Idris ruled Ubaris for twenty-four years, establishing its foundations before his death in 64 AH. His son Samir ascended the throne at the age of eighteen, inheriting a young but stable kingdom forged from frontier resilience. The line of succession continued with Haitham, who would rise to prominence after Samir’s death in 83 AH. Even before his coronation, Haitham strengthened the symbolic and spiritual authority of House al-Ubari through strategic marriages—first to Samira, who became the Aurion-Queen embodying the light of imperial faith, and later to Layla, the Vetr-Queen, whose origins in the desert reinforced themes of night, endurance, and divine balance within the kingdom’s identity.