Cubenthep

Cubenthep is an important religious figure in Cubenist mythology. He was a Pharaoh from the Great Desert, and he became an angel after his death. The Tree of Cubenthep is dedicated to him.

Book of Cubenthep
The book of Cubenthep (2018 Bartlett Translation):

''This is the Book of Cubenthep, as interpreted by the scribe Bertlian. The Pharaoh of the Great Desert begot a son, and his name was Cubenthep. After the Pharaoh rendered his soul to Yoba, Cubenthep took the throne. And Cubenthep was a wise and fair Pharaoh. And his people loved him and they were happy.''

''But one night, when the moon was red, a Shadow monster from the cold lands above Hell came and stole Cubenthep's stole with the stab of a Shadow Dagger. Three days later, Cubenthep rose above his crypt, and told unto his people, "My people, do not lament! For Yoba has shown mercy and he has knighted me as one of his angels!". And the people rejoiced evermore, knowing that the great emperor lived among the Angels of Yoba.''