Tarwah Union
Blessed Union of Tarwah States and Protected Territories Eternally Guarded by the Holy Wind-Spirit of the West Ñjandekhelah Ikhaŋgañ si Tarwah ʔäwwä Yabbarilah Ŋkunu ne Tamm Tayabbaratta Ñjan Saaf-Wäɖáh bu Yëggul (Bhala) | |
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 Flag | |
Motto: X | |
| Capital | Mbalkham |
| Official languages | Bhala |
| Recognised national languages | Thaasi Mbayy Kuy Chejun |
| Ethnic groups | Bhala Thaasi Mbayy Kuyy Chejun Mixed Tarwah |
| Demonym(s) | Tarwah |
| Government | |
• Head of Khajjiyawwa | Khajjiya |
• Yambaar of Charagulgun | Raavirai K. Bandéndaraal |
• Kot Nguat of Seunggun | i dont have a name for him |
Etymology
The long form of the Tarwah Union name was drafted by Khajjiya member Lehäwwäl Täwbiraal Abbaatha-Jiya, who decided to follow the Bhala tradition of lengthy ceremonial place names with religious elements. The "Holy Wind-Spirit of the West" referred is a name used for Widya among Tarwah people, as most Tarwah Kunwidya adhrents have a unique custom (borrowed from the traditional Barigan religion of the Bhala) of avoiding mentioning Widya by name. The term Tarwah, currently used to refer to the overall region of former Tarwah Empire territories or the empire itself, was previously the name of the Teunggulgam River before it was officially changed by the Tarwah Union in [X date].