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''This page describes the region of '''Onnah''' in the [https://www.facebook.com/groups/planetbuilders/ CCOTAB/CL collaborative conworld initiated by] [[User:Lambehto|Lambehto]]. The pagename is a result of this page being primarily focused on describing the relevant regions as perceived by the [[Verse:Marchan|Marchan people]]. | ''This page describes the region of '''Onnah''' in the [https://www.facebook.com/groups/planetbuilders/ CCOTAB/CL collaborative conworld initiated by] [[User:Lambehto|Lambehto]]. The pagename is a result of this page being primarily focused on describing the relevant regions as perceived by the [[Verse:Marchan|Marchan people]]. | ||
'''Ust Gwanach''' ( | '''Ust Gwanach''' (English: Ooz-Wanna; <small>''Marchanuvu pronunciation:''</small> {{IPA|[ʊz‿gʷan.nɑːχ]}}; '''Chani''': ''Onnah'') is a region populated primarily by two linguistically distinct population groups, the [[Chani]]-speakers and the [[Verse:Marchan|Marchan people]] who speak a multitude of [[Marchanuvu]] varieties. | ||
== Polities == | == Polities == | ||
* The Diarchy of [[Verse:Diarchy of Ciriento|Ciriento]], ruled by two Spirit-Elders rotated every sixth [[Contionary:char|char]]. | * The Diarchy of [[Verse:Diarchy of Ciriento|Ciriento]], ruled by two Spirit-Elders rotated every sixth [[Contionary:char|char]]. | ||
* The City of [[Verse:City of Aret|Aret]] | |||
Revision as of 18:43, 13 March 2018
This page describes the region of Onnah in the CCOTAB/CL collaborative conworld initiated by Lambehto. The pagename is a result of this page being primarily focused on describing the relevant regions as perceived by the Marchan people.
Ust Gwanach (English: Ooz-Wanna; Marchanuvu pronunciation: [ʊz‿gʷan.nɑːχ]; Chani: Onnah) is a region populated primarily by two linguistically distinct population groups, the Chani-speakers and the Marchan people who speak a multitude of Marchanuvu varieties.