What Are The Causes Of Pterniusaka's Downfall

On the day of his birth, Sandepidis, son of Muzaine the leader of the revolt in Madagascar and the ghost of ancient Queen Beatrise, was removed from Madagascar and banished to Mozambique in Southeast Africa. For it was King Pterniusaka’s fear of the potential power embezzled in this child and the threat he may pose to his tyrannical rule that possessed Pterniusaka to order the banishment. On that same brutally hot day in 499 CE, Pterniusaka ordered his men to capture Muzaine, and to bring him to his throne to beg for his mercy. Unsatisfied with Muzaine’s resistance to join his military, Pterniusaka locked Muzaine in the basement of his lavish castle to spend the rest of his life. Pterniusaka was slowly gaining more power, and eventually made all common men in Madagascar military slaves. He assembled the largest military ever known to man, against the will of his wife and father, and used his military to squander all hope of freedom for the people of Madagascar. While Pterniusaka was wrapped up in abusing his power, he had completely forgotten about Sandepidis, whom he banished to the poorest of African nations. Sandepidis, to Pterniusaka’s suspense, was a special person but losing sight of him would inevitably lead to Pterniusaka’s downfall. …show more content…
He brought knowledge, character and confidence to every conversation, gaining more followers daily. He could win over anyone at first contact, as his humble personality led all men and women to belief in his word. Mozambique’s current king was being voted out, and the poll for the new king was approaching as the new decade neared. At the age of 16, Sandepidis was unanimously elected king of Mozambique, and he turned the poor, war-torn nation, into a heaven on earth. The people of Mozambique loved their king, they swore to always be loyal to him, and he promised loyalty to his people in