Line of Pasha-syl-Pashas of Calimshan

Age of Calimshan	Rule Dates	Name	Notes	Timeline	Dynasty
Sixth Age	15 – 34	Abu Bakr	Pliable vizier of the former Syl-Pasha Akkabar al – Ahmal Shoon, placed in command of Calimport when Shoon moves his capital to Shoonach.	27 – Death of Syl-Pasha Akkabar al – Ahmal in Shoonach. King Ahmal III crowns himself Qysar (Emperor) Ahmal I of the Shoon Imperium. Nobles of Calimport move to Shoonach, nearly abandoning the Upper City to the lower classes in time.	Maahafah
	34 – 37	Umar ibn al – Kattab
	37 – 38	Uthman ibn Affan
	38 – 39	Ali ibn Abi Talib		39 - The Alley Plague (Plague): Calimport (whole city), Almraiven, and Manshaka (docks); pox and inability of blood to clot; spread by air and presence of corpses in streets of Upper Calimport.
	39 - 59	Muawiyah I		59 - Qysar Amahl I dies and is succeeded by Qysar Ahmal II.
	59 - 69	Yazid I		61 - Qysar Ahmal II decrees the establishment of Wizard Qabals to more easily monitor spellcasters within his empire.
	69 -71	Muawiyah II
	71 - 74	Marwan I
	74 - 78	Abd al-Malik		75 - Qysar Shoon I dies and is succeeded by his third son, Qysar Ahmal II. The Fog Fever (Plague): All Shoon cities (Tethyr and Calimshan), esp. Calimport, Memnon, and Myratma; clinging night fogs lead to raging fevers and delusions if breathed in; those who die of this fever exhale their last breaths as identical fog.
	78 - 97	al – Walid I
	97 - 98	Umar II
	98 – 123	Hazamir al – Aktorral	Made riqysar (regent) to the infant Qysar Shoon III. Moves many of the functions of court back to Calimport.	107 – Qysar Shoon III dies and is succeeded by his first grandnephew, Qysar Shoon III.
	123 – 125	Yazid II	Court functions returned to Shoonach with the death of the regent and the assumption of power by Qysar Shoon III.	123 – All court functions return to Shoonach until the fall of the Imperium. Northern Calimport becomes largely deserted and the walls around the port sabbans grow higher to defend against the lawlessness of the upper city.
	125 – 126	Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik
	126 – 127	al – Walid II
	127 – 129	Yazid II
	129 – 138	Ibrahim ibn al – Walid
	138 – 148	Marwan II
	148 – 151	Abd – ar – rahman III
	151 – 156	al – Hakam II
	156 – 161	Hisham II
	161 – 166	Mohammed II
	166 – 167	Suleiman
	167 – 195	Abd – ar – Rahman IV
	195 – 220	Abd – ar – Rahman V		200 – The Rogue Fires (Fire): All of northern and western Calimport (Firewalls shield the docks from fires set by opposing rogue factions to gain control of the upper city); 60% population of Upper Calimport; temples of Bane, Talona, and Mystra, numerous villas.
	220 – 222	Muhammad III
	222 – 250	Hisham III		229 – The Ashes Plague (Plague): Keltar, Volothamp, Manshaka; ash-gray skin tone, blindess, seizures (most died of bleeding or were slain to reduce spreading, a tactic which failed).
	250 – 255	Abd al – Mu’min
	255 – 277	Abu Ya’qub Yusuf I
	277 – 285	Abu Yusuf Ya’qub al – Mansur
	285 – 294	Muhammad an – Nasir
	294 – 310	Abu Ya’qub Yusuf II
	310 – 354	Abd al – Wahid I		319 – The Great Fires (Fire): All Calishite cities and towns; fires the result of Qysar Shoon VII engulfing all sewers and underpassages in flames to root out criminal elements; 43% population (87% among criminals and undercity dwellers), 57% of Calimport (average 45% of all cities); the Five Fountains of the Bakkals (Calimport), the original Guild Arcane tower of the Narminargent (Almraiven). 320 – The Infernal Death (Plague): Memnon, Teshburl, Keltar, Calimport, Myratma, and Shoonach (in Tethyr); mild fever and mania, noticeable heightened color in hair, eyes, and skin (most assumed it was a “healthy color” and that the victims were in the best of healt until sudden collapse and death), bodies combust upon death. The Plague Fires (Fire): Evyrtaan and Cajaan Sabbans; 6% population of Upper Calimport; both sabbans gutted and abandoned due to combusting corpses during the plague-filled summer.
	354 – 367	Abdallah		354 – The Leper’s Curse (Plague): All Shoon Imperial cities; total absence of pain, later advances to total lack of all senses, driving many mad; 19%.
