Shelekhumbia
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Shelekhumbia encompasses the lands of the Bay of Shelekhumbia and the lands along the Leh-Shelekhumbis River. The term is historic and cultural, not political. The modern government of these lands is the Sultanate of Beph-Themesh.
Shelekhumbia is a semi-arid to arid region traversed by the waters of the Leh-Shelekhumbis River. It was inhabited in ancient times by the Shelekhumbi people. Later, Thammazite Tribes migrated from southern Weshif into the land.
History
City-State Period
ca. 5600 AS to 4900 AS
City-States of Shelekhumbia in the sixth millennium before Salmakhamer
- Elántuventh: controls mouth of Leh-Shelekhumbis River, Imriddad, Ekhur. Elántuventh is center of the cult worship of the river god, Leh-Shelekhumbis.
- Zihaksar (rich mines to south)
- Djamudh Nezbulzobi: struggles with Djamudh Yankha for control of Ilishobaz
- Djamudh Yankha: controls Ilishobaz and has access to desert oasis
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