Red the Dragon is the main villain from the video game Spyro: A Hero's Tail. As a fallen Dragon Elder, he wants to take over the Dragon Realms in order to exact revenge for his banishment long ago. He uses Dark Gems to darken the Dragon Realms. He carries a Dark Gem staff to cast spells with, as he is a powerful sorcerer. He recruits Gnasty Gnorc and his minions to do his dirty work. Spyro defeats Gnasty Gnorc once again, and goes to another realm.
At the next realm, Red's minions are planning to destroy Spyro, and Red's orders are to finish Spyro off, and in case they can't do it, Red asked Ineptune, another of his partners and evil queen of the Seven Seas, to kill Spyro. Spyro defeats Ineptune, and goes to another realm.
At the next realm, Red is so angry at Spyro for defeating Ineptune, he asks his soldiers and a brutal mammoth to finish Spyro off, and if they can't do it, Red will finish Spyro himself. Spyro reaches Red's lair, and the final battle begins. Red's attacks are ice spells from his staff, crates that have a picture of him on the side, and fire breath from his mouth. In the end, Red flees, and he drops his staff. The crystal from Red's staff breaks, and a fairy escapes.
In the next realm, Red is weak. When the Professor comes, he uses him to make the gnorcs better, turning them to robots. They also have better weapons. Spyro defeats the gnorcs and goes to fight Red. In his initial attack on Red in his chambers, Spyro acidently shoves Red into a machine, morphing him into Mechna-Red and to make it worse the Professor makes him giant. Spyro beats him once more and the Professor shrinks him to a more "manageable" size.
However, in Shadow Legacy, he was cast under a spell after escaping from the Professor's lab by the Sorcerer who forced Red to help him. Later on in the underground cave of Blink's home, he was unimprisoned from the Sorcerer's spell thanks to Spyro. After all his time inside the lab he began to realize his actions and thus decided to help Spyro and redeem himself as an Elder Dragon.
After the assassination of Mullah Qutab uddin Shaheed, (D 1692) the family leader was Mullah Saeed bin Mullah Qutab uddin who still saw the hostility of the relatives and decided that he is was going to depart from Sehali and find a home somewhere else, he went to Hyderabad, India to visit Emperor Aurangzeb “Alamgeer”.
Aurangzeb, used to communicate with Mullah Qutab uddin Shaheed in matters of religion and Mullah Asad bin Qutab Shaheed was at the court of Emperor Aurangzeb at that time. With the help of his brother, Mullah Asad who was living in Deccan at that time got a royal decree issued for the Governor of Lucknow] to search of a desirable place to live in Lucknow. Mullah Saeed took this decree and came back to Sehali. He met the Governor of Lucknow[1] and chose two houses which were in the Mohallah “Ihatah Chiragh Baig”, these house belonged to a French trader named Neal and after his departure, according to the law of the time, had come under the control of the government.
After a while this house and the area around it was given to Mullah Saeed bin Qutab uddin Shaheed and his brother Mullah Asad bin Qutab uddin Shaheed by the order of the Emperor. This royal decree is in the possession of Jamal Mian bin Maulana Abdul Bari and it clearly states the names of only Mullah Saeed and Mullah Asad. Mullah Nizam uddin bin Mullah Qutab uddin Shaheed and Mullah Raza bin Mullah Qutab uddin Shaheed were young and their names could not be listed on this Royal Decree. Along with this home there was some land, as well, in Baraicha and Bara banki was awarded specifically to Mullah Saeed. No exact account is available but all this land was lost by his decedents and now except for a small orchard in Sehali, none of this land belongs to the family. Mullah Saeed moved his whole family from Sehali to this house.
The 7th Guest Part III: The 13th Doll is the third title in the 7th Guest game series (after The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour). Unlike the name suggests, the game actually takes place between the first game in the series and its original sequel.
Following the quashing of George Speight's civilian coup d'état in 2000, the Military handed power over to a civilian administration led by the banker, Laisenia Qarase, who won the parliamentary election held to restore democracy in September 2001. Despite the role of the military in the rise to power of the Qarase government, relations between them have noticeably deteriorated since, to the extent that by July 2004, the Military was threatening to overthrow the government.
The Military commander, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, has kept a high profile since the coup. Throughout 2003 and 2004, and into 2005, he repeatedly entered the political arena to criticize government policy - especially its policy of lenience, as he saw it, towards persons responsible for the coup. Politicians countered with charges of inappropriate interference in political affairs, and some accused him of hypocrisy, saying that he himself had a case to answer for his role Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara's resignation from the Presidency on 29 May 2000.