The king''s translator

The writer presents in the context of the novelist novels and historical facts that took place on the banks of the Blue Nile in the strongest kingdom of Abyssinia in northeastern Africa, the Kingdom of Alawiyah, specifically in the city of Soba, present at the time in the middle centuries ... when that region in that time period was a haven for the Arabs and the first Muslims who immigrated To that kingdom, which they have given them in the shadow of its wise king, Asmaah bin Al -Abjar (Al -Najashi).*The writer describes this city with an accurate description and how life was in residents, markets and trade for slaves, and how the conflict between the Church and the palace intensified until it reached a war that threatens the demise of the strong kingdom ... and the role of the translator of King Dolmar and then his grandson Sisi in preserving the Kingdom''s secrets and supporting the King of Negus and defeating conspiracies That was woven against him from the ministers, the church and magicians .... to other events that the writer weaves in a coherent building ... and a strong plot that is not without the element of suspense.