Wakmag Masa

Wakmag Masa was a Ogsist poet. She was born in Nkepu during the Spring of 1117. Then, she converted to Ogsism. Wakmag became a poet during the Spring of 1134. During the Winter of 1152, at the age of 35, Wakmag began a relationship with a man named Nketsi Lorobse, who was 65. He was a Ogsist merchant. His and her relationship ended 2 years later, when she divorced him.

During the Autumn of 1153, Wakmag gave birth to Nketsi's son Bage Lorobse. Nketsi's son was a Ogsist Lord of Nkepu and merchant. Then, at the age of 36, she began a relationship with a man named Kuldiaku Ges, who was 21. He was a Ogsist merchant. His and her relationship ended 2 months later, when she was married with Nketsi.

During the Winter of 1153, Wakmag was married with Nketsi. As a result, Boubi's and his relationship ended, and Kuldiaku's and Wakmag's relationship ended.

Wakmag gave birth to Nketsi's son Lebzai Lorobse during the Summer of 1154. Nketsi's son was a Ogsist merchant. Then, she gave birth to Kuldiaku's daughter Gonkonk Ges. His daughter was a Ogsist merchant.

Nketsi's and Wakmag's relationship ended during the Autumn of 1154, when she divorced him.

During the Summer of 1197, Wakmag fell ill. Then, she died from an illness. She was 80 years old.

Wakmag Masa was a Ogsist poet. She was born in Nkepu during the Spring of 1117. Then, she converted to Ogsism. Wakmag became a poet during the Spring of 1134. During the Winter of 1152, at the age of 35, Wakmag began a relationship with a man named Nketsi Lorobse, who was 65. He was a Ogsist merchant. His and her relationship ended 2 years later, when she divorced him.

During the Autumn of 1153, Wakmag gave birth to Nketsi's son Bage Lorobse. Nketsi's son was a Ogsist Lord of Nkepu and merchant. Then, at the age of 36, she began a relationship with a man named Kuldiaku Ges, who was 21. He was a Ogsist merchant. His and her relationship ended 2 months later, when she was married with Nketsi.

During the Winter of 1153, Wakmag was married with Nketsi. As a result, Boubi's and his relationship ended, and Kuldiaku's and Wakmag's relationship ended.

Nketsi's son converted to Ogsism during the Summer of 1154. Then, Wakmag gave birth to his son Lebzai Lorobse. Nketsi's son was a Ogsist merchant. Then, she gave birth to Kuldiaku's daughter Gonkonk Ges. His daughter was a Ogsist merchant.

Nketsi's and Wakmag's relationship ended during the Autumn of 1154, when she divorced him. Then, his son converted to Ogsism. Kuldiaku's daughter converted to it next Autumn.

During the Summer of 1181, an enby named Grethra Peg and Nketsi's son were married. Grethra was a Ogsist farmer.

Wakmag fell ill during the Summer of 1197. Then, she died from an illness. She was 80 years old.

Kuldiaku's daughter and a man named Anki Tovou were married in Obdab during the Winter of 1208. Anki was a Ogsist farmer.

During the Winter of 1218, Nketsi's son became Lord of Nkepu.

Kuldiaku's daughter died from an illness during the Autumn of 1226. As a result, Gonkonk's and Anki's relationship ended. Kuldiaku's daughter was 72 years old.

During the Winter of 1234, Nketsi's son died from an illness. His son was 81 years old in Nkepu.

During the Winter of 1238, Nketsi's son died from an illness. As a result, Grethra's and Bage's relationship ended, and Wakmag's grandson Astilseth Lorobse became Lord of Nkepu. Nketsi's son was 85 years old. Nketsi's son was a Lord of Nkepu for 20 years.