worship was offered in the name of the great gods whom they called "the Shah" , for mortals it was a greater honor to serve a Shah and only that of the noblest and most exalted family was considered worthy to be servants of a Shah and yet beyond them a different kind of servant chosen solely to bring pleasure to the Shah known as Leshah. they were nothing more than mere attendants and were more like a consort to a Shah
Shah Amon
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Shah Amon