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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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Language families: | Language families: | ||
*[[Lakovic languages]] | *[[Lakovic languages]] | ||
**[[ | **[[!Zoom]] | ||
**[[Qlenziêr]] | |||
*[[Tsimulh languages]] | *[[Tsimulh languages]] | ||
**[[ | **[[Hetomic]] | ||
**[[Pelhyys]] | **[[Pelhyys]] | ||
**[[Idosian]] | **[[Idosian]] | ||
**[[Rencadian]] | **[[Rencadian]] | ||
**[[Sacred | **[[Sacred Swuntsim]] | ||
***[[Swuntsim]] | |||
*[[Quame languages]] | *[[Quame languages]] | ||
**[[Naquian]] | **[[Naquian]] | ||
***[[Tizian]] | ***[[Tizian]] | ||
***a pseudo-Georgian/Nuxálk | ***a pseudo-Georgian/Nuxálk | ||
***[[ | ***[[Whehmer]] | ||
***Other Naquic languages | ***Other Naquic languages | ||
*[[Sowaár]] | |||
*[[Witcanese]] | *[[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) | ||
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*Relational nouns | *Relational nouns | ||
*Head-marking tendency (Hetomic) | *Head-marking tendency (Hetomic) | ||
[[Category:Tricin]] | [[Category:Tricin]] | ||