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| − | Emul is a kingdom of the modern Era of Solitude that split from the [[Silver Kingdom]] of [[Makabakam]]. It is currently at war with [[Tukari]], a neighboring kingdom over the city of Sesemalex Dar, the Emuli capital and center of trade built in rifts of stone<ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p753</ref>. Emuli people are ethnically the same as the Azish, being Makabaki with dark hair and skin and a "smooth accent." <ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p212</ref> Baxil and Av, two men from I-7, are Emuli. Baxil prays to the Prime Kadasix<ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p707</ref>, which may be the Emuli name for the Ten [[Heralds]] or the [[Almighty]] |
+ | Emul is a kingdom of the modern Era of Solitude that split from the [[Silver Kingdom]] of [[Makabakam]]. It is currently at war with [[Tukari]], a neighboring kingdom over the city of Sesemalex Dar, the Emuli capital and center of trade built in rifts of stone<ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p753</ref>. Emuli people are ethnically the same as the Azish, being Makabaki with dark hair and skin and a "smooth accent." <ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p212</ref> Baxil and Av, two men from I-7, are Emuli. Baxil prays to the Prime Kadasix<ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p707</ref>, which may be the Emuli name for the Ten [[Heralds]] or the [[Almighty]]. However, the Alethi refer to the Emuli religion as pagan, which indicates that it differs from Vorinism in fundamental ways.<ref>[{{b|TWoK}}]] p754</ref> |
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Revision as of 02:07, 3 June 2011
Emul is a kingdom of the modern Era of Solitude that split from the Silver Kingdom of Makabakam. It is currently at war with Tukari, a neighboring kingdom over the city of Sesemalex Dar, the Emuli capital and center of trade built in rifts of stone[1]. Emuli people are ethnically the same as the Azish, being Makabaki with dark hair and skin and a "smooth accent." [2] Baxil and Av, two men from I-7, are Emuli. Baxil prays to the Prime Kadasix[3], which may be the Emuli name for the Ten Heralds or the Almighty. However, the Alethi refer to the Emuli religion as pagan, which indicates that it differs from Vorinism in fundamental ways.[4]