While exact dates are unknown, Mâhirau̯ took its first steps around the 22nd to 20th century BD.
While exact dates are unknown, Mâhirau̯ took its first steps around the 22nd to 20th century BD.
The temple at the center of Luchezu city, Hekkâtsimu, is built.
Mâhirau̯ had won several wars with its local neighbors, and began to experience a period of growth and prosperity in the 14th and 13th century BD. The land earned in this time would stay, but the ruler would not.
After being destroyed in the revolution, Monarch Kuguru built the temple anew.
This version of the temple is the most famous, even today.
After decades, the coasts of Lemikkâgi clear up enough for the oceanic trade routes to be safe. As a result, the trade town of Hâehez is rebuilt.