Kebe Nkouby

Kebe Nkouby was a Ogsist farmer. He was born in Krirat during the Spring of 918. That Summer, he converted to Ogsism. Kebe became a farmer during the Autumn of 934. During the Autumn of 953, at the age of 35, Kebe began a relationship with a woman named Tekmamze Shas, who was 32. She was a Ogsist Lady of Krirat, Vassal of Oubrelse Gramb and merchant. His and her relationship ended 51 years later, when he died from an illness.

During the Summer of 954, Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's daughter Ikmou Shas. His daughter was a Ogsist Lady of Krirat and merchant.

Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's son Shousa Shas during the Spring of 955. Kebe's son was a Ogsist farmer.

During the Winter of 955, Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's daughter Aze Shas. His daughter was a Ogsist farmer.

Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's child Sherest Shas during the Autumn of 956. His child was a Daibist farmer.

During the Spring of 1004, Kebe fell ill. Then, he died from an illness. As a result, his and Tekmamze's relationship ended. He was 86 years old.

Kebe Nkouby was a Ogsist farmer. He was born in Krirat during the Spring of 918. That Summer, he converted to Ogsism. Kebe became a farmer during the Autumn of 934. During the Autumn of 953, at the age of 35, Kebe began a relationship with a woman named Tekmamze Shas, who was 32. She was a Ogsist Lady of Krirat, Vassal of Oubrelse Gramb and merchant. His and her relationship ended 51 years later, when he died from an illness.

During the Summer of 954, Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's daughter Ikmou Shas. His daughter was a Ogsist Lady of Krirat and merchant. Then, his daughter converted to Ogsism.

Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's son Shousa Shas during the Spring of 955. Kebe's son was a Ogsist farmer.

During the Winter of 955, Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's daughter Aze Shas. His daughter was a Ogsist farmer. Then, his daughter converted to Ogsism.

Tekmamze gave birth to Kebe's child Sherest Shas during the Autumn of 956. His child was a Daibist farmer. That Spring, his child converted to Ogsism.

Kebe's son converted to Ogsism during the Autumn of 957.

During the Autumn of 978, Kebe's child converted to Daibism.

Kebe fell ill during the Spring of 1004. Then, he died from an illness. As a result, his and Tekmamze's relationship ended. He was 86 years old.

A man named Pepathru Tsenk and Kebe's child were married in Fugrolsa during the Autumn of 1019. Pepathru was a Daibist poet. That Spring, Kebe's daughter became Lady of Krirat, when Tekmamze died from an illness.

Kebe's daughter died from an illness during the Summer of 1026. In Krirat, his daughter was 72 years old. His daughter was a Lady of Krirat for 6 years.

Kebe's daughter and a man named Reda Getsebse were married in Nkepu during the Winter of 1028. Reda was a Ogsist merchant.

During the Winter of 1031, Kebe's child died from an illness. His child was 75 years old in Fugrolsa.

During the Winter of 1042, Kebe's son died from an illness. His son was 88 years old in Krirat.

During the Winter of 1050, Kebe's daughter died from an illness. His daughter was 95 years old in Nkepu.