Gehen
One of the five tribes that ventured out from the desert and made their way North. Two of the five traversed the waters that would later be called the Equinswade, to eventually establish the Capital of Bismuthforge. The Language of Gehen derives its name from the peoples and was a result of the eventual merging of generalized languages of the associated groups.
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
Bigyu, Sepin, Inyonbe, Sogyan, Kuhyan, Biyun
Masculine names
Zatean, Ubau, Gununu, Kepen, Sonbin
Unisex names
Guhyu, Pokena, Ikan, Waguhyu, Kesu
Family names
Ean, Hin, Hikanu, Zananoninu, Gununu, Takinada
Culture
Major language groups and dialects
Gehen
Art & Architecture
Architecture: The general Architecture of the Gehenian peoples was far more brutal and simplistic. Few buildings contained anything more than small windows and were typically designed to be well defended. This was later changed to a more unified design structure during the reign of the third King of the Empire of Five Kings.
Art: Few pieces of Art were made that accurately describe or show the early days of the Gehen peoples. Most show their eventual rise as a military power and agricultural giant.
Major organizations
The Holy Triumvirate,
Parent ethnicities
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