Ibm Rashid

Rashid Abu Farrukh bin Ayyad el-Qaabi, often called Ibm Rashid or el-Baku was the second king of Qaab and the son of Ibm Ayyad and his first wife, Madhya. Unlike his father, Ibm Rashid hated the gods for having killed his father, and warded off a number of attempts at his assassination in his first years in office. When Basúl captured and raped his half-sister Fatimah, wife of Saon Kastrides of Avar, Rashid was the first to join him in his crusade against Basúl and the Gods, raising an army of eight million to join Saon's twenty million.

Although Ibm Rashid died during the Conquest of the Divine Mount, he is remembered as one of Qaab's greatest heroes, along with his father. His death was followed by ten years of civil war in Qaab between his brothers, eventually ending in the coronation of Ibm Watah and the creation of the Qaabi Electorate. He was postumously named el-Baku, meaning "beloved of men."

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