Ngil Adoum

A boy named Ngil Adoum was born in Obdab during the Summer of 175. In Krirat, he was adopted by his parent Flistiapa Sethrud and his father Tegsaid Adoum.

During the Summer of 178, Ngil settled in Krirat with his father, a woman named Amenka Keble, a woman named Oldi Entith, a man named Droutsa Keble, a girl named Kem Abresib, a boy named Nada Abresib, a man named Lobembe Keble, a man named Doustianza Brobze, a woman named Shinkad Brobze, a girl named Nkemziple Brobze, a boy named Ombax Brobze, a man named Thak Brobze, a woman named Mbonke Entith, a woman named Griamza Brobze, a girl named Fiam Brobze, a man named Nikath Brobze, a woman named Mildat Adoum, a woman named Aroga Adoum, a girl named Zombiambe Ribaidi, a man named Pobsa Entith, a man named Oronou Adoum, a girl named Bainepse Entith, a man named Fladia Adoum, Ngil's sister Lilsede Adoum, Ngil's sister Kelsiamb Adoum, Ngil's parent, Ngil's brother Ranzout Adoum, Ngil's sister Egiagrak Adoum, Ngil's brother Droudreth Adoum, Ngil's sister Lobrou Adoum and Ngil's sister Ngasebze Ribaidi. Ngil's father was a Lord of Obdab, Vassal of Kenkase and farmer. Amenka was a farmer. Oldi was a merchant. Droutsa was a merchant and murderer. Kem was a merchant. Lobembe was a farmer. Doustianza was a criminal. Shinkad was a criminal. Nkemziple was a criminal. Thak was a farmer. Mbonke was a farmer. Griamza was a farmer. Nikath was a farmer. Mildat was a farmer. Aroga was a Gekist farmer. Zombiambe was a Gekist farmer. Pobsa was a Gekist merchant. Oronou was a farmer. Bainepse was a Ogsist farmer. Fladia was a farmer. Ngil's sister was a Lady of Obdab, Vassal of Kenkase, Vassal of Krirat and farmer. Ngil's sister was a criminal. Ngil's parent was a criminal and murderer. Ngil's brother was a Ogsist farmer. Ngil's sister was a criminal. Ngil's brother was a criminal. Ngil's sister was a farmer. As a result, Doustianza's and Aipimb's relationship ended, and Gelso's and Griamza's relationship ended.

Ngil died from The Creeping Plague during the Autumn of 190. He was 15 years old.

A woman named Pin Ptung gave birth to Lapou's son Tegsaid Adoum in Obdab during the Summer of 123. Lapou's son was a Lord of Obdab, Vassal of Kenkase and farmer. She was a farmer. Ngil's grandfather Lapou Adoum was a Lord of Obdab and blacksmith.

During the Winter of 133, a woman named Zibsetou Brega gave birth to Dribziave's child Flistiapa Sethrud. His child was a criminal and murderer. She was a criminal. He was a blacksmith.

Dribziave's child gave birth to Thak's son Flebse Brobze during the Autumn of 158. Thak's son was a merchant. A man named Thak Brobze was a farmer.

During the Winter of 159, Dribziave's child gave birth to Thiz's son Ranzout Adoum. Thiz's son was a Ogsist farmer. A man named Thiz Adoum was a farmer.

Dribziave's child gave birth to Thiz's daughter Egiagrak Adoum during the Autumn of 160. Thiz's daughter was a criminal.

During the Autumn of 163, Dribziave's child murdered a woman named Latsegsa Brobze, because she rejected his child 5 years earlier. She was a poet. As a result, his child angered Thak in Krirat. In Obdab, she was 62 years old.

Lapou's son and a woman named Amenka Keble were married in Krirat during the Winter of 163. She was a farmer.

In Obdab during the Summer of 172, Dribziave's child gave birth to Tegsaid's son Droudreth Adoum. Tegsaid's son was a criminal.

Dribziave's child and Lapou's son were married in Krirat during the Winter of 174. As a result, Flistiapa's and Telo's relationship ended.

In Obdab during the Summer of 175, a boy named Ngil Adoum was born. He was adopted by Dribziave's child and Lapou's son in Krirat.

During the Winter of 176, Lapou's son became Lord of Obdab, when Ngil's grandfather died from an illness.

Ngil settled in Krirat with Lapou's son, Amenka, a woman named Oldi Entith, a man named Droutsa Keble, a girl named Kem Abresib, a boy named Nada Abresib, a man named Lobembe Keble, a man named Doustianza Brobze, a woman named Shinkad Brobze, a girl named Nkemziple Brobze, a boy named Ombax Brobze, Thak, a woman named Mbonke Entith, a woman named Griamza Brobze, a girl named Fiam Brobze, a man named Nikath Brobze, a woman named Mildat Adoum, a woman named Aroga Adoum, a girl named Zombiambe Ribaidi, a man named Pobsa Entith, a man named Oronou Adoum, a girl named Bainepse Entith, a man named Fladia Adoum, Ngil's sister Lilsede Adoum, Ngil's sister Kelsiamb Adoum, Dribziave's child, Thiz's son, Thiz's daughter, Tegsaid's son, Ngil's sister Lobrou Adoum and Ngil's sister Ngasebze Ribaidi during the Summer of 178. Oldi was a merchant. Droutsa was a merchant and murderer. Kem was a merchant. Lobembe was a farmer. Doustianza was a criminal. Shinkad was a criminal. Nkemziple was a criminal. Mbonke was a farmer. Griamza was a farmer. Nikath was a farmer. Mildat was a farmer. Aroga was a Gekist farmer. Zombiambe was a Gekist farmer. Pobsa was a Gekist merchant. Oronou was a farmer. Bainepse was a Ogsist farmer. Fladia was a farmer. Ngil's sister was a Lady of Obdab, Vassal of Kenkase, Vassal of Krirat and farmer. Ngil's sister was a criminal. Ngil's sister was a farmer. As a result, Doustianza's and Aipimb's relationship ended, and Gelso's and Griamza's relationship ended.

During the Winter of 179, Lapou's son pledged allegiance to a man named Pip Omunk. Pip was a Gekist King of Kenkase, Lord of Kenkase and warrior.

Lapou's son died from The Creeping Plague during the Autumn of 190. As a result, Flistiapa's and Tegsaid's relationship ended, and Ngil's sister became Lady of Obdab. Lapou's son was 67 years old. Lapou's son was a Lord of Obdab for 14 years. Lapou's son was a Vassal of Kenkase for 11 years. Then, Dribziave's child died from it. His child was 57 years old. Then, Ngil died from it. Ngil was 15 years old.