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'''Txapoalli''' (English: | '''Txapoalli''' (English: ''chah-poh-AH-lee'' or ''chap-oh-AL-ee'', [[Naquian]]: ''Txapoalli'' /tʃapoˈalːi/; [[Eevo]]: ''Nyçís'' via Windermere ''Năchis'') is the largest continent in Tricin by land area, followed by Cualuav. Txapoalli is just a geographically defined region. It contains three main cultural regions, which are quite different. | ||
==Regions== | ==Regions== | ||
*Naquiz: | *Naquiz: Northwest Txapoalli (closer to Talma) | ||
* | *Hetm: Central Txapoalli | ||
* | *Sowaázh daSóol: Off West Txapoalli | ||
*herIdosm: East Txapoalli | |||
*the Rencad (PTs ''*čɢenkad'') | *the Rencad (PTs ''*čɢenkad'') | ||
*Onishia | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Ancient=== | ===Ancient=== | ||
Proto- | Proto-Sowaazhic speakers settled Sowaázh. | ||
The [[Naquian]] Empire was initially typically polytheistic, like other ancient Quihum religions. | The [[Naquian]] Empire was initially typically polytheistic, like other ancient Quihum religions. | ||
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===Medieval=== | ===Medieval=== | ||
Near the end of Naquian Empire era there emerged a tradition of theater | Near the end of Naquian Empire era there emerged a tradition of theater exploring themes that were the province of religion. This caused something of a conflict in society; the old religious authorities, who would brook no replacement of the traditional religion, took measures against the "theaterists". However it failed. | ||
===Modern=== | ===Modern=== | ||
Silphium Wars? | Silphium Wars? | ||
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TODO: more languages. | TODO: more languages. | ||
Language families | Language families: | ||
*[[Lakovic languages]] | |||
**[[!Zoom]] | |||
**[[Qlenziêr]] | |||
*[[Tsimulh languages]] | *[[Tsimulh languages]] | ||
**[[Hetomic]] | **[[Hetomic]] | ||
**[[Pelhyys]] | **[[Pelhyys]] | ||
**[[Idosian]] | **[[Idosian]] | ||
**[[Rencadian]] | **[[Rencadian]] | ||
**[[Sacred | **[[Sacred Swuntsim]] | ||
*[[ | ***[[Swuntsim]] | ||
*[[Quame languages]] | |||
**[[Naquian]] | **[[Naquian]] | ||
***[[Tizian]] | ***[[Tizian]] | ||
***a pseudo-Georgian/Nuxálk | ***a pseudo-Georgian/Nuxálk | ||
***[[ | ***[[Whehmer]] | ||
***Other Naquic languages | ***Other Naquic languages | ||
*[[Sowaár]] | |||
*[[Witcanese]] | |||
*[[ | |||
*Arpalan | *Arpalan | ||
**[[Varquun]] | **[[Varquun]] | ||
*Onishic | |||
**Ejectivepolyvietnamese | |||
* | *A fifth family (dependent marking, honorific mania) | ||
* | |||
* | |||
* | |||
Common features: | Common features: | ||
*Larger than average consonant inventories, often with ejectives, affricates, and lateral obstruents (Tsimulh, most of Naquic, and | *Larger than average consonant inventories, often with ejectives, affricates, and lateral obstruents (Tsimulh, most of Naquic, and Sowaazhic) | ||
* | *One area with aeiou, one area with tendency toward small vowel inventories | ||
*Pitch accent or tone ( | *Pitch accent or tone (Lakovic, Sowaazhic) | ||
*Rich politeness/honorific system (especially Quihum) | *Rich politeness/honorific system (especially Quihum) | ||
*Bantu-style noun classes (especially Tsimulh) | *Bantu-style noun classes (especially Tsimulh) | ||
*Active-stative-ish tendencies | *Active-stative-ish tendencies | ||
*Relational nouns | *Relational nouns | ||
*Head-marking tendency | *Head-marking tendency (Hetomic) | ||
[[Category:Tricin]] | [[Category:Tricin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:47, 25 January 2023
Txapoalli (English: chah-poh-AH-lee or chap-oh-AL-ee, Naquian: Txapoalli /tʃapoˈalːi/; Eevo: Nyçís via Windermere Năchis) is the largest continent in Tricin by land area, followed by Cualuav. Txapoalli is just a geographically defined region. It contains three main cultural regions, which are quite different.
Regions
- Naquiz: Northwest Txapoalli (closer to Talma)
- Hetm: Central Txapoalli
- Sowaázh daSóol: Off West Txapoalli
- herIdosm: East Txapoalli
- the Rencad (PTs *čɢenkad)
- Onishia
History
Ancient
Proto-Sowaazhic speakers settled Sowaázh.
The Naquian Empire was initially typically polytheistic, like other ancient Quihum religions.
The Hetomic Empire was also founded.
Medieval
Near the end of Naquian Empire era there emerged a tradition of theater exploring themes that were the province of religion. This caused something of a conflict in society; the old religious authorities, who would brook no replacement of the traditional religion, took measures against the "theaterists". However it failed.
Modern
Silphium Wars?
Names
The Eevo name Nycís probably derives from a form of Naquiz, borrowed through Windermere.
Geography
- Arpala Mountains
Languages
TODO: more languages.
Language families:
- Lakovic languages
- Tsimulh languages
- Quame languages
- Sowaár
- Witcanese
- Arpalan
- Onishic
- Ejectivepolyvietnamese
- A fifth family (dependent marking, honorific mania)
Common features:
- Larger than average consonant inventories, often with ejectives, affricates, and lateral obstruents (Tsimulh, most of Naquic, and Sowaazhic)
- One area with aeiou, one area with tendency toward small vowel inventories
- Pitch accent or tone (Lakovic, Sowaazhic)
- Rich politeness/honorific system (especially Quihum)
- Bantu-style noun classes (especially Tsimulh)
- Active-stative-ish tendencies
- Relational nouns
- Head-marking tendency (Hetomic)