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'''Sonyēl''' was one of the [[Ancient | '''Sonyēl''' was one of the [[Aarð#Ancient Times|earliest nations]] of Aarð. It was formed when [[Raanol I|Raanol Bughdi]] of the [[Seven Tribes of Sonyēl#Bughdi|Bughdi]] tribe united the [[Seven Tribes of Sonyēl]] under one monarchy in [[Ðanmari Era|ÐE]] -652. His successors established Sonyēl as a prominent military power, able to withstand even the power of the [[Ðanmar Empire]]. Centuries later, after the fall of the Empire, Sonyēlē King [[Agamen]] married the queen of the [[Aasti]] kingdom that bordered Sonyēl to the north. The resultant unified nation is known as [[Budenor]], one of the youngest nations in all of [[Aarð]]. Due to this fact, citizens of the [[Budenor#The North|northern region]] still speak the Aasti-influenced [[Abzari]] language, while southerners speak [[Sonyēlē]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:20, 3 June 2007
| Sonyēl | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | /soɲel/ |
| Timeline and Universe: | Aarð, Ancient Times |
| Species: | Human |
| Official language: | Sonyēlē |
| Population: | unknown |
| Type of government: | Monarchy |
| History | |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Navidel |
| Created: | May 27, 2007 |
Sonyēl was one of the earliest nations of Aarð. It was formed when Raanol Bughdi of the Bughdi tribe united the Seven Tribes of Sonyēl under one monarchy in ÐE -652. His successors established Sonyēl as a prominent military power, able to withstand even the power of the Ðanmar Empire. Centuries later, after the fall of the Empire, Sonyēlē King Agamen married the queen of the Aasti kingdom that bordered Sonyēl to the north. The resultant unified nation is known as Budenor, one of the youngest nations in all of Aarð. Due to this fact, citizens of the northern region still speak the Aasti-influenced Abzari language, while southerners speak Sonyēlē.
