The Peaceful Dynasty
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Moshimar was a priest king who lived lavishly but lacked faith. When his subjects protested his plan to hide from the sun in an underground cellar, he divided them into loyal and disloyal groups. Kanaska alone opposed Moshimar. As a test of loyalty, Moshimar had Kanaska execute the disloyal group. Years later, after helping Moshimar conquer many lands and establish the Moshimar Dynasty, Kanaska realized the tyranny. He assassinated Moshimar and his family, then convinced the people to establish an egalitarian Peaceful Dynasty without wealth or status divides.
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