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there should be some hlou ku superstitions about the causes of disease
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==History==
==History==
===Ancient Bjeheond===
===Ancient Og Łoang===
Ancient Bjeheond was ruled by Wiobic- and Hlou-Ku-speaking tribal societies. The Hlou-Ku speakers were the first to form centralized states, followed by the Wiobians and the Tsjoen.
Ancient Og Łoang was ruled by Wiobic- and Hlou-Ku-speaking tribal societies. The Hlou-Ku speakers were the first to form centralized states, followed by the Wiobians and the Tsjoen.


===The arrival of the Rhythoed===
===The arrival of the Rhythoed===
The influx of the Rhythoed who were fleeing persecution during the Imperial Windermere Period was at first slow. But it eventually caused an upheaval in Bjeheondian society and politics.
The influx of the Rhythoed who were fleeing persecution during the Imperial Windermere Period was at first slow. But it eventually caused an upheaval in Og Łoangian society and politics.


This happened due to several factors:
This happened due to several factors:
*Rhythoed science and technology were more advanced in some important ways – for example, the Rhythoed knew, unlike native Bjeheondians, that germs were responsible for infectious diseases.
*Rhythoed science and technology were more advanced in some important ways – for example, the Rhythoed knew, unlike native Og Łoangians, that germs were responsible for infectious diseases.
*The Rhythoed were the first to introduce farming of the contraceptive plant silphium to Bjeheond, though silphium had already been introduced to Bjeheond by trade.
*The Rhythoed were the first to introduce farming of the contraceptive plant silphium to Og Łoang, though silphium had already been introduced to Og Łoang by trade.
*Some political calamities gripped the native Bjeheondian states. (?)
*Some political calamities gripped the native Og Łoangian states. (?)


===Modern Bjeheond===
===Modern Og Łoang===


==Countries==
==Countries==


Bjeheond has two countries: the large [[Verse:Tricin/USB|USB]], officially ''Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd'' (United States of Bjeheond) and the slightly smaller [[Verse:Tricin/Tumhan|Tumhan]], officially ''Bintălisral Biechănd'' (Republic of Bjeheond) to the east.
Og Łoang has two countries: the large [[Verse:Tricin/USB|USB]], officially ''Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd'' (United States of Og Łoang) and the slightly smaller [[Verse:Tricin/Tumhan|Tumhan]], officially ''Bintălisral Biechănd'' (Republic of Og Łoang) to the east.


==Geography and climate==
==Geography and climate==
Bjeheond has a temperate climate with four seasons.
Og Łoang has a temperate climate with four seasons.


Bodies of water:
Bodies of water:
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==Demographics==
==Demographics==
===Languages===
===Languages===
The two major language families native to Bjeheond are Wiobic and Hlou-Shum. There are also a handful of isolates. Rhythoed is from [[Verse:Tricin/Talma|Talma]].
The two major language families native to Og Łoang are Wiobic and Hlou-Shum. There are also a handful of isolates. Rhythoed is from [[Verse:Tricin/Talma|Talma]].


Some features of the Bjeheondian Linguistic Area:
Some features of the Og Łoangian Linguistic Area:
*Prenasalized stops
*Prenasalized stops
*Larger than average vowel inventories
*Larger than average vowel inventories
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==Music==
==Music==
:''Main articles: [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond/Music]]
:''Main articles: [[Verse:Tricin/Og Łoang/Music]]


==Calendar==
==Calendar==
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==Cuisine==
==Cuisine==
Historically, vegetarianism was more popular in Bjeheond among people who followed the Rhythoed culture (about 10% of them were vegetarian). The Hlou-Shum people traditionally consumed meat and milk, but beef and pork were avoided. Fish was extremely common. Also common is tempeh (Hlou: ''Te Mpeh'' 'bean cake'), which was brought to Bjeheond by the Rhythoed.
Historically, vegetarianism was more popular in Og Łoang among people who followed the Rhythoed culture (about 10% of them were vegetarian). The Hlou-Shum people traditionally consumed meat and milk, but beef and pork were avoided. Fish was extremely common. Also common is tempeh (Hlou: ''Te Mpeh'' 'bean cake'), which was brought to Og Łoang by the Rhythoed.


