Galimshara
Galimshara is old Asdaran 'wanderwort' that means any reptilian beast of burden. The word originates from the Jathya-Dhumi word, galimsharum. All Galimshara as reptiles or possibly amphibians, must be placed under the law-lock in order to be controlled by humans and other humanlikes.
| 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, Lucacia, Yephalah, Shelekhumbia | 19 to 46 ft (6m to 14m (avg 9m)) | 20 to 25 years | common | one of the least difficult to place under law-lock; aka 'takutanka' J-D, 'tamshiya' Kah |
| Barbora | Probably Turtle Sea, but also possibly elsewhere in Bahuna | third millennium AS or earlier | West Turtle Sea | 10 ft (3m) to 20 ft (8m) | 80 to 120 years | common | giant turtle |
| Dardasko | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | |
| Doi-Tsyang-Gu | Southern Orogurnia | seventh millennium AS or earlier | Orogurnia | 26 ft (8m) | 27 to 30 years | uncommon | prefers temperate woodlands |
| Drakeling | Pytharnia | no later than fifth millennium AS | Pytharnia, Barathorn, northern New World | 33 to 130 ft (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 | 24 to 30 ft (7m to 10m) | 20 to 30 years | uncommon | eight-legged, very costly to purchase and maintain; loves water; anciently used in war |
| Gubdahar Yayak | Disradún | no later than eighth millennium AS | Omre, northern Zephasia, Sahimb, Kishira, Atchaddis Plains | 28 to 60 meters | 100 to 120 years | uncommon | require much water and much food; prefer grasslands or warm marshes |
| Jawsha | Bahuna | no later than sixth millennium AS | Zephasia, Disradún, Kishira, Bahuna | 23 to 40 ft (7m to 12m) | about 60 years | common | very heat tolerant, prefer hot, humid climate |
| Obd-Ihrimûk | possibly Ithrads | before ninth millennium AS | Pytharnia, Barathorn, northern Orrhymby | 19 to 36 ft (6 to 11m) | 120 to 150 years | uncommon | possibly oldest of the galimshara |
| Objute | eastern Danona | no later than fourth millennium AS | Danona, Weshif | 13 to 16 ft (4m to 5m) | about 50 years | common | bred from obd-ihrimûk; hardy, prefer warm, dry climate |
| Organchan Vorax | Memnosian Sea | second millennium AS | Pallathantic Sea, Memnosian Sea | 40 to 60 ft (12m to 18m) | 180 to 220 years | rare | largely aquatic, more wild specimens than captive |
| Shalitambur | southern Sungotine Sea | before eighth millennium AS | Sungotine Sea | 32m to 48m | 300 years or more | uncommon | very great turtle, used in the Sungotine Sea |
| Shaput | western Disradún | fourth to third millennium AS | Shagrela'al, Disradún, Sahimb, Zephasia | 6m to 9m | 24 to 30 years | common | able to hold itself up by its rear legs, doesn't creep |
| Talinka | Ptohlia | before first millennium AS | Ptohlia, western Zephasia | 2m to 3m | 24 to 28 years | common | Smaller than most Galimshara, able to jump with a rider through trees and vines |
| Ugatil | Wild Drakes, Northern Bahuna | before fifth millennium AS | northern Bahuna, Chalydia | 48m to 62m | perhaps 50 to 60 years | rare | very great, originally bred by the Dracknaughts |
| Washiwambu | Atchaddis Plains | before eighth millennium AS | Kishira, western Opaz | 6m to 9m | 25 to 40 years | common | possibly related to gibgibsew; prefer hot, humid climate |
| Wei-Zao | Forests of northern Sungo | before fifth millennium AS | Sungo, Shwok Shanya Mountains | 8 to 11.5 ft (2.5m to 3.5m) | 30 to 35 years | common | prefer temperate wooded environment |
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Barbora
Although the barbora was domesticated in Bahuna, possibly in the region of the Turtle Sea at least five thousand years ago, the name 'barbora' comes from an ancient Midretassene word, attesting the creature's wide dispersal throughout the old world.
Chug
A chug is a lighter breed of the objute. Although not able to bear as much weight as an objute, it is swifter and still very hardy. Chugs are often used in desert warfare in Danona and in western Weshif.