Suphamdi
POPULATION: 1.2M
CAPITAL: Mestuf
CITIES: Shakeedeb
TOWNS: Mukindu, Galpuu, Siguqa, Utudum, Luustam, Yavt, Alalbu, Kazkaz
VILLAGES: Fasab, Booakh, Zaqoo, Laikh, Waduur, Yurkur, Qoofal, Oonhuab
Suphamdi, located to the south of Shuri, is a unique blending of cultures. The presence of Hal Tikwa speakers, mainly the Banti people, add a vibrant multicultural aspect to the region. They are revered for their remarkable stories and songs that recount the ancient history of their people. Tensions in Suphamdi are higher due to the religious divide between the Alaq-faithfu Īkagh and the Banti, who like their Ghūd cousins worship Jailindulayin, the All-Seer. Sar'yun, the legendary Banti singer, was born here, her music a symbol of hope and unity amid the region's underlying tensions.
Suphamdi, located to the south of Shuri, is a unique blending of cultures. The presence of Hal Tikwa speakers, mainly the Banti people, add a vibrant multicultural aspect to the region. They are revered for their remarkable stories and songs that recount the ancient history of their people. Tensions in Suphamdi are higher due to the religious divide between the Alaq-faithfu Īkagh and the Banti, who like their Ghūd cousins worship Jailindulayin, the All-Seer. Sar'yun, the legendary Banti singer, was born here, her music a symbol of hope and unity amid the region's underlying tensions.
Sigil of the Zāzur (Hal Tikwa)
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