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History of Yasharah
The Land of Beriah
Yasharah or “She Who is Queen”, “She Who has Power”, or “She Who has Wrestled” was formed in the time of Creation on Beriah after Yadabaq formed Yaphaqad to be his soulmate. This was after the darkness and the void was sealed away behind the creation wall. She lived during a time of immense creation, trial, and error by the primordial beings that her and her fellow first creations were wed to.
From her emergence rulership, day, force, constraint, necessity, and earth were born. However, by Yahayah, she would go on to mother the adversary and usurper, as well as the unruly and night bird. Even though she was a complement to him as a helpmate her family was in conflict on most occasions. First it was feuds between her husbands firstborn from another, Yanahar, and her son, Yahauah. Then it became conflicts between her son, Yahauah, and the hueman creations of her husband.
She was there during the times of creation, during the times of the Meltsar, during the times of the first hermaphrodite huemans, and more, all the way until the Great Exile. Even though Yahayah’s firstborn was birthed before she was created she still despised him and wanted her son, Yahauah to to be in place as next in line for rulership. Her husband would then go on to father two twins with his sister, Yamauat, and Yahayah was forced to send them away to appease her.
The Great Wars
The Great Wars were a period in the era of the Meltsar where Yahayah and Yadabaq could not come to agreement on anything that occurred. The Meltsar species were supposed to be guardians of the land and earth that was created. However, each primordial had their own Meltsar creations that were given free will. However, Yadabaq still had his dragons that were loyal to him and they lived as the kings of the beasts.
This created conflict between her husband and her brother-in-law as they had different views on how the world should operate but Yadabaq’s power and authority continued to grow each day. The followers who choose to join Yahayah and oppose Yadabaq were called Yaādayam (abbrev. Yādym) meaning “People of the Goal” However, the followers of Yadabaq were called Satarayam (abbrev. Strym) meaning “Hidden People” in acknowledgement of him as master of shadows.
During those battles and wars, her son, Yahauah known as Zeus during those days, betrayed him and joined with Yadabaq. However, her husband’s son, Yanahar known as Poseidon in those times joined forces with her husband to fight Yadabaq. Their brother, Yadayan, choose to join Yadabaq and Yahauah to form the first Triumvirate and keep Yahayah’s oppression at bay.
The Queen of Heaven
Before Nibiru began to decay, she reigned with Anu as Antu, Queen of the Heavens. She was also regarded as Antum. She was the feminine counterpart and spouse of the sky god, Anu. Another name she is referred to is Ki and was used when she would enter the mortal realm and her presence was felt as the earth that nourished them.
During this age, her granddaughter, Ningal, would be cursed and her melanated skin would turn black, which means it became pale, shining, white, or bleached. To show her granddaughter that she was still beautiful, Antu would turn her own skin black, not to the extent that Ningal’s was, but to a caramal hue.
When the Egyptians rose to power she would be called Ḥeḥet (also written as Hauhet) and Nut. As Ḥeḥet, she was seen as the feminine personification of infinity or eternity in the Ogdoad. As Nut, she was the goddess of the sky, stars, cosmos, mothers, astronomy, and the universe in the ancient Egyptian religion. She was seen as a star-covered nude woman arching over the Earth.
The Phoenicians would place her back at the side of her husband El in their acknowledgement as the mother of their gods and called her Elat (also spelled Alat and Ilat) and Asherah. She was given the title of Qodeš meaning “holiness”. From her the set apart priestess became prominent in the temples. Over the years her descendants tried to act in her name and perverted her role.
Her name would change to Rhéa (also spelled Rhea) with the Greeks. The stories that the Greeks were told by Zeus and his kin placed his mother, Rhea, as the feminine leader of the Titans, the divine descendants of the one beyond creation. She was projected as a mother goddess in ancient Greek religion. She was described as the sister of Krónos and his wife too. She is the mother of Zeus and Hḗrā, stepmother of Poseidon. By the Romans, she was called Ops.
Before he was Rhea, he was called Hēmérā (also spelled Hemera). Her name meant daylight and she was seen as the personification of the day. The Greeks saw this form of her as a being born from the darkness that came to bring light to the existence similar to her husband.
The Slavic people saw her as the protector of women and would call her Mokosh (also spelled Mókošʹ). She was the protector of women’s work and women’s destiny. She watched over spinning and weaving, shearing of sheep, and protected women in childbirth. She would be seen by the Celtic people as Danu, the goddess associated with motherhood and agricultural prosperity. However, outside of that, her records and history has been wiped clean.
The Norse took interpreted her as two aspects when they spoke of her. They called her Frigg and Freyja, She was the goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, sex, war, gold, and seiðr (magic for seeing and influencing the future). She was a member of the Vanir and wife of Odin aka Odr.
As the time of the Great Exile approached, she would take on the name of Išrah, the Guiding One. Her name was also written as Iaš. She decided to be locked behind the wall of the Great Exile with her husband, Iah, but with the Chronoverse’s collapse it is assumed she may be no more. However, it has been alluded to by the Gavah Moatzah that she is keeping the darkness at bay so humanity may thrive in Zetalon.
The Great Exile
There came a time when the primordial beings, their descendants, and their creations jeopardized the balance of the timeline, before the birth of the Chronoverse. In order to save it Beyt Gavah appeared in the times of ancients and the Gavah Moatzah implored Iah to work with them to save the Chronoverse.
Iah was already tired of his siblings constant perversion of the huemans and leading his creation astray so he agreed to it with no complaints. Or so that’s the story that is told. However, the truth is that the cracks in the Chronoverse were beginning even back then and the darkness was beginning to seep through. So after Yasharah and Yahayah spoke about what was going on, he agreed with the Gavah Moatzah to lock away parts of the Chronoverse and keep the darkness at bay for eternity.
Iah and the Gavah Moatzah cast the inhabitants out of the divine timeline and splintered everything, creating the vastness of the Chronoverse. The main timeline was sealed away so that the primordial beings and all those that were cast out were not able to access it. For a time they couldn’t move between universes either and had to learn that.
With the return of the cracks in Zetalon, the Gavah Moatzah have assumed that Iah and Ash have failed and that the darkness has overcome the light.
