Shelekhumbia
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
- Elántuventh: controls mouth of Leh-Shelekhumbis River, Imriddad, Ekhur. Elántuventh is center of the cult worship of the river god, Leh-Shelekhumbis. God Kuma also worshiped.
- 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
Nomadic Invasions from Weshif
The City-State period ends in early fifth millennium with the press of the Thammazite Tribes out of Weshif. These desert nomads push the Esabdalite people, already living in Weshif into Shelekhumbia. The Shelekhumbians resettle the Esabdalites into Yephalah. They became a buffer state against the incursions of the Adamantine Giants who also invaded from the east during this tumultuous period.
Migration of the Thammazite Tribes
ca 4550 AS to 4100 The Thammazite tribes migrate in waves through Shelekhumbia, ruling for a short dynasty, and then are thrust out of Shelekhumbia. They migrate into the west.
Kingdom of Elántuventh
ca 4100 AS to 3825 AS A strong military kingdom is established that repels the Adamantine Giants and the desert nomads.
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