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| − | Eponymous founder of the [[Kelithaives|Kelithaive tribe]], Kelitha was a half-giantess, whose mother was thought to be a full giantess of the Gliri highlands and father a Moigthe. She become chieftainess of the Moigthe. In succeeding generations, they called themselves the Kelithaives in her honor. She led her people in war against the Ithatians who occupied southern Gliri and against other giant tribes. Modern Gliri owes its multi-ethnic nature of Ithatian and Moigthe culture in part to the ancient [[Kelithaives]]. | + | Eponymous founder of the [[Kelithaives|Kelithaive tribe]], Kelitha was a half-giantess, whose mother was thought to be a full giantess of the [[Gliri]] highlands and father a Moigthe. She become chieftainess of the Moigthe. In succeeding generations, they called themselves the Kelithaives in her honor. She led her people in war against the Ithatians who occupied southern Gliri and against other giant tribes. Modern [[Gliri]] owes its multi-ethnic nature of Ithatian and Moigthe culture in part to the ancient [[Kelithaives]]. |
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Eponymous founder of the Kelithaive tribe, Kelitha was a half-giantess, whose mother was thought to be a full giantess of the Gliri highlands and father a Moigthe. She become chieftainess of the Moigthe. In succeeding generations, they called themselves the Kelithaives in her honor. She led her people in war against the Ithatians who occupied southern Gliri and against other giant tribes. Modern Gliri owes its multi-ethnic nature of Ithatian and Moigthe culture in part to the ancient Kelithaives.
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