| Category | Magic Items |
| Type | artifact, minor |
| Maker | unknown |
| Enchanter | unknown |
| Location | Nibar-Pharân, Akann'ndâb (original) |
The term "Inverted Throne" came into usage during the reign of the Belkazims, and their Kingdom of Belkazim (250 - 275). It was a reign marked by policies that some deemed regressive, setting back the Khazarkar people. To obscure the use of this term, the Belkazims had constructed a stone throne, a miniature inverted pyramid with a seating area carved from the center.
When the First Khazarkar Empire ( 346 - 1027 ) departed from Gulimbor, the Inverted Throne was left behind. Immovable and magically tethered to the location where the inaugural Belkazim reigned over the Khazarkar populace, it remains in the ruins of Akann'ndâb.
The second Inverted Throne is situated in the city of Nibar-Pharân. In contrast to the original, this one has been crafted with greater opulence, sculpted from the mesmerizing scarlet crystal endemic to the region of Hatyr Geir.