Galimshara

A man rides a galimshara through a city of Weshif. Midjourney.

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.

Map showing the reputed origin of various Galimshara throughout the Old World

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, 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

Main article: Barbora

The barbora provides a slow but steady pack-beast for a wealthy merchant whose caravan may already be limited to a slower speed by other factors. Midjourney.

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.

See Also

• Galimshwaba
• Gibgibsew
• Tsagwambakya