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
| 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 law-lock; 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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