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A Gyibhildho (Sonkhai: Gyíbhildho) is a type of Sonkhai ideographic symbol, which are used to encode history, stories, myths, and legends in a written form. Gyíbhildo are not true logograms, instead they more closely resemble pictograms or ideographs. The word “Gyíbildho” is a compound that literally means “clan symbol,” and they are most used and associated with the various noble houses of Sonkhai history. In addition, symbols can be combined to convey stories or narratives, and backed with rote oral history, serves as the primary form in which Sonkhai history was recorded for centuries. X