	367 – 382	Yahya
	382 – 410	Idris I
	410 – 412	Abdul – Wahid II
	412 – 423	Ali
	423 – 430	Umar
	430 – 448	Idris II
	448 – 450	Idris III	The boy pasha Idris III was slain during the revolutions in Calimport in winter of 450. No member of the Maahafah dynasty is known to have survived to the new year.	450 – Death of Qysar Ahmal VII on Midwinter and subsequent fall of the Imperium leaves hundreds scrambling for control of the swiftly dissolving power structures.
Seventh Age	450 - 457	Fahd al - Daosiin	Former Pasha of the shipwrights guild. Assumed control of the pasha’s seat.	457 – Fahd al – Daosiin and his sons are blown up in the harbor on a ceremonial voyage to commission his new flagship, the Divine Wind.	Daosiin
	457 – 458	As – Saffah	Engineered the death of Syl-Pasha Fahd and his sons. Was in turn murdered by his own grandson, Al-Mansur.		Safeer
	458 – 461	Al – Mansur	Imported the first Saqaliba (slave soldiers) to Calimport from Tashluta.
	461 – 472	Al – Mahdi
	472 – 497	Al – Hadi
	497 – 509	Harun al – Rashid
	509 – 522	Al – Amin
	522 – 529	Al – Ma’mun
	529 - 533	Al – Mu’tasim	Crazed. Murdered in the Pasha’s throne room by his own Saqaliba guards.
	533 – 911	Saqaliba Rule (Murabirs of Manshaka)	Saqaliba soldiers of the Syl-Pasha seize control of the contry and move the seat of power to Manshaka, claiming the title of Murabir of the Land of the Three Rivers. Grow decadent in turn until the Murabir’s own vizier Bollus al-Kahdan leads a contingent of disaffect Saqaliba to reclaim the gutted and ruined city of Calimport.		None
	911 - 911	Bollus al - Kahdan	Declares himself Syl-Pasha of Calimshan and sets fire to the city of Calimport to “purge” it of unwanted elements. He perishes in the flames.		Kahdan
	911 - 1020	Years of Ruin	The Murabirs of Calimshan all but disown the city of Calimport, leaving it to anarchic, shifting control, focusing almost exclusively on their incessant wars with Tethyr and the Lake of Steam cities.	1018 – Sapphiriktar the Blue all but destroys Calimport in a fit of rage.	None
Eighth Age	1020 - 1055	Mehmed	Former Hakkam of Memnon. Calimport, reestablishing the throne of the Syl-Pasha.		Zalaqh
	1055 – 1062	Beyazid II
	1062 – 1070	Selim I	Completed the destruction of the Saqaliba warlords, sacking the city of Manshaka and burning the warleaders alive.
	1070 – 1075	Selim II
	1075 – 1083	Murad III
	1083 – 1092	Mehmed III
	1092 – 1114	Ahmed I
	1114 – 1125	Mustafa I (First Reign)	Mentally retarded and neurotic, he was deposed by his nephew Osman.
	1125 – 1140	Osman II	Assassinated.
	1140 – 1143	Mustafa I (Second Reign)	Resumed the throne with the backing of powerful court cliques. Deposed again by his cousin Murad. Died imprisoned after sixteen years.
	1143 – 1145	Murad IV
	1145 – 1163	Ibrahim I
	1163 – 1170	Mehmed IV
	1170 – 1183	Ahmed II
	1183 – 1197	Mustafa II
	1197 – 1213	Ahmed III
	1213 – 1225	Mahmud I
	1225 – 1235	Osman III	Rewrote many of Calimshan’s laws to include slavery as its punishments in an attempt to fill the imperial coffers to fund a continuing war with Tethyr. Died by poisoned wine.
Ninth Age	1235 – 1247	Rashid al – Nazar I	Former Pasha of the Vintners Guild. Seized control of the Pasha’s throne in a bloodless coup.		Djenispool
	1247 – 1254	Qa’im al – Rashid
	12 54 – 1261	Muqtadi al – Qa’im
	1261 – 1263	Mustazhir al – Muqtadi
	1263 – 1284	Mustarshid al – Mustazhir
	1284 – 1310	Rashid al – Mustazhir
	1310 – 1322	Muqtafi al – Rashid
	1322 – 1340	Bahlaid al – Muqtafi
	1340 - 1358	Rashid al – Bahlaid	Murdered in bed by his friend, Qayadin Ramal al – Akeer. The general’s rebels staged assassinations all over Calimshan and beyond of all Djenispools known to exist.
Tenth Age	1358 – 1362	Ramal al – Akeer (Mehmed V)	Seized the Pasha’s throne in violence. Brutally subjugated the people of Calimshan to harsh laws and stiffer penalties. Beheaded on the Palace steps by forces loyal to Hakkam Ralan al – Persarkhal, governor of Suldolphor.		Zalaqh
Tenth Age	1362 - Present	Ralan al - Pesarkhal			Pesarkhal