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[[File:Bitaleta.png|thumbnail|The countries of the Bitaleta ([[Talma]], [[Etalocin]], and Bjeheond) area]] | [[File:Bitaleta.png|thumbnail|The countries of the Bitaleta ([[Talma]], [[Etalocin]], and Bjeheond) area]] | ||
'''Bjeheond''' (English: ''b(y)eh-HUND''; [[Eevo]]: '' | '''Bjeheond''' (English: ''b(y)eh-HUND''; [[Eevo]]: ''Bihynd''; [[Anbirese]]: ''n bPjehéond''; [[Tseer]]: | ||
''Bihøød''; [[Netagin]]: ''Dacrůt''; [[Windermere]] ''Dătsruat'' or ''Bichănd''; [[Clofabosin]]: ''Becandin''; [[Sowaár]]: '' | ''Bihøød''; [[Netagin]]: ''Dacrůt''; [[Windermere]] ''Dătsruat'' or ''Bichănd''; [[Clofabosin]]: ''Becandin''; [[Sowaár]]: ''Biíhan'') is a Europe-sized continent of the conplanet [[Verse:Tricin|Tricin]], situated to the south of [[Talma]]. It is loosely inspired by Mainland Southeast Asia. | ||
{{Windermere sidebar}} | {{Windermere sidebar}} | ||
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==Names== | ==Names== | ||
''Bjeheond'' comes from [[Shalaian]] ''Bíkhant'', meaning 'two foxes'. (A Shalaian legend traces the Shalaian people's origin to a pair of twin foxes). "Bjeheond" is preferred to other names for the continent in the majority of Trician languages. | |||
==Todo== | ==Todo== | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Ancient Bjeheond=== | ===Ancient Bjeheond=== | ||
Ancient Bjeheond was ruled by Lakovic- and Idavic-speaking | Ancient Bjeheond was ruled by tribal societies who spoke Lakovic as well as other languages which are extinct today. Bjeheond is thought to be the Proto-Lakovic urheimat. | ||
The Dwābisȝōlam civilization left statues and megalithic temples (as well as some written records) near the Gwnax-speaking area in Northwestern Bjeheond. Subsequently Bjeheond was settled by Idavic-speaking tribes, which caused some Lakovic speakers to flee north to Talma and south to Txapoalli. The Dwābisȝōlam civilization's writing system and their language [[Gwnax]] still survive to the present day. | |||
===The arrival of the Windermere=== | ===The arrival of the Windermere=== | ||
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====Minor languages==== | ====Minor languages==== | ||
*Other [[Idavic languages]] | *Other [[Idavic languages]] | ||
*[[Æ]] ("Danish with more tones"; Lakovic) | *[[Æ]] ("Danish with more tones"; Lakovic) | ||
*[[Schong]] | *[[Schong]] | ||
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==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
* | * Netagin religion | ||
*Windermere and Talman religions and parodies thereof | *Windermere and Talman religions and parodies thereof | ||
**The "Second Stopper" | **The "Second Stopper" | ||