About: Zan-Khan

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Zan-Khan was the patron god of the lost city of Chanri-Ha. The city's residents believed both Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan to be incarnations of the deity and combined the two conquerors' names who would influence their architecture. For a short while in 1938, they mistook the appearance of Indiana Jones' young companion Khamal for Zan-Khan's triumphant return.

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rdfs:comment	Zan-Khan was the patron god of the lost city of Chanri-Ha. The city's residents believed both Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan to be incarnations of the deity and combined the two conquerors' names who would influence their architecture. For a short while in 1938, they mistook the appearance of Indiana Jones' young companion Khamal for Zan-Khan's triumphant return.
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Character Name	Zan-Khan
Profession	God
Gender	Male
abstract	Zan-Khan was the patron god of the lost city of Chanri-Ha. The city's residents believed both Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan to be incarnations of the deity and combined the two conquerors' names who would influence their architecture. For a short while in 1938, they mistook the appearance of Indiana Jones' young companion Khamal for Zan-Khan's triumphant return.

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