Warehouse 7

Warehouse 7 was the 7th incarnation of the Warehouse which was housed by the Mongol Empire in Karakorum, Mongolia.

It was inducted by Gengus Khan on July 13th, 1195 and finished sometime around October 23rd, 1219 in the area of what would become Karakorum which was finished around 1235.

Location & Building
Warehouse Seven, or Kömürge Dolughan, was established in 1219 CE, after Genghis Khan created a tent village in the region of Khara Khorum or 'Black Tent'. There, he claimed the Mongol Empire would keep the artifacts safe. At some point in the future, the Great Khan forged the Remati Shackle with the hope that the Warehouse would remain under control of the Mongols. Sadly, this was not the case. But before he could see the move to Warehouse 8, Genghis Khan died in battle in August of 1227. Leadership moved to his third son Ögedei Khan in 1229 until 1241. In that time, Ögedei established an actual city and capital of the empire atop the structure of Warehouse 7. He named the city Karakorum and with many palaces, temples, and pavilions, along with commoner housing, it was complete in 1235. Ögedei believed that closer protection of the artifacts was necessary, an action that helped the incarnation greatly. This marked the height of Warehouse 7, where it had easier access to resources and Regents increased their ability to search Asia and Europe for new artifacts.

Two more emperors presided over the Warehouse, where the Remati Shackle acting as a solid defense against infiltrators: Güyük Khan from 1246-1248, and Möngke Khan from 1251-1259. After Möngke's death, his brothers Kublai and Hulagu fought a civil war over succession, prompting the Regents to begin the move to Germany and the Holy Roman Empire.

List of main contributors to the building of Warehouse 2:


 * Genghis Khan: Contributed to the founding and building of Warehouse 7, as well as the location.

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Political Unrest
It wasn't until the political unrest heralding the start of the reign of the Kublai Khan that the Warehouse moved once again back to Europe.