Sultan Hahmed IV

Sultan Hahmed IV of the Khendu Sultanate was the 314th Sultan of the nation. His reign started in 884 AD, but he has not been a very popular ruler. He is usually found on his throne surrounded by women from across the continent, some of them are even from the Watonre Kingdom, a nation his father, Sultan Hahmed III, nearly went to war against.

Life Before Succession
Hahmed (originally known as Hatak) was born to the soon-to-be Sultan Hahmed III (Hahmed, Pisan Da) and a Shin'Zari woman of the name of Agghrippa on July 23rd, 848 AD. He was the second of the three sons Hahmed III fathered, the other two being Sach'Ke, Pisan Da and Ku'Lav, Ungarn Da. Hahmed III didn't like Hahmed IV very much, he favored Sach'Ke. Hahmed hated Sach'Ke, and repeatedly tried to kill him. In the Vërer oeber tüd of 871 AD, Hahmed IV finally killed Sach'Ke, but was beaten in honor in the arena by Ku'Lav. In 884, just hours before his father's death, Ku'Lav died mysteriously after drinking a glass of beer, it was later revealed to be fluid from crushed Oleander leaves Hahmed snuck into Ku'Lav's cup after pouring in the beer. Hahmed also poisoned his father in his sleep that night after he found out about Ku'Lav's death so his father couldn't give any orders to punish him.