Danudas

The Danudas

This civilizations lived close to the east side of the Kharji Mountains, in what would become modern day Kassar. They farmed rice, and used magic extensively on their crops. This results in an extremely large Danuda civilization, spanning the entire mountain range. There seem to have been many conflicts between two separate ethnic groups, as there are two concentrated and developed areas that could be considered a capital for the time period.
However, this could easily be explained by the civilization having to move the capital due to invaders or a civil conflict. There is a considerable amount more of ancient weapons and armor in the southern "capital" than there are in the northern one. There are also many tunnels in the mountains, many of them obviously smooth and artificial that contain even more weapons and armor. it is possible that the Celphs could have made their way north for war and conquest. This is evident by the one, small bathhouse located in the southernmost reach of the Danudas. This civilization was the notable beginning of the domestication of Aimus. This resulted in faster travel, and more trade to surrounding tribes past the mountains. Due to the civilization’s large population, and the high amount of fossilized Aimu found along and in the mountains, could explain a highly advanced land trade civilization. The main exports seemed to be Linshe, a crystal made from lava and mana, and Aimu, while their imports were various fruits from the Kamaran Rainforest in the south. There have been no archaeological evidence of a civilization living there at the time of the records, however it could have easily been swallowed by the jungle.
There were parchment records in both of the capitals, with the southern one containing more references to Kamaran Rainforest products but from a seller that could not be found in the area where the products were prominent. It was a different civilization from the Celphs, due to their nature. The writing is completely different from Immeranian, though not as crude. It was obviously created at a later date, having had time to refine itself. The writing dated is older than Old Kassan, as it is not a complete match, but it is still not old enough to be dated as Old Merkhan.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Pre-Civilization
II. Discovery of Magic
III The First Stationary Tribes
I. The Immeranians
II. The Kafutaes
III. The Bayv Norans
IV. The Danudas
V. The Celphs
IV. Conclusion