Jarha
Jarha was an Egyptian farmer who lived in Kanopos Nome during the reign of Ptolemy XIII.
Biography
Jarha was a farmer who worked in the fields along with his family near Apollodorus' estate. Due to the fields being located near the river, Jarha and the farmers would encounter many attacks by hippopotamus as well as bandits attack from the Potamos Hideout, located in the west. However, his cousin Meketre later took up the role as a protector, protecting the farmers from the bandit and hippopotamus attacks.[1]
However in 48 BCE, Meketre was captured by the bandits, leaving the farmers unprotected. As such, the bandits conducted their raid, coincidentally with a hippopotamus attack. As such a result, the bandits were killed alongside the farmers. Jarha and his aunt survived the attack however, who then carried some of bodies to a cart. When the Medjay, Bayek, visited the area, Jarha enlisted his aid to carry the bodies of his family to safety and find Meketre, hoping to appease his aunt. Bayek succeeded in retrieving the bodies, but was unable to find Meketre. Nevertheless, Jarha thanked Bayek for his efforts and directed him to the bandit hideout, where he would eliminate the bandits and discover Meketre's whereabouts.[1]