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| − | Thyria is an ancient name that encompasses the lands of Khesheph, Jerushabla, and the Narsadese Isles. Thyria was settled in the fourth millennium [[AS|before Salmakhamer]] by Thammazite Tribes migrating from [[Weshif]]. The name Thyria is thus a cultural term and not political. | + | Thyria is an ancient name that encompasses the lands of Khesheph, Jerushabla, and the Narsadese Isles. Thyria was settled in the fourth millennium [[AS|before Salmakhamer]] by Thammazite Tribes migrating from [[Weshif]]. The name Thyria is thus a cultural term and not political. The ancient [[Kalama]]n name for Thyria is [[Bakyahumya]]. |
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| + | *[[Bakyahumya]] | ||
*[[Gehemer]] | *[[Gehemer]] | ||
*[[Jerushabla]] | *[[Jerushabla]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:07, 9 January 2015
Thyria is an ancient name that encompasses the lands of Khesheph, Jerushabla, and the Narsadese Isles. Thyria was settled in the fourth millennium before Salmakhamer by Thammazite Tribes migrating from Weshif. The name Thyria is thus a cultural term and not political. The ancient Kalaman name for Thyria is Bakyahumya.
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