Chapter 12 : Arch. Lebiyamiyn Suri and His Death

 

Lebiyamiyn Suri is the twin brother of Leviyamiyn Suri 

(full name: Lebiyamiyn Suri ben Levinyamiyn). 

The names of the twin brothers, Lebiyamiyn and Leviyamiyn Suri, are derived from the Hebrew language and have significant meanings. They are often referred to as "the Suri twins."

 

He was assassinated by the former regime known as "The Besorat," which was a regime focused primarily on religion. The assassination occurred during a period of political turmoil in the country. Lebiyamiyn Suri was known for his activism against the regime and his advocacy for democracy and human rights.

 

Lebiyamiyn Suri was married to Namyla Abdul Hadi, an Arab woman from a noble family. They later had a son they named Lamiyasiyn Suri. Lebiyamiyn Suri was a prominent figure in the Livyan Empire, serving as the governor of several provinces. His marriage to Namyla Abdul Hadi helped him establish important political connections in the Misyan Land. 

 

Lebiyamiyn was appointed to serve as the Royal Minister in Livya. He ruled there for seven months before the Besorat Regime assassinated him for granting the Arameyans statehood rights and an identity. Lebiyamiyn's assassination sparked outrage among the Arameyan community and led to a period of unrest in Livya. The Besorat Regime faced backlash for their actions and struggled to maintain control over the region.

 

Livya remain a regional tensions among the 4 states in Misya, The Arameyans community condemned the Besorat Regime's human rights violations and imposed economic sanctions on the country. Meanwhile, Livya emerged as a potential mediator to resolve the territorial disputes among the four states in Misya.