Excerpt Book Six. Pharoah's Wealth

The rulership of any King of any land embodied his wealth portfolio of human assets, voluntary or involuntary servitude, of which his legacy was chronicled by his loyal family, servants and enemies, a legacy that lived after him. As with recognition of the Kings deeds good and bad, both were chronicled for reason the history in stories has had a profound effect, impact and value of which had to be protected in order to live beyond the life of the ruler, the monarchy, and remain the belief of the majority. In any "his -story", the story is communicated in order make believers amongst the people that a kast existed, Upper, Middle and Lower classes of citizens or which the King, as the Sun has risen above. No "his-story" exists if not found where in the ruins crumble the stories of victory, as the Coliseum's ghosts only live in the eyes of the witneses, long after the Eye of the Tiger's thirst and the royal mane, the cloak of pride his shield of honor. Until the next book in the series, chapter and episode, we'll keep journaling and chronicling the Chronicles that catch and reveal.