The royal house of Hazad, descended from Hakim the Great.
Family Tree
- Azzam al-Hakim (deceased; rejected the Most Holy in 1693, launching the Fourth Crusade; died in that war)
- His wife, Saraa al-Akram
- His 1st son, Dakheer (deceased — also in the Fourth Crusade)
- His 2nd son, Fahim — Sultan of Hazad
- His wife, Huda al-Magdi (House al-Magdi)
- His 1st son, Awad (Crown Prince, died Session 1)
- Awad’s wife, Nuha al-Fahd (House al-Fahd)
- Awad’s son, Baahir — now the heir
- His 2nd son, Prince Ikram
- Ikram’s wife, Reema al-Faisal (House al-Faisal)
- Ikram’s daughter, Princess Ensah
- His nine daughters — see Daughters of the Sultan
- His illegitimate younger half-brother, Salmaan ayd-Bara (“Uncle”)
- Salmaan’s late wife, Inaya al-Rabi (House al-Rabi)
- Salmaan’s 1st son, Maajid
- Salmaan’s 2nd son, Ismad ibn-Salmaan
Note how thoroughly the Great Houses are married into the royal line — al-Akram, al-Magdi, al-Fahd, al-Faisal, al-Rabi each hold a marriage tie.
The Succession Crisis
With Awad dead, the line runs to his young son Baahir — grieving, chafing, and twice a target. See Royal Court Factions, The Death of Crown Prince Awad, and The Attacks on Baahir. The Sultan is privately in poor health (party knowledge — not public!). (S2)