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| An ancient city that was once home to the [[Giddite]]s. The people were a Cimmerian peoples who built the city from scratch. The city of Gid was destroyed by Dios when the Giddites made him angry. The city was occupied by various like the Essenes, Gidenes, and Gadenes the dominant political group of Giddites. | | An ancient city that was once home to the [[Giddite]]s. The people were a [[Cimmerian]] peoples who built the city from scratch. The city of Gid was destroyed by Dios when the Giddites made him angry. The city was occupied by various like the Essenes, Gidenes, and Gadenes the dominant political group of Giddites in the [[Redlands]]. |
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| == Language ==
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| Gidditic or Giddish is a proto-Semitic form of Cimmerian that was spoken during the Age of Darkness. Therefore Latin became a must during the period of Roman rule.
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| == City ==
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| Date: Late Neolithic Era- 9,000 B.C.
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| The city was build in the Neolithic Era when the Anakim pushed the Giddites to the region of Nod where Cain settled before the flood. Then after the flood the city was gone then rebuilt back into the original form with 100 clay houses, and a local temple for worship. They believed in one god only not a whole number of gods. They were faithful to God but some times their wealth made them forget. But the city tried to be faithful no matter what happened.
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| == The Invasion == | | == See also == |
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| When the city of Gid was well known people were eager to get their hands on this city. The first invaders came from a region called Ashur a vast empire of warlike people called the Ashurites. Then it took from 9,000 to 10,000 troops to invade this city.
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| Here is a sample in Greek what happened there that day:
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| Τα άτομα εισβάλλουν στην παράξενη πόλη και την έκαψαν στο έδαφος. Όλος αφέθηκε ήταν ένα ενιαίο σπίτι που έγινε αργότερα μέρος μιας μεγάλης και ισχυρής αυτοκρατορίας. Λίγα έκαναν τα άγρια άτομα ήξεραν ότι η πόλη επανοικοδομούταν καθώς πήγαν στην επόμενη πόλη και την κατέστρεψαν.
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| Translation: The men invade the Strange City and burnt it to the ground. All was left was a single house that later became part of a great and powerful empire.
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| Little did the wild men knew the city was being rebuilt as they went to the next city and destroyed it.
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| The Ashurites suffered a huge famine that swept through their fertile valleys and starved the people of Ashur.
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| The story of Gid was well known in the ancient time but some say that the Giddites were just trying to live a happy life. But one day a group of pagans came to their town and needed a place to stay for the night. That night the Giddites planned an attack on the rival towns of Gad, Vei Nova, and Feliopolis. Then the next morning the pagans left town to Cambron on the south region of Gad which included Haberon.
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| The term Strange City in the Greek word Παράξενη πόλη that means the same refers to the Giddites for their obscure beliefs. Then came a time of fundamentalists taking over the city was a great age of rebuilding the statues, and buildings that were destroyed in the wars. The Gid Temple of Muses was one of the most remarkable structures that was ever built in Gid.
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| Now [[Redlands]] is the only place of their demise.
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