Why is azaz an appropriate name for the king of dictionopolis?

There seems to be some confusion. "Azaz" is not a name associated with any known fictional king, and there's no character with that name in the context of "Dictionopolis".

Here's why this might be the case:

* Misspelling: It's possible you're thinking of a different name with a similar spelling, like "Azazel", a figure in some religious traditions, or "Aza" which could be a shortened form of another name.

* Fictional World: The word "Dictionopolis" sounds like it could be from a fictional world, potentially from a children's book or fantasy story. However, without more context, it's impossible to say for sure if there's a king named "Azaz" in that world.

To help you find the right answer, please provide more information:

* The source of the information: Is it from a book, movie, or other media?

* Any other details about the fictional world: What is it about? Is it related to language or wordplay?

Once I have more context, I can better understand your question and provide a relevant answer.