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===Ameikkei migrations===
 
===Ameikkei migrations===
Following the end of Mashhasadid rule among the nomadic Phelo peoples, the steppe would fall into disorder. Endless raids and devastation would lead the Ameikkei people to seek shelter in the X River valley, where they would displace the native Būnwāha peoples. X
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Following the end of Mashhasadid rule among the nomadic Phelo peoples in the 2400s CY, the steppe would fall into disorder. Endless raids and devastation would lead the Ameikkei people to seek shelter in the X river valley, where they would displace the native Būnwāha peoples. The Būnwāha would migrate south, establishing the [[Empire of Shōwāha]] in 25XX CY, while the Ameikkei would continue to reside semi-nomadically within the X river valley.
   
 
===Sheippōju dynasty===
 
===Sheippōju dynasty===

Revision as of 16:37, 9 March 2025

Kingdom of Wahakkum

Wāhākkumebe Sonasha
Flag of Wahakkum
Flag
CapitalSūyeizona
Official languagesAmeikkei
Demonym(s)Ameikkei
Wahakku
GovernmentParliamentary(?) Monarchy
• King
Bāidan II

Wahakkum (Ameikkei: Wāhākkum) is a country located in Ashnan.

Etymology

History

Prehistory

Pre-Ameikkei history

Mashhasadid rule

Ameikkei migrations

Following the end of Mashhasadid rule among the nomadic Phelo peoples in the 2400s CY, the steppe would fall into disorder. Endless raids and devastation would lead the Ameikkei people to seek shelter in the X river valley, where they would displace the native Būnwāha peoples. The Būnwāha would migrate south, establishing the Empire of Shōwāha in 25XX CY, while the Ameikkei would continue to reside semi-nomadically within the X river valley.

Sheippōju dynasty

Copper War

Geography

Geology

Climate

Biodiversity

Politics

Government

Administrative divisions

Foreign relations

Military

Economy

Transport

Science and technology

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Urbanisation

Language

Education

Religion

Culture

Heritage

Architecture

Literature

Art

Music

Theatre

Cuisine

Sport

Symbols

See also