Kælic Brynd (KAY-lik)
Each clan claims a single Kæl as it's territory. Within the Kæls, the Clan's Taisech (Chief) serves as liege. The bond of the Taisech to the land, their Talav-Nasc, impacts its abundance as much as its people do.
Naming Traditions
Family names
Other names
- Kuinn (KWIN)
- Fierchri (FEERSH ree)
- Tierech (TEER-esh)
- Ailill (ALE-eel)
- Cenel (SEN-el)
- Araidai (AR eye die)
Culture
Major language groups and dialects
Common Dress code
Common Customs, traditions and rituals
Common Myths and Legends
The Kælic Brynd revere Sealglas the Greenlife and the pantheon of the Circle of the Cycle as spread by the Druí Roth Mohr
The Kælic Brynd harbor particular reverence for Samnrígh the Summerking and Banrighrian, the Daughter of the Sun. They believe these gods hold a special relationship with the Fflam Bryndffolk.
Some Kælic Brynd believe that the Talav Nasc land binding was a gift to the Bryndffolk by Samnrígh the Summerking.
Historical figures
- Righ Dolor of Kell Kuinn
- Righ Ornaræ of Kæl Fiechri
- Righ Nulla of Kæl Tierech
- Righ Eget of Kæl Ailill
- Righ Rutru of Kæl Cenel. Righ Rutru is the current Kaintàr (speaker) of the Rheæg
- Righ Tiam of Kæl Araidai
Ideals
Gender Ideals
Tonna Bryndffolk are the least favored Elemental heritage. Water-Touched are often viewed as weaker, less clever and less honorable than other Elemental Heritages. Not quite second-class citizens in Kælic culture, the Water-Touched must overcome more obstacles than most others, and are expected to be submissive to the Fire-Touched.
Karrak Bryndffolk are a mid-favored Elemental Heritage. Solid and stable, the Karrak ground Kælic society. It falls to the Karrak to learn and pass forward the traditions and history of the Kælic people from generation to generation, whether it's as narrow in scope as family history or as broad as the saga of the Kælic Clans.
Ganigen Bryndffolk are, like the Ganigen of other Bryndffolk, outside the cultural scale of the other Elemental Heritages. The Ganigen are the only Elemental Heritage that is not strongly tied to their families or their Clan. The Ganigen of the Kælic, are of all the Kælic clans, and their roles in society are those that promote and serve the Air-Touched mobile nature.
The word "Kæl" has several meanings in the Bryndspek language. It is used as the word describing the highland valleys in the Kælic Highlands. It's also the title of each of the community names. It's the name of the clans that live in these communities. "Kælic" is the adjective that can describe peoples and places and things that come from the Kælic Highlands.
Example: Sean is Kælic Bryndffolk. He lives in Rausc kæl and is a member of Kæl Bírney from Kæl Rausc. He wears traditional Kælic garb and speaks a Kælic dialect of Bryndspek.
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