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'''Samson the Holy''', also known as '''Samson of Serenope''' was an [[Akannus (originator)|Akannus]] [[K'vari Sabaphos Mepe]] and is the central figure of the [[Samsonid Era]]. Samson is believed to be the second sage of the [[Seven Akannite Sages]] and constructed the [[Greater Serenope Assembly]], as well as the [[Four Ancient Assemblies]]. In the context of [[Second Generation Maradisoba]] he was known as ''Samson the Second Sage'' or ''Samson the Prophet'', and in the [[Second Order of K'vari]] as ''Samson the Great Ancestor''. 

Samson's rule is recorded mostly by the [[Samsonid Accounts]], a series of books and scriptures that date back XXXX during the [[Pre-Timeless Era]]. Along with accounts from [[Sauromaces]] and [[Syraxia]], there are very few accounts that are able to confirm what happened. As one of the Seven Akannite Sages, he is considered a [[Prophet (Maradisoba)|Prophet]] in [[Second Generation Maradisoba]] and is recognized as such in the [[Second Order of K'vari]] as a [[Great Ancestor]]. Samson was also [[Bond Formation|Bonded]] with [[Solomon the Holy]] and was proclaimed by Solomon to be the [[K'vari Sabaphos Memk'vidre]]. 

During Samson's rule, he constructed the [[Greater Serenope Assembly]] within [[Serenope]] in an effort to reinforce the ideals of the [[First Order of K'vari]]. However it was soon clear that there were too few spaces for many [[Akannus (originator)|Akannus]], and as such ordered the construction of four great cities, known as the [[Four Ancient Assemblies]]. [[Asatiani]], [[Ezadon]], [[Pachulia]], and [[The Surami]]. 

Samson's rule towards the end was recorded in both the Samsonid Accounts and the [[Saulican Accounts]], being described as a holy figure within the Saulican Accounts. It is believed by [[Saul of Homitians]] that he was the second of several spirits sent by [[Maradisoba]] itself in order to form the [[First Order of K'vari]]. However in the [[Hymns to Dro]], it is believed that while Samson and the rest of the [[Seven Akannite Sages]] were at least blessed, they were not [[Divinity (Maradisoba)|Divine creatures]]. 

According to the end of the Samsonid Accounts, Samson was in his chamber when he died. He saw an apparition of [[Solomon the Holy]] in what is believed to be a [[Maradisoban Illusion|Solomonite Illusion]]. His use of [[Akannus Shinagani Mshvidoba]] allowed him to leave his corporeal form, and walk away holding Solomon's hand. The two left  issuing a message to Saul in the form of a [[Divination (Maradisoba)|Divination]], proclaiming Saul of Homitians to be a Divine creature.