Master Musa, with the Holy Relic and his dream, ended the war between the Turkic People and the Arabs and Persians in Baalbek and its surrounding areas.
He achieved this by choosing Shansi.
Shansi was, of course, a Turk. This meant the Turkic People in Baalbek and the surrounding regions were willing to follow him. And because he had been declared King by an Arab Abbot, the Arabs and Persians were willing to support him as well.
Thus, the two greatest rival powers—the Turkic People, and the Arabs and Persians—were united. The Bedouin—Christian tribes west of Damascus that still maintained their nomadic ways—were told by their Sheikh to accept Master Musa's choice, and so they did.
Declaring a king is one thing, but whether that king can actually rule is another. Master Musa, however, had made a wise choice.
Shansi was a 'good man,' but he was also the son of Aziz.
Aziz had once proclaimed himself the master of Syria and Palestine, giving Shansi a claim to his rule.
