| Category | Artifacts |
| 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 with policies that some considered backwards, setting the Khazarkar people back. To cloud the use of this term, the Belkazim had crafted a stone throne, a miniature pyramid that is upside down, with a seating area carved out from the center.
When the First Khazarkar Empire (346 - 1027) abandoned Gulimbor, the Inverted Throne was left behind. Unmovable, magically anchored to where the first Belkazim sat as ruler of the Khazarkar people, it lies in the ruins of Akann'ndâb.
A second Inverted Throne is located in Nibar-Pharân. Unlike the original, this one was made more ornate, carved out of the stunning red crystal found only in Hatyr Geir.