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→The Hierocracy and Sadees the Sunmaker ({{rosharan date|673}} - ???): Think this is more accurate, as the Sunmaker was around 673, and he ended the Heirocracy. So makes more sense to place the end closer to around the time of the War of Loss.
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At some point following [[Aharietiam]], the kingdom splintered apart into many different smaller nations, and would not reunify for centuries following the splintering.{{cite}}
=== The Hierocracy and Sadees the Sunmaker (??? - c.{{rosharan date|673}}
Alethela survived the Desolations, but fell under the sway of the [[Hierocracy]] until the [[Sunmaker]] led the kingdom in a successful revolt against [[Vorin]] rule circa {{rosharan date|673}}. Following his successful reunification of Alethela under the name of Alethkar, he set his eyes upon the rest of Roshar.{{book ref|ob|2}}
His first conquest was over the northern nation of [[Herdaz]], which was successful.{{book ref|sa3|19}} At some point following the occupation of Herdaz, he marched upon [[Azir]],{{book ref|sa3|42}} then under the rule of Prime Aqasix [[Snoxil]].{{book ref|sa3|65}} He successfully conquered the capital city of [[Azimir]], claiming to have come to "civilize" them. With a powerful army stationed in the nation, he instituted a policy of genocide against their people, it is said one of every ten Azish people died under the tyranny of Sadees.{{book ref|sa3|42}}
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