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A Golden Box held sacred in very ancient times and referenced in the Aturyandakumi, the Ark of Amrulon is no longer extant and variously thought to have been destroyed in the Flood of Aturyanda or to linger in the depths of the earth or the sea.
The Ark of Amrulon was plated with gold and held artifacts from the early life of Amrulon. But most importantly, the ark held the Tablets of Creation, the tablets with the knowledge that the first generation of Isxinthion Gods used to create the cosmos. The desire for the Tables of Creation is the reason for the terrible Titanomachy that preceded the destruction of the Jahambuttha, causing the Flood of Aturyanda, according to Kalaman oral tradition, about fifteen thousand years ago.
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