Samson the Holy

Samson the Holy was a First Generational Maradisoba Akannus K'vari Sabaphos Mepe and the second of the Seven Akannite Sages. He is the successor of Solomon the Wise. He is referred to several different names, including his birth name Samson Tianeti.

Within the First Generational Enchiridon, he was the son to cheesemakers in Senadon and caught the eye of Solomon to be the partner to his Bond Formation. He was inducted to the First Order of K'vari and was then betrothed to be Solomon Bond. The Codex of Sauromaces believes that Samson and Solomon discovered the power of Amalgamation, where Samson and Solomon were able to form a single being from their two bodies. According to Sauromatic codex, the amalgam of Samson and Solomon is referred to as the Solomonite Coalescense.

His ascension to his position of K'vari Sabaphos Mepe was after the Amaghleba of Solomon, which started the recording of the Samsonid Accounts. Samson continued the expansion of civilization and the Order across Imedio. Samson is considered to have been the origin for the Age of Travelers, where many Akannus became traveling merchants across the expanding territory. He eventually bonded with Saul of Homitians, who eventually succeeded him as the first Homitian to be K'vari Sabaphos Mepe.

Samson's current day recognition in Maradisoba Foundation has varied throughout history, but has always remained grouped with the other Seven Akannite Sages. He is considered to have been a Great Ancestor and one of the Venerables.

Names

Samson's birth name was Samson Tianeti, born to the Tianeti family, one of the families that participated in the Account of Cheesemakers. After his bond formation, his spoken name was Samson Tianeti-Sakart or simply Samson Sakart and was considered a member of the House of Sakart. Midway into Solomon's reign, Samson was proclaimed to be Samson the Holy, which has been his most commonly known name. The Second Generational Enchiridon refers to Samson as Samson the Prophet or Samson the Second Akannite Sage, as they considered him a prophet until the Onkelian Targmna, which argued that he was not really a prophet. The Third Generational Enchiridon refers to Samson as Samson the Great Ancestor. Within the Hymns of Dro, Samson is referred to as Samson the Divine Creature, as the Drouli believed Samson to be a Divine Creature alongside the other Seven Akannite Sages.

Within the Records of the First Librarian, Samson is referred to as Samson the First as to keep the secular nature of the First Librarian. During the Timeless Period, it was considered that Samson appeared during the Final Battle of K'anama in the amalgam of the Light of Maradisoba. His only other name was the Hessonite name.

History

Chronology

The generally accepted date that Samson's rule is 7954 to 7902, marking the first congregation to the disbandment of the Samsonid Sabaphos. The Saulican Accounts attempted to specify his ascenion to the First Tskhov. This is conflicted with the Samsonid Accounts which placed Solomon's Amaghleba at the Second Tskhov. His Amaghleba is dated and agreed to have been the Seventh Tskhov of 7902.

Childhood

Samson was born as the third son of the Tianeti family, a family of cheesemakers in Senadon. His father was Nekresi Tianeti, but his mother was not named, as was typical in historical records. Samson had at least five different brothers and three sisters, but none of their names survived into written records past Tianeti family records that were never published. Nothing much of his childhood is revealed from written records outside of his personal records.

He stated within his personal records that he was always intrigued with artifacts and rocks, and took a special interest in minerals. He had kept a personal collection of Arilite, which was a gemstone that he featured in his personal arsenal.

Bond Formation

Samson's first appearance in written records was as an unnamed farmer hand by Solomon in one of his travels to obtain a wheel of Zhongya. Solomon had taken note of the farmer hand and wrote it down in his Solomonite Q’oveldghiurad.

Final Battle of K'anama

In the Final Battle of K'anama, Samson