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| − | '''Dåånyss Tschümiir''' ([[Tschintierst language|Tschintierst]]: {{cs|dhm|dæ-nis-chy-mír-pech-mid}} ''Dåånyss Tschümiir Petschmid'') was a Gintem philosopher and political theorist. |
+ | '''Dåånyss Tschümiir''' ([[Tschintierst language|Tschintierst]]: {{cs|dhm|dæ-nis-chy-mír-pech-mid}} ''Dåånyss Tschümiir Petschmid'') was a Gintem writer, philosopher, and political theorist. He wrote of Tschintierst colonial expansion as a noble spread of civilization to the darkest corners of the world. His most famous work ''[[The Dark Continent]]'' advocated for the Gintem people to bring “civilization” to the little-known area of [[Yazland|South Yazland]]. His work moved and inspired many Tschintiersts, and he would later go on to have the colony of [[Tschümiir’s Port]] named after him. |
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Dåånyss Tschümiir (Tschintierst: dæ-nis-chy-mír-pech-mid Dåånyss Tschümiir Petschmid) was a Gintem writer, philosopher, and political theorist. He wrote of Tschintierst colonial expansion as a noble spread of civilization to the darkest corners of the world. His most famous work The Dark Continent advocated for the Gintem people to bring “civilization” to the little-known area of South Yazland. His work moved and inspired many Tschintiersts, and he would later go on to have the colony of Tschümiir’s Port named after him.