Attiqa Mauthbalaha

Attiqa Mauthbalaha (古神会議アッティカ・マウトバラハ) was a primordial council of great beings and gods formed by El, the Creator and Sentience of the Universe, to be the guide for the life that is forming nearly four billion years after the universe's creation.

Background
Almost four billion years after the universe came into existence, life started to form and spring across the cosmos in numbers. El saw it as imperative that life must be guided in the right path, especially with the threat of the forbidden looming in the void. Thus, He formed a council called the "Attiqa Mauthbalaha" with three other powerful cosmic entities, Saga, Zen-Aku and Heavy Death Metal, collectively known as the Supreme Gods who existed in the previous universe and were allowed by El to continue existing into the next universe with new forms and powers. Together, with the council's seat in Atiqkokba, the birthplanet of the ancestor race, they dedicated to looking for more beings like them known as the Ancient Gods to preserve order and harmony across space.

After the death of many Ancient Gods and Forbidden Gods and the imprisoning of many of the latter throughout the universe, the Attiqa Mauthbalaha was disbanded by default. Left without guides, many across the galaxies banded form an alliance of systems, with twelve beings bearing of the power of the dead Ancient Gods, to repair the damage in the cosmos done in the previous war, which would later be known as the Zodian Confederacy.

Founder/Leader

 * El

Supreme Gods

 * Saga (corrupted)
 * Zen-Aku
 * Heavy Death Metal

Ancient Gods

 * Bandaios

Trivia

 * The group's name is formed from two Aramaic terms: one meaning "old" or "ancient" (חדתא), and the other which is a combination of the words of "mauthba" (מותבא), meaning either "council", "abode", "dwelling" or "throne", and "elaha" (אֱלָהָא), meaning "God". Therefore, the full meaning of Attiqa Mauthbalaha is "old council of God" in Aramaic, though the latter word could either mean "council of God", "place of God" or "throne of God".