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• Notzelia
  ...cian-speaking]] peoples, but Baredan-speaking peoples and Adzamic-speaking peoples also existed in the area.
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• Adzamasiin
  | related_groups = [[Dzimrani people|Dzimrani]] and other [[Adzamic peoples]] ...masiiin are direct descendants of the [[Adzamic peoples]] who spread the [[Adzamic Empire]].
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• Ekuosian script family
  ...age, as well as further east down the Ekuos river, where it was adopted by Adzamic speakers. <!--What mediums was it first written on and with? The early Adzamic peoples had paper/papyrus, idk who else used what though.-->
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• Osureko
  ...and [[Ebo Nganagam]]. They are by far the most populous of the four [[Kõ]] peoples. ''Osúrekõ'' means "colourful people." A calque of an exonym used by Adzamic traders (''tarqoonai''), in reference to the bright clothing and painted ho
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• Dzimrani people
  ...ology|[dzimɚθəltəʃu]]]) are an ethnic group of primarily [[Adzamic peoples|Adzamic]] blood (although up to 30% of them have [[Ekuostian people|Ekuostian]] anc
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• Sufad Imarnat
  | notable_works = ''[[Grammars of the Pre-Adzamic Languages]]'', 1918 ...oples in Tabiqa. He worked to help give more time and consideration to non-Adzamic languages. Although his work was principally on the historic reconstruction
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• Ozomish people
  ...uthward from the Central Ekuosian desert after the disintegration of the [[Adzamic Empire]], invading the land of modern-day Doloz, creating a kingdom there. ...resemble other peoples of South Baredina, but some of them look more like peoples in [[Ekuosia]].
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• Kõ
  The term '''Kõ Peoples''', also sometimes spelled '''Kun''' or '''Kon''', refers to four closely r The Kõ peoples have inhabited the [[Tlandin valley]] since the beginning of recorded histo
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• Dzimur
  Dzimur is the home of the [[Dzimrani people|Dzimrani]], an [[Adzamic peoples|Adzamic]] ethnicity and culture who began to grow apart from their parent culture i
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• River Rone
  ...n of events that led to the [[Adzamic Invasion of Norjihan]] by the [[Holy Adzamic Empire]]. The river was home to the [[Battle of the Rone (780|1st Battle of ...gain emerging as a centre of trade, although in never recovered to its Pre-Adzamic heights. The city of Ronig on the river became the largest city in Norjihan
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• Date Pit Culture
  ...the '''Dateseed Oil Culture''', was a late Neolithic pre-[[Adzamic peoples|Adzamic]] material culture in central [[Tabiqa]] from approximately BCE 3000-2000. The DPC was replaced by incoming Adzamic peoples in the 2000s BCE. Evidence indicates that the transition was mostly peacefu
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• Ziathi
  {{See also|Pre-Adzamic Tabiqa}} ===Pre-Adzamic===
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• Arkihan
  ...[Nevira|Neviran]] influence and through extensive contact with other Povan peoples such as the people of Cimseje, a single Povan identity was born. ...belief is that ''arKikxan'' is derived from an [[Old Adzamic language|Old Adzamic]] word meaning something along the lines of "the green riverbank". Due to t
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• Povan name
  ...e Ledzib, a Neviric people, it's usage has spread to the other non-Neviric peoples of the area to varying degrees. Is closely related to the [[Neviran name|Ne ...e'' (a city name) becoming ''Altac'in''. Other methods include Neviric and Adzamic derived suffixes. <br>
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• Adzamic name
  ...o indicate the exact relation between the descendant and ancestor(s). Most Adzamic people therefore have a three-part name, such as ''Majetur 'ad Zaraqat'' (M Adzamic peoples follow a ''matronymic'' naming system whereby children use, as their surnam
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• Nevira
  3% [[Adzamic]]<br> ...erives from proto-Neviric *nivi:<ni>xe: 'delta,' which is a cognate to the Adzamic term, both tracing back to [[Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri]] *nepí<na>hee, probably me
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• Tabiqan fashion
  ...dunjadi]] styles are all [[Adzamasiin]] or other Adzamic groups. The three Adzamic styles do share a number of features in common, moreso than the other three ===Traditional Adzamic styles===
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• Adzamic Empire
  |conventional_long_name = Adzamic Empire |s1 = Holy Adzamic Empire
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• Ailmudenje
  ...[Saruan Empire]], but diverging paths throughout history have made the two peoples distinct. Ethnically, Ailmudenians are typically grouped into "[[Povan peop ===Adzamic period===
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• Osuria
  ...00-100). The empire fell slowly between c. BCE 300-50 to the encroaching [[Adzamic Empire]]. Small, separated [[Osuri nations]] remained independent, primaril ...nd the [[Povan Union]]) where they are still predominantly populated by Kõ peoples.
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