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Living King [[Artak Arkara]] found the journal in a box in the [[Tumak Ordok]] on 9-4 23 PC. As Living King, Artak had a duty to determine the religious significance of any texts created by a deceased Living King and began writing a commentary to go alongside a future published version of the journal. Artak died on 26-6 24 PC, before his commentary was completed. |
Living King [[Artak Arkara]] found the journal in a box in the [[Tumak Ordok]] on 9-4 23 PC. As Living King, Artak had a duty to determine the religious significance of any texts created by a deceased Living King and began writing a commentary to go alongside a future published version of the journal. Artak died on 26-6 24 PC, before his commentary was completed. |
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Revision as of 14:14, 19 September 2025
Harakar's dream journal is a Mirroite religious text consisting of Living King Harakar Oken's dream journal. Living King Artak Arkara attempted to write commentary on it but died prior to its completion.
History
Writing
During his time as Living King (2 TT – 19 PC), Harakar Oken kept a dream journal.
Artak's commentary
Living King Artak Arkara found the journal in a box in the Tumak Ordok on 9-4 23 PC. As Living King, Artak had a duty to determine the religious significance of any texts created by a deceased Living King and began writing a commentary to go alongside a future published version of the journal. Artak died on 26-6 24 PC, before his commentary was completed.