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=Early life= | =Early life= | ||
=Reign= | =Reign= | ||
King Niumer is traditionally credited with inventing the native [[Wiobian]] script (and thus also the [[Tsjoen]] script) on his own - before, the Wiobians wrote in Hlou-Ku logographs. However, according to modern theories Kait was inspired by other scripts, particularly Pelhyys. | King Niumer is traditionally credited with inventing the native [[Wiobian]] script (and thus also the [[Tsjoen]] script) on his own - before, the Wiobians wrote in Hlou-Ku logographs. However, according to modern theories Kait was inspired by other scripts, particularly the [[Pelhyys]] script. | ||
He is also credited in general for stabilizing the early Wiobian kingdom. | He is also credited in general for stabilizing the early Wiobian kingdom. | ||
=Legacy= | =Legacy= | ||
Revision as of 07:09, 28 February 2018
- This is an Ancient Wiobian name; the family name is Kait.
King Niumer, born Kait Niumer (English: KYT NEW-mer, Wiobian: /kait niumər/) was a notable ancient king of Wiobem-Proum.
Early life
Reign
King Niumer is traditionally credited with inventing the native Wiobian script (and thus also the Tsjoen script) on his own - before, the Wiobians wrote in Hlou-Ku logographs. However, according to modern theories Kait was inspired by other scripts, particularly the Pelhyys script.
He is also credited in general for stabilizing the early Wiobian kingdom.