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Title: Avnayheim
Author(s): Various

Published: Gem Publishing
Year: 5430
Language(s): Yeudish (original); multiple translations.
Physical Details: 372 p.
Subjects: History (of Beiteynu).
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Summary: Avnayheim (Gems) is a history book infused with elements of fiction that tells the story of the Yeudi Monarchy and the House of Elior through the forging of the 8 Gems by Elior and their transformation into the Yeudi Heritage's closely tied cultural symbol, as a result of the Yeudi Diaspora of the 1500s.

The story begins with the Qedarite Migrations, thousands and thousands of years ago.

Ariel claimed Elyon spoke to him of a Holy Land to the West; a claim that found followers amidst the Birites in Cildania, essentially founding Yeudism and giving the Yeudi People their first essence as a race. Ariel had a trusted confidant; Elior. At his deathbed, he told Elior of his vision of the impending Yeudi Diaspora, which took place by the 1500s, after the end of the Sacred Monarchy of Beiteynu during the Ancient Era of Beiteynu.

Thus, Elior forged the 8 Gems, which would inevitably bind the Yeudi Monarchy with the Yeudi Heritage, when Ishmael I, one of his descendants, was crowned Meleh of the 1st Yeudi Homeland in 908; with the Yeudi Crown of 8 Gems, the one lost throughout history and unveiled 4000 years later by Aristocrat Insurance Group.

Well, at least that's according to the legend of the House of Elior.

The passing of history saw Cildanian Hegemony (Qedarite Empire) and Pontesi's occupation after the sacking of Yishelem, which led the direct lineage of the House of Elior's Yeudi Monarchs to fade into obscurity. Through the Modern Era of Beiteynu and by 2000, a 2nd Yeudi Homeland was annexed by Barmenistan, Pontesi and Narikaton and Darnussia. The 3rd, 4th and 5th Yeudi Homelands by the 2300s came to pass, at which point it was confirmed that Yeladim Keshef of the Keshef House from Keymon, mapped the whereabouts of the 8 Gems, for the first time providing some context to what was largely assumed as one of the Culture of Beiteynu's legends.

Then something curious happened.

The 6th Yeudi Homeland ended with Luthori's claim of the Kingdom of Yishelem by the 2800s. The Bloodline tells the story of Theodore Aristocrat, a Yeudi from Kafuristan, who found Keshef's notes - confirmed by Baruch Lea Tzafrir's travel logs 3000 years later. The Aristocrat House was an avid hater of the International Monarchist League - after all, it fought the Axis with the Global Peacekeeping Organisation through Kalopia, so why did the Aristocrats continuously meet with the Holy Luthori Empire's kings and queens?

The end of the Kingdom brought the Limelight Era of Beiteynu.

Where's the 7th Yeudi Homeland? If the Homeland State of Beiteynu established in 5400, thousands of years later during the Emergence Era of Beiteynu was marked as the 8th Yeudi Homeland, what was the 7th?

If it was the Kingdom, why is Luthori's claim over Beiteynu still, well, claimed as one of the homelands?

Supposedly, the beans are spilled by those involved, directly or indirectly, with the most controversial book series in modern Beiteynuese history: The Meddling Affairs.

A story of a worldwide plot on the whereabouts of the jewels of legend.

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Originally posted by GreekIdiot on Jan 28, 2024.