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[[File:MapOjoEmpire.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ojo Empire covers an enormous expanse of western [[Za-Bahuna]].]] | [[File:MapOjoEmpire.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ojo Empire covers an enormous expanse of western [[Za-Bahuna]].]] | ||
| − | The sprawling Ojo Empire of western [[Za-Bahuna]] is possibly the largest empire in the world. It stretches from the south to the north of the western coast of Za-Bahuna and is separated from [[Bahuna]] by the [[Keolamattu Sea]]. The Ojo Empire is one of the major trade destinations in the [[Two Bahunas]] and most nations of the Pallathantic have active diplomatic missions with the Ugumbu or High Priest of the Ojo. Over a dozen languages and even more kinds of tribes and peoples are found within the Ojo Empire. The most widely used language is [[Adinuhu Language|Adinuhu]]. The Ojo Empire is the source of several natural resources, including [[gold]], [[panox]], and [[juthu]]. The empire is also a rich source of timber, spices, sugar cane, and several kinds of precious and semi-precious stones which are highly prized in the [[West]] and in [[Sungo]]. | + | The sprawling Ojo Empire of western [[Za-Bahuna]] is possibly the largest empire in the world. It stretches from the south to the north of the western coast of Za-Bahuna and is separated from [[Bahuna]] by the [[Keolamattu Sea]]. The Ojo Empire is one of the major trade destinations in the [[Two Bahunas]] and most nations of the Pallathantic have active diplomatic missions with the [[Ugumbu]] or High Priest of the Ojo. Over a dozen languages and even more kinds of tribes and peoples are found within the Ojo Empire. The most widely used language is [[Adinuhu Language|Adinuhu]]. The Ojo Empire is the source of several natural resources, including [[gold]], [[panox]], and [[juthu]]. The empire is also a rich source of timber, spices, sugar cane, and several kinds of precious and semi-precious stones which are highly prized in the [[West]] and in [[Sungo]]. |
The Ojo Empire is ruled by the Ugumbu, the "high priest" of the Ojo Tribe who is believed to speak directly with the gods and their messengers. The various kings, tribal chieftains, and autonomous villages owe allegiance to the Ugumbu. The officials of the empire are usually but not always from the Ojo Tribe who administer the day to day business of the empire. | The Ojo Empire is ruled by the Ugumbu, the "high priest" of the Ojo Tribe who is believed to speak directly with the gods and their messengers. The various kings, tribal chieftains, and autonomous villages owe allegiance to the Ugumbu. The officials of the empire are usually but not always from the Ojo Tribe who administer the day to day business of the empire. | ||
Revision as of 02:13, 7 January 2015
The sprawling Ojo Empire of western Za-Bahuna is possibly the largest empire in the world. It stretches from the south to the north of the western coast of Za-Bahuna and is separated from Bahuna by the Keolamattu Sea. The Ojo Empire is one of the major trade destinations in the Two Bahunas and most nations of the Pallathantic have active diplomatic missions with the Ugumbu or High Priest of the Ojo. Over a dozen languages and even more kinds of tribes and peoples are found within the Ojo Empire. The most widely used language is Adinuhu. The Ojo Empire is the source of several natural resources, including gold, panox, and juthu. The empire is also a rich source of timber, spices, sugar cane, and several kinds of precious and semi-precious stones which are highly prized in the West and in Sungo.
The Ojo Empire is ruled by the Ugumbu, the "high priest" of the Ojo Tribe who is believed to speak directly with the gods and their messengers. The various kings, tribal chieftains, and autonomous villages owe allegiance to the Ugumbu. The officials of the empire are usually but not always from the Ojo Tribe who administer the day to day business of the empire.
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