The Body Swap Tale of Two Royal Siblings

 

Elena: Have I told you the story of Zakaria's fall?
Daughter: No, mother.
Elena: So listen carefully, it happened in 103 year, over a thousand years ago, when Kohel didn't yet exist. Zakaria was a small and wealthy state. The Shah who ruled the kingdom had four children, among those whom there was a power struggle. The exception was his eldest child, Kameela, who, as a woman, could not rule. Saleel, the Shah's youngest son, was also far from power. 
Until one day, Kameela, through some unknown sorces, acquired earrings that could perform a body swap between two people. Then she made a bet with her brother, who believed that as the youngest, he had the hardest time, to see which of them had it harder. 
Eventually, her brother gave in and they swapped bodies.  The swap was supposed to last a week, but on the very first day of the swap, tragedy struck. Sultan Izzat of Sinai sultanate attacked Zakaria. The attack was so sudden and swift that within a day, the Sultan's army conquered the entire country. The Shah and his two eldest sons were killed, while Kameela, in Saleel's body, fled with the rest of the army into the mountains, and the earrings were lost. Saleel, in his sister's body, was less fortunate. The Sultan, overjoyed with his victory, gave "Kameel" to his general, Thaamir, as a slave.

P2.

 Saleel knew he was trapped. He couldn't reveal his identity because he would be beheaded. However, in his sister's body, he had only a few options. He was saved by the fact that he was now a woman, so he posed no threat to the government. General Thaamir decided to make her his harem dancer. Saleel initially resisted, but with various incentives, such as whips, he quickly began to learn, and within a year, he became the general's favorite dancer.  General loved to display her as a trophy in front of others, especially since he himself had ambitions thoughts to ascend the throne, thoughts which he shared with his "foolish" dancer. Neither he nor the sultan knew that real Kameel was planning a return.

P3

 Kameel managed to contact her brother in her body, and the two hatched a plot to reclaim their country. They set out to set the general and the sultan at selfdestruction, leading them to civil war. Saleel was tasked with convincing the general, which he willingly did; after all, he was responsible for the conquest of his country, torturing her, and forcing her to be his ornament. The general may have been a genius in war, but at court, he was a complete loser, easily falling for Saleel's smiles and slight gestures, practically eating out of Kameel body hand, even in public.  So he easily succumbed to "Kameel's" suggestion to start a war with the Sultan of Izzat and seize the crown himself. The war was short, though it cost many soldiers, but ultimately, General Thaamir seized the throne of Sinal.

P4. 

Formerly a general, now Sultan Thaamir reveled in his victory, admiring the dances of his favorite dancer. He was unaware that Saleel had thoroughly explored the castle and all the secret passages, and had passed this on to real Kameel when she brought in the assassins. Thaamir, seeing Kameel's body performing a victory dance for him, was the last he saw when the assassin plunged a knife into his body. Taking advantage of the confusion in the palace, Saleem fled with the assassins. Soon after, power struggles broke out in Sinal sultanate between warlords, which Kameel exploited to start a full scale rebellion and reclaim the country. Afterward, she in her brother body became Shah Zakaria, and Saleem in sister body became her advisor. The earrings were lost, so they never recovered their bodies.  So to the world, it was Saleel, not Kameel, who led the rebellion that liberated them, until it became part of Kohel 800 years later. The end.