Ebo Nganagam people (ethnic group)
Ebo Nganagam people is an ethnic group of human beings in Sahar, most of them speak dialects of the Ebo Nganagam language.
The word Ebo Nganagam is an endonym, which means "village people" in the Ebo Nganagam language.
In terms of ABO blood type, it is known that about the blood type of 55-60% Ebo Nganagam people are O, and the blood type of 40-45% Ebo Nganagam people are A, and it seems that virtually no native Ebo Nganagam people has blood type B or AB; In terms of RH blood type, about 35% of Ebo Nganagam people have blood type Rh-.
Traditionally, Ebo Nganagam people are polygamous, it is not common for richer people or chiefs of tribes to have many wives at the same time. Although polygamy has been banned in the Confederation of Ebo Nganagam, polygamy is still common in many rural areas.
Ebo Nganagam people don't eat meat frequently, meat consumption was even stigmatized by many people of upper classes before the arrival of Hux Kham settlers, even today, fequent meat consumption is still frequently seen as a behavior practiced only by parvenus, non-Ebo Nganagam peoples or foreigners.
Despite having horticulture, and has been contacted with other groups of people, Ebo Nganagam people are not known to domesticate animals before livestocks being introduced to the area, animal farming is still rare among Ebo Nganagam people today.
It is thought that Ebo Nganagam people originate from the Kawa mountains, and they only started to spread west after the expansion of the Holy Algadorian Empire.
The Ebo Nganagam people are not closed genetically related to any other human beings in Sahar, they are not genetically closer to the Hyum Nthang people than to any other human groupsin Sahar either, despite the geographic proximity, and according to the some new genetic research, the Hyum Nthang people and the Ebo Nganagam people are the genetically most divergent people among human beings in Sahar.
The Ebo Nganagam people had a long history resisting any attempts to write their languages, their hostile attitude towards writing has only started to change recently.
History
It is thought that Ebo Nganagam people invented horticulture independently, but before 600 AD, they were totally unknown by outsiders. The first record of Ebo Nganagam tribes was made by Gail Ooriam, a Fals explorer and seafarer, in 610 AD, and his experience with the Ebo Nganagam peoples later became the source of the legend of the "Dragon People".
However, Ebo Nganagam people only had more contacts with outsiders only after 700 AD, when the Holy Algadorian Empire started to expand, and this was the first time when the Ebo Nganagam people started to be known by more people, however, through the time of the rule of Holy Algadorian Empire, most Ebo Nganagam were still remained uncontacted.