Galimshara

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Galimshara is old Asdaran 'wanderwort' that means any reptilian beast of burden. The word originates from the Jathya-Dhumi word, galimsharum.

List of Galimshara

Drakeling
Gibgibsew
Jawsha
Obd-Ihrimûk
Objute
Organchan Vorax
Types of Galmishara in the World of Asdar
Name Place of Origin Time of Domestication Present-day Dispersion Length of Adult (Male) Lifespan in Captivity Relative Frequency Remarks
Adexorn Shelekhumbia or Yephalah no later than sixth millennium AS Corundy, Throvy, Yephalah, Shelekhumbia 6 to 14m (avg 9m) 20 to 25 years common one of the least difficult to place under lawlock; aka 'takutanka' J-D, 'tamshiya' Kh
Drakeling Pytharnia no later than fifth millennium AS Pytharnia, Barathorn, northern New World 10m to 40m 120 to 290 years rare extraordinarily costly; numerous breeds; winged flight; relationship to Asdaran dragon uncertain
Gibgibsew Shadevan, northeastern Ithatia seventh millennium or earlier AS Pallathantic Countries 7m to 10m 20 to 30 years uncommon very costly to purchase and maintain; loves water
Gubdahar Yayak Disradún no later than eighth millennium AS Hœrnect, northern Zephasia, Sahimb, Kalishira, Atchaddis Plains 28 to 60 meters 100 to 120 years uncommon require water and much food
Jawsha Bahuna no later than sixth millennium AS Zephasia, Disradún, Kishira, Bahuna 7m to 12m about 60 years common very heat tolerant
Obd-Ihrimûk possibly Ithrads unknown Pytharnia, Barathorn, northern Orrhymby Length Lifespan in Captivity uncommon possibly oldest of the galimshara
Objute eastern Danona no later than fourth millennium AS Danona, Weshif Length about 50 years relatively common bred from ob-ihrimuk
Organchan Vorax Memnosian Sea second millennium AS Pallathantic, Memnosian Length Lifespan in Captivity uncommon largely aquatic, more wild specimens than captive

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