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	Queen Sarai the Generous was the third ruler of the [[Libidine Dynasty]] ~~and~~ the granddaughter of [[Gius Libidine]].		Queen Sarai the Generous was the third ruler of the [[Libidine Dynasty]] from 4684-4721. She was the great granddaughter of [[Gius Libidine]].

	Sarai is remembered as a beloved queen who looked after her subjects in contrast to her father [[Tom Libidine]]'s hands-off, ambivalent approach to ruling. In 4700, Queen Sarai made the decision to relocate the human capitol from [[Niu Heym]] to the fertile riverlands on the east coast of Aphrodisia, a long, continent-wide journey that took several months and great difficulty to perform, but made easier with help from friendly elves and dwarves. The new city was known as Giusburg, in honor of her grandfather.		Sarai is remembered as a beloved queen who looked after her subjects in contrast to her father [[Tom Libidine]]'s hands-off, ambivalent approach to ruling. In 4700, Queen Sarai made the decision to relocate the human capitol from [[Niu Heym]] to the fertile riverlands on the east coast of Aphrodisia, a long, continent-wide journey that took several months and great difficulty to perform, but made easier with help from friendly elves and dwarves. The new city was known as Giusburg, in honor of her grandfather.

	This migration was a slow, gradual process, and Sarai's prolonged absence and distant rule eventually led to a bloodless civil war between the two cities. Ultimately, the dwindling human technology made a sustained living in Niu Heym harder, and after a series of failed kings, the last humans abandoned Niu Heym and set out for homes in Giusburg or elsewhere in Aphrodisia.		This migration was a slow, gradual process, and Sarai's prolonged absence and distant rule eventually led to a bloodless civil war between the two cities. Ultimately, the dwindling human technology made a sustained living in Niu Heym harder, and after a series of failed kings, the last humans abandoned Niu Heym and set out for homes in Giusburg or elsewhere in Aphrodisia.

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Queen Sarai the Generous was the third ruler of the [[Libidine Dynasty]] and the granddaughter of [[Gius Libidine]].

Sarai is remembered as a beloved queen who looked after her subjects in contrast to her father [[Tom Libidine]]'s hands-off, ambivalent approach to ruling. In 4700, Queen Sarai made the decision to relocate the human capitol from [[Niu Heym]] to the fertile riverlands on the east coast of Aphrodisia, a long, continent-wide journey that took several months and great difficulty to perform, but made easier with help from friendly elves and dwarves. The new city was known as Giusburg, in honor of her grandfather.

This migration was a slow, gradual process, and Sarai's prolonged absence and distant rule eventually led to a bloodless civil war between the two cities. Ultimately, the dwindling human technology made a sustained living in Niu Heym harder, and after a series of failed kings, the last humans abandoned Niu Heym and set out for homes in Giusburg or elsewhere in Aphrodisia.

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JudooTT at 20:29, 8 May 2025