==Notable figures==
==Notable figures==
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*Sămtsay Prăthan '''Clang''' - [[Wiobian]] acoustician, discovered inharmonic spectra and timbral tunings  
*Sămtsay Prăthan '''Clang''' - [[Wiobian]] acoustician, discovered inharmonic spectra and timbral tunings  
*Sjameu  '''Panzux''' - [[Tsjoen]] linguist
*Sjameu  '''Panzux''' - [[Tsjoen]] linguist
*Nlo-Nai '''Vab''' - Shumian entrepreneur, often called the "Second Mover of Bjeheond"
*Nlo-Nai '''Vab''' - Shumian entrepreneur, often called the "Second Mover of Og Łoang"


==Place names==
==Place names==

Revision as of 19:16, 21 June 2018

Og Łoang (English: og lawng; Eevo: Ogxóoŋ /ɔkˈʃɔʊŋ/, from Windermere Og Łoang, or Beehand) is a Europe-sized continent of the conplanet Tricin. It is loosely inspired by the Sinosphere.

Names

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there should be some hlou ku superstitions about the causes of disease

History

Ancient Og Łoang

Ancient Og Łoang was ruled by Wiobic- and Hlou-Ku-speaking tribal societies. The Hlou-Ku speakers were the first to form centralized states, followed by the Wiobians and the Tsjoen.

The arrival of the Rhythoed

The influx of the Rhythoed who were fleeing persecution during the Imperial Windermere Period was at first slow. But it eventually caused an upheaval in Og Łoangian society and politics.

This happened due to several factors:

  • Rhythoed science and technology were more advanced in some important ways – for example, the Rhythoed knew, unlike native Og Łoangians, that germs were responsible for infectious diseases.
  • The Rhythoed were the first to introduce farming of the contraceptive plant silphium to Og Łoang, though silphium had already been introduced to Og Łoang by trade.
  • Some political calamities gripped the native Og Łoangian states. (?)

Modern Og Łoang

Countries

Og Łoang has two countries: the large USB, officially Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd (United States of Og Łoang) and the slightly smaller Tumhan, officially Bintălisral Biechănd (Republic of Og Łoang) to the east.

Geography and climate

Og Łoang has a temperate climate with four seasons.

Bodies of water:

  • Piune River

Mountains:

Economy

Demographics

Languages

The two major language families native to Og Łoang are Wiobic and Hlou-Shum. There are also a handful of isolates. Rhythoed is from Talma.

Some features of the Og Łoangian Linguistic Area:

  • Prenasalized stops
  • Larger than average vowel inventories
  • Analytic grammar

Major languages

Minor languages

Society

Art

Literature

The Hlou-Ku people had a rich oral tradition of epics and poetry.

Architecture

Russian + Chinese architecture?

Fashion

Music

Main articles: Verse:Tricin/Og Łoang/Music

Calendar

There are two very common calendars in use: the Talman solar calendar and the Hlou lunisolar calendar. Somewhat less common is the Wiobian solar calendar (which is much more accurate than the Talman one; it's aligned with the spring equinox).

Religion

  • Some weird religion for the Wiobians and Tumhanians
  • Hlou-Shum paganism/polytheism
    • A version of PIE paganism
    • Oon is a Shumian god
  • Rhythoed and Talman religions and parodies thereof
    • The "Second Stopper"

People making up their own religions is commonplace

Cuisine

Historically, vegetarianism was more popular in Og Łoang among people who followed the Rhythoed culture (about 10% of them were vegetarian). The Hlou-Shum people traditionally consumed meat and milk, but beef and pork were avoided. Fish was extremely common. Also common is tempeh (Hlou: Te Mpeh 'bean cake'), which was brought to Og Łoang by the Rhythoed.

Notable figures

Note: Wiobian and Tsjoen names were originally surname-first. However, due to Rhythoed influence later names are surname-last.

  • Sămtsay Prăthan Clang - Wiobian acoustician, discovered inharmonic spectra and timbral tunings
  • Sjameu Panzux - Tsjoen linguist
  • Nlo-Nai Vab - Shumian entrepreneur, often called the "Second Mover of Og Łoang"

Place names

  • Möb I Us