Empires Falling, The Land of the Khan

By rodney cannon

Within the world Of Empires Falling there are three rival empires.
The Land of the Khan is the once great Eastern Empire. Decaying from within and
losing territories to younger stronger kingdoms that were once part of it as this story begins
the empire is facing an ending if not for the presence of a child born to change the fate of not only the Eastern Empire, but the entire world. Kiylah (meaning Fire Serpent) is her name and this is one of her stories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: rodney cannon
• Release date: Jun 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311439390

rodney cannon

Mr. Cannon is a well known blogger in the areas of screenwriting and low budget film making. He operates blogs on the subjects of iphone film making, digital film making, found footage and micro budget film making. 

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Land of The Khan

(An Empires Falling Story)

By.

Rodney Cannon

Published by Rodney Cannon at Smashwords

Copyright ©2014 Rodney Cannon

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter One.

It was called in the old tongue the Walk of fire, a seemingly endless corridor that circled and circled beneath the palace city of the Khan. The keepers of this place called it what it would have been called in most places, the hall of records.

The man who had been in charge of this place for the better part of thirty years had spent the first sixteen years of the job occupied by the daily routine and dealing with those who came and went from service down here amongst the corridors and the lanterns. Then came the season of the red star. A blood red star gleaming in the night sky for two months while all awaited two of the emperor’s wives to give birth. One wife, Kushi, gave birth to twin boys. Twins were very rare and both of them being boys was even more so. The fact that Kushi had died while giving birth was consider