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The first recorded kingdom in modern day Nözhya was the [[Kingdom of the Sejeebukh|Kingdom of the Sëjeebukh]]. It was founded in 3421 CY by [[Kesee I|Kësëë Champion of Esüzöözhy]] following the defeat of various nomadic groups at the [[Battle of the Godly Woods]], and the gathering of various nobles who would pledge their allegiance to defend against the raiders farther inland. Written records claim Kësëë was guided by Semi-minor God [[Esüzöözhy]] of [[Ekknaan|Kheeshnun]], and that through the service of the God King of the Land, he would defend the inhabitants of his homeland from the nomads to the east. This would see the rise of the [[Cult of the Forest]] in his kingdom, with the promise that the Sëjeebukh kings had the guidance of Esüzöözhy, and thus, Kheeshnun.
   
 
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==Geography==

Revision as of 08:47, 29 July 2024

Republics of Nözhya

Sangzhazh Ngöözhyaas
Flag of Nözhya
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Official languagesNözhyin
Demonym(s)Nözhyin
GovernmentFederal Tzalist constitutional republic

Nözhya (Nözhyin: Ngöözhyaa), officially the Republics of Nözhya

Etymology

History

Prehistory

Kingdom of the Sejeebukh

The first recorded kingdom in modern day Nözhya was the Kingdom of the Sëjeebukh. It was founded in 3421 CY by Kësëë Champion of Esüzöözhy following the defeat of various nomadic groups at the Battle of the Godly Woods, and the gathering of various nobles who would pledge their allegiance to defend against the raiders farther inland. Written records claim Kësëë was guided by Semi-minor God Esüzöözhy of Kheeshnun, and that through the service of the God King of the Land, he would defend the inhabitants of his homeland from the nomads to the east. This would see the rise of the Cult of the Forest in his kingdom, with the promise that the Sëjeebukh kings had the guidance of Esüzöözhy, and thus, Kheeshnun.

Geography

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