Adanne- (High Men, True Men, Denai)
The Adanne were an ancient race of Men who came out
of Antille in the Second Age of the Jinn. The immortal Adanne
dwelled peacefully in the gardens of
Jessone until their downfall at the hands of Beorgoth the deceiver.
Adanni- see Dosterrans
Adrians- (Westmen) Northmen descended
from a mixed Nordrandric/Northric stock. Following the conquest of Hirania
in the later years of the third age, the Nordrandric King Adrius founded
the kingdom of Adria which converted to the Truefaith soon after its
foundation. Adria was an independent kingdom until the formation of
Somtraria in the late fourth age.
Ammannai- (Kuks, Feldorani, Dark Wildemen)
A Wildemen race that removed into the west soon
after the mission of Feldoran. The Ammannai's new homelands in the
west were in time referred to as Ammanna. The Ammannai wiped out the
Troatians in Ammanna and new Ammannai nations replaced them. When
Foreigners came to Ammanna in the Fifth Age they referred to the various Ammannai
peoples
as simply Kuks.
Anterrax
Aronterdi- see Mehtkorl
Arrartians- see Setai
Barbarians- see Wildemen
Belmubs
Beorlgorn
Dark Wildemen- see Ammannai
Darlynnioni- (Thanesmen)
Troatians of Darlynnion. Following the drowning of Troatia the
Troatians in Darlynnion were referred to as the Darlynnioni. The
Darlynnioni were all but eradicated after the Ammannai onslaught in the
second age. Though some small pockets of the population did survive.
Decoreans
Denai- see Adanne
Dosterrans- (Adanni, Naubibaua, Sons of
Naumiba, Sons of Aniba) The Dosterrans are the most ancient race of
men living on Bergary. For the First and Second Ages the Dosterrans
held sway over the majority of the Allyannan Continent from their chief
city of Dosterras. During the Chaos at the beginning of the Third
Age the Dosterrans splintered into the Nopo, Nuahul, and Urdai.
Downfallen- see Troatians
Druitts
Durots
Castians- see Nephilim
Eansaics
Ellohians
Eorud
Exiled- see Troatians
Faithful- see Setai
Fairfolk- see Wildemen
Farshim
Farsilli- see Nephilim
Farsingas
Feldorani- see Ammannai
Fell Men- Nephilim
Galgorians- see Troatians
Ghams
Guzuans
Hanards
Haraudlienites
Harthanians
High Men- see Adanne
Hiranians- see Hyrans
Hush
Hyrans- (Westerlings, West Urdai,
Hiranians, Tiraruine) Urdai of Hirania in the third age. After
the partition of the Urdai in 393 of the third age, the West Urdai or
Hyrans were those in the valleys of the River Allyn and the River Ghursh.
The Hyrans were completely destroyed after the Nordrandric conquest of
Hirania in the later years of the third age.
Hyro-Xelans
Jinn
Kander
Kiveshok
Konogentan
Kuks- see Ammannai
Lamuikai- see Setai
Maea
Mehtkorl- (Aronterdi, Sandmen) A
sacred order of warriors started by Giljorrean after the Mannish Civil
War. The Mehtkorl was a military based in Aronterd that was to
protect the Empire and the Truefaith from foreign attack. Members of the
order eventually became so isolated they became their own people.
After the introduction of Anibadism in the Third Age, The Mehtkorl were
considered a radical outlaw band and was hunted down for centuries by the
Xelan Emperors but never destroyed until the Biskoffian Wars.
Misraim- see Nephilim
Mizratingas
Nakanal
Naubibaua- see Dosterrans
Nethermen- see Troatians
Nephilim- (Nephiti, Misraim, Slaves of
Keorlan, Fell Men, Castians, Farsilli) The Nephilim were bred by the
Kander-lords of Casti in the Fourth Age of the Jinn. They came from
a mixed Farshim and Demonic stock and were used mainly as soldiers.
Some did become famous. One, named Saryssin, became the king of Not
but he was eventually killed in the Great Flood. Some Nephilim
populations did survive that cataclysm in Northern Allyanna. These
populations were captured by the rogue spirit of Keorlan ,the
Black-king, and taken to Diordal. Keorlan carried out further
breeding and was able to disguise them as "Angels of Light" he called
Nephiti. But the Nephilim and Diordal were destroyed by Seraphim at
the end of the First Age during the Battle of Anibak.
Nephiti- see Nephilim
Nopo
Nordrandyr
Northmen
Northrics
Nosterrans
Nuahul
Nufatroatians
Portannai
Portannans
Prax
Pyrotians
Rissyngas
Samuk
Sandmen- see Mehtkorl
Saqts
Seraphim
Setai- (Faithful, Arrartians, Lamuikai)
Of the various descendants of the Adanne of Jessone the most righteous and
noble were the Setai. Dwelling in Arrartia these humble shepherds
worshipped Yahleohym during the dark days of Fourth Age of the Jinn.
Two of the Setai, Noai and Namba, were selected by Yahleohym to survive
the Great Flood and repopulate Bergary and Nosterras.
Shoossaics
Slaves of Keorlan- Nephilim
Somtrarians
Sons of Aniba- see Dosterrans
Sons of Naumiba- see Dosterrans
Sons of Troatt- see Troatians
Southerlings- see Troatians
Southmen- see Troatians
Swarthymen- see Troatians
Thanesmen- see Darlynnioni
Those-that-were-still-loyal- see Troatians
Tiraruine- see Hyrans
Troatians- (Those-that-were-still-loyal,
Sons of Troatt, Downfallen, Galgorians, Exiled, Southmen, Southerlings,
Nethermen, Swarthymen) The Troatians left the Mannish Kingdom (Dosterras)
after the Mannish Civil War and made their kingdom on the Isle of Troatia.
Their colonies covered much of the known world. At the end of the
First Age Troatia sank into the sea. The only survivors of that race
were the Nufatroatians, Zizurotians, and Darlynnioni. They evolved
into seperate nations but their race was always referred to as the
Troatians as a whole.
True Men- see Adanne
Uranis
Urdai
Wealsh
Westmen- see Adrians
Westerlings- see Hyrans
West Urdai- see Hyrans
Wildemen- (Fairfolk, Barbarians) The
WIldemen first turned up in Bergary towards the end of the First Age.
Their origins are unknown but they are suspected of having Nephilim blood.
The Wildemen never stayed one group of people for very long the split
between they Ammannai, Ellohians, and Northmen early after their appearence.
Xelans
Zag
Zaglanders
Zanki
Zizurotians
