Message #37470

[Bianca]

                                                     Turmoils in Egypt





There was much dissension concerning the exile of the priest. Many sought for his return. Emissaries were sent back and forth to keep in touch with what was happening with the priest and his group.

Three rebellions arose in Egypt:

The Native rebellion led by Oelom, one of the native Egyptians, who fought against king Araaraart’s decision to expel the priest-

The Ibex rebellion, led by the king Araaraart’s brother, Ralij, who had his own kingdom in the Ibex region-

The Atlantean attempt at a take-over after the last sinking of Atlantis.
Many Atlanteans were entering Egypt at this time. They brought with them those they called "things" or automatons--those with animal appendages that were kept as laborers to do menial tasks. These were to be exploited rather than to be given the opportunity to improve themselves. Ra Ta’s plan was to cleanse these mixtures so they could be equal with others and gain spiritual understanding.

Some of the more aggressive Atlanteans planned to gather all those in Egypt with appendages and to put them with their "things", in direct opposition to the teachings of the priest. This being more than the people could take, they demanded the return of the priest.