House Lupaster

House Lupaster of Hamunaptra is a Court House, being involved in the Pharaoh's Court since Tutankhamun's Age, when Wonsiw became a member of his council. Their seat is at Hamunaptra in Khalem on Per-Lupaster. The patriarch or matriarch of the family receive the title "Neb Lupaster of Hamunaptra" or "Nebet Lupaster of Hamunaptra" if it is a female, as well as their consorts.

Their symbol as a Court House is a pair of crossed swords.

Their patron god is Wepwawet, wolf god of war.

Coat of Arms
A howling Wasetian Gold-crested Wolf on a gray field, flanked by two swords, their sigils.

The Fifth Clan
After the creation of Auron and Ket, the Netjeru created Five Clans from each of the Five Stars and put them in different parts of the world, giving them the order to reach the heart of the world. Years passed after the Valley of Khalem began to fill with humankind, when each of the Clans arrived at the Ben-Ben one by one, where they kneeled before Auron and Ket.

The last Clan to arrive at the Ben-Ben and kneel before Auron and Ket, came from the deserted valleys of Waset close to Khalem, where Golde-crested Wolfs dwelled in packs. The Fifth Clan learned to domesticate them in order to hunt.

Wonsiw
Seven centuries later, when the first Pharaoh, Tutankhamun I, was crowned as one, a member of each Clan joined the Pharaoh's Court to give council to the Pharaoh. Wonsiw was the candidate of the descendants of the Fifth Clan to become a Neb.

Wonsiw's descendants kept his name as their family's name and his name meaning, refering to the word "wolf", House Wonsiw of Hamunaptra.

Birth of House Lupaster
In the time of the Roman Conquest, in the year 2941, a Roman preator named Adrius, fell in love with Tyreis Wonsiw, and got her pregnant. Later that year, House Wonsiw would lead an uprising against the Roman Empire that failed miserably, and each member of the House was executed as a punishment. Adrius was sent to kill Tyreis to demostrate his loyalty to the Romans, and he did, but took the baby out of his mother's dying body and raised him, recognizing him as his son.

Drian, Adrius's grandson, was granted the title of Neb by Tutankhamun II after the Battle of Independence and he accepted. He renamed the House Wonsiw of Hamunaptra to House Lupaster of Hamunaptra, after the name the Romans gave the Golden-crested Wolf of Waset that represented the House.

This story is well known because of the play Adrius & Tyreis