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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]]. | 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. | According to the end of the Samsonid Accounts, Samson was in his chamber at the Greater Serenope Assembly 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 the issuing a message to Saul in the form of a [[Divination (Maradisoba)|Divination]], proclaiming Saul of Homitians to be a Divine creature. | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 5 February 2020
Samson the Holy, also known as Samson of Serenope was an 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 in Second Generation Maradisoba and is recognized as such in the Second Order of K'vari as a Great Ancestor. Samson was also 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, 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 Divine creatures.
According to the end of the Samsonid Accounts, Samson was in his chamber at the Greater Serenope Assembly when he died. He saw an apparition of Solomon the Holy in what is believed to be a 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 the issuing a message to Saul in the form of a Divination, proclaiming Saul of Homitians to be a Divine creature.