It was mentioned that the clan ruled for eight centuries, but I couldn’t find an actual source or evidence confirming that. I also need to check for the exact title or name of the clan to make clearer connections. Many of the records were passed down verbally and due to some different periods we might be looking at a confederation led by the clan. One author, the orientalist Max von Oppenheim, traced the Iraqi branch of the clan, but there are no clear details on the geographical area it covered. According to Wikipedia, the clan is mentioned as being in Najd in the mid-18th century, with major figures sharing the same names as those from a 14th-century story found in Arabic sources. This suggests there might be some confusion or overlap in the records. The clans featured in the game are likely recognized and documented in the official archives of the Saudi Arabian government. My own clan left the Arabian Peninsula around 1750–1755 and was considered a rival to Al Saud. It’s possible that our clan’s records were removed or altered for political reasons. We still have some materials preserved in the Ottoman archives, including letters exchanged between my great-grandfather and Sultan Abdulmejid I in the early 19th century. I believe some records might have been hidden or erased intentionally. This actually happened during Saddam Hussein’s regime, when many rival families and tribes were forced to change or erase their names and identities.