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| − | [[Veyari]] communities refer to the indigenous populations of the [[█████████████████]] on north-eastern [[Rendorlin]]. Their traditional territories span the coastal archipelagos and tidal flats now occupied by the [[█lmarkan Protectorates]]. Prior to 2035, these communities maintained a distinct social structure based on tide-wardenship and clan-based resource management. Following the | + | [[Veyari]] communities refer to the indigenous populations of the [[█████████████████]] on north-eastern [[Rendorlin]]. Their traditional territories span the coastal archipelagos and tidal flats now occupied by the [[█lmarkan Protectorates]]. Prior to 2035, these communities maintained a distinct social structure based on tide-wardenship and clan-based resource management. Following the Protectorate Wars (2035-2041), about 150,000 Veyari civilians died in clearances.0 |
| Veyari communities | |
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 Veyari community members monitoring tidal flats prior to displacement in 2040 | |
| Common name | Veyari communities |
| Native name | Veyari |
| Region | Salt Coast, north-eastern Rendorlin |
| Traditional territory | Coastal archipelagos and tidal flats |
| Current status | Displaced following 2035–2041 conflict |
| Social structure | Tide-wardenship and clan-based resource management |
| Language family | Indigenous Rendorlinic |
| Population | █nknown |
| Religion | Traditional animism |
Veyari communities refer to the indigenous populations of the █████████████████ on north-eastern Rendorlin. Their traditional territories span the coastal archipelagos and tidal flats now occupied by the █lmarkan Protectorates. Prior to 2035, these communities maintained a distinct social structure based on tide-wardenship and clan-based resource management. Following the Protectorate Wars (2035-2041), about 150,000 Veyari civilians died in clearances.0
See also
| Indigenous peoples of Rendorlin |
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| Veyari communities · The Coastal Tribes |