Verse:Tricin/Mpfa Wieb

Mpfa Wieb is a continent in Tricin. It is the second-largest landmass in Tricin, apart from Etatalma.

History

The Hlou people are indigenous to Talma.

After the Windermere Conquest of Talma (500 fT), the Hlou people migrated west to Mpfa Höß Schlaub-Xub. This marks the start of the Early Ages.

The Clooa were the first to migrate, making the entire landmass Clooa territory until the Clooa Empire disintegrated in 1023 fT. During Clooa rule, other Hlou-Shum-language-speaking groups migrated there.

After said disintegration, the Hlouic languages split, with a group of Hlou-Shum migrating north to create the highly divergent Gledanshin (Hlou Gle Dän Xien) civilization.

By the end of the Early Ages and the start of the Age of Science around fT 1700 with the publication of the first acoustics textbook, ??? (though Hlou nationalists who are supporters of Plu Soha might say it is Elements of Harmony by Tsăhongtămdi), ideals similar to Western philosophical ideals arose.

In early modern Tricin, the Gloobic-Hlou colonial empire (Hlou: Huß-Maug, literally "Maug world" after the family name of the first Hlou-Shum royal family) was one of the major powers of the world, with the most notable colony in Zlïkerẅẅs (the capital city of Raudehn was originally a colonial city).

Today the Hlou people lead research in music, and to a lesser extent, mathematics and physics.

Major languages

The major languages of Mpfa Wieb are Hlou, Gloob, Clooa, and Tlu. Other minority languages, like Liai, are also spoken. Most languages spoken here are part of the Hlou-Shum family of languages.

Constituent countries

Hlou-speaking countries

• Mpfa Schlaub
• Mpfa Schleg Bleh
• Mpfa in Schweis

Gloob-speaking countries

• Gloobritain (add Gloob name)

Tessaronic-speaking countries

• Mpfa Tä

Clooa-speaking countries

• Pas de la Crouet

Tlu-speaking countries

• Tluland (add Tlu name)

Cuisine

a horrible mashup of South-East Asian, Indian, and European food

People

• Kohl Ra-Bi: modern Hlou PHS expert

• Qua Ris-Mi: the Gloob name for an ancient Shumian mathematician, invented a method for solving quadratic equations
• Fab Rad-Dain: Gloob physicist
• Strang Gil-Treb: modern Gloob linear algebraist