Smale - Revision history

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2022-11-29T04:20:15Z

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	If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch (continent)\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why~~, as you~~ will be standing on what is a largely featureless sandy plateau with nothing to see except the Herelayan Mountains to the rimwards and widdershins. And by then you are likely to be surrounded by fierce nomads demanding any camels, goats or women you may have about your person. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church who eventually ended up travelling the length and breadth of the empire - albeit in many small and widely separated pieces. Today, purveyors of religious icons and Holy Relics will attempt to sell you desiccated and possibly organic fragments of what they claim was once an integral bodily part of Koomi. One presumed genuine part of Koomi is kept by the Chief of the Smalians and used as part of the wedding ceremony for his daughters. Apparently it guarantees fertility.		If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch (continent)\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why. You will be standing on what is a largely featureless sandy plateau with nothing to see except the Herelayan Mountains to the rimwards and widdershins. And by then you are likely to be surrounded by fierce nomads demanding any camels, goats or women you may have about your person. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church who eventually ended up travelling the length and breadth of the empire - albeit in many small and widely separated pieces. Today, purveyors of religious icons and Holy Relics will attempt to sell you desiccated and possibly organic fragments of what they claim was once an integral bodily part of Koomi. One presumed genuine part of Koomi is kept by the Chief of the Smalians and used as part of the wedding ceremony for his daughters. Apparently it guarantees fertility.

	Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks. Despite this technical truce the squabble between the two nations rumbles on, with the Smalians spending their time stealing Elharibian goats, Elharibian camels, and if goats or camels are too well guarded, making do with stealing Elharibian women. The Elharibian tribesmen return the compliment.		Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks. Despite this technical truce the squabble between the two nations rumbles on, with the Smalians spending their time stealing Elharibian goats, Elharibian camels, and if goats or camels are too well guarded, making do with stealing Elharibian women. The Elharibian tribesmen return the compliment.

Old Dickens at 19:37, 19 October 2017

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	\|picture=		\|picture=Blank.jpg\|
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Old Dickens: dusting

2016-03-31T23:50:25Z

dusting

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	\|imports= Angry inquisitors from [[Omnia]]; religious pilgrims wishing to venerate the holy martyr, Koomi.		\|imports= Angry inquisitors from [[Omnia]]; religious pilgrims wishing to venerate the holy martyr, Koomi.
	\|exports= Ideas about [[gods]]; small miscellaneous holy relics claimed to ~~once~~ have been integral bodily parts of the holy martyr Koomi.		\|exports= Ideas about [[gods]]; small miscellaneous holy relics claimed once to have been integral bodily parts of the holy martyr Koomi.

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	If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why, as you will be standing on what is a largely featureless sandy plateau with nothing to see except the Herelayan Mountains to the ~~rimweards~~ and widdershins. And by then you are likely to be surrounded by fierce nomads demanding any camels, goats or women you may have about your person. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church who eventually ended up travelling the length and breadth of the empire - albeit in many small and widely separated pieces. Today, purveyors of religious icons and Holy Relics will attempt to sell you ~~dessicated~~ and possibly organic fragments of what they claim was once an integral bodily part of Koomi. One presumed genuine part of Koomi is kept by the Chief of the Smalians and used as ~~paret~~ of ~~trhe~~ wedding ceremony for his daughters. Apparently ~~itt~~ guarantees ~~fertilty~~.		If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch (continent)\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why, as you will be standing on what is a largely featureless sandy plateau with nothing to see except the Herelayan Mountains to the rimwards and widdershins. And by then you are likely to be surrounded by fierce nomads demanding any camels, goats or women you may have about your person. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church who eventually ended up travelling the length and breadth of the empire - albeit in many small and widely separated pieces. Today, purveyors of religious icons and Holy Relics will attempt to sell you desiccated and possibly organic fragments of what they claim was once an integral bodily part of Koomi. One presumed genuine part of Koomi is kept by the Chief of the Smalians and used as part of the wedding ceremony for his daughters. Apparently it guarantees fertility.

	Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks. Despite this technical truce the squabble between the two nations rumbles on, with the Smalians spending their time stealing Elharibian goats, Elharibian camels, and if goats or camels are too well guarded, making do with stealing Elharibian women. The Elharibian tribesmen return the compliment.		Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks. Despite this technical truce the squabble between the two nations rumbles on, with the Smalians spending their time stealing Elharibian goats, Elharibian camels, and if goats or camels are too well guarded, making do with stealing Elharibian women. The Elharibian tribesmen return the compliment.

			Smale is said to be potentially rich in mineral resources, up to and including gold, but because of the continual fighting not many prospectors have been able to get in there and confirm this.

	~~Smale is said to be potentially rich in mineral resources, up to and including gold, but because of the continual fighting not many prospectors have been able to get in there and confirm this.~~

	[[Category: Discworld geography]]		[[Category: Discworld geography]]
	[[de:Smale]]		[[de:Smale]]

AgProv: Expanding with information from the Compleat Atlas

2016-03-31T20:39:25Z

Expanding with information from the Compleat Atlas

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	\|notablecitizens= [[Koomi\|Koomi the philosopher]]		\|notablecitizens= [[Koomi\|Koomi the philosopher]]

	\|imports= Angry inquisitors from [[Omnia]]		\|imports= Angry inquisitors from [[Omnia]]; religious pilgrims wishing to venerate the holy martyr, Koomi.
	\|exports= Ideas about [[gods]]		\|exports= Ideas about [[gods]]; small miscellaneous holy relics claimed to once have been integral bodily parts of the holy martyr Koomi.

	\|anthem=		\|anthem=

	\|books= {{SG}}		\|books= {{SG}}, {{CDA}}
	}}		}}

	If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church.		If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why, as you will be standing on what is a largely featureless sandy plateau with nothing to see except the Herelayan Mountains to the rimweards and widdershins. And by then you are likely to be surrounded by fierce nomads demanding any camels, goats or women you may have about your person. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church who eventually ended up travelling the length and breadth of the empire - albeit in many small and widely separated pieces. Today, purveyors of religious icons and Holy Relics will attempt to sell you dessicated and possibly organic fragments of what they claim was once an integral bodily part of Koomi. One presumed genuine part of Koomi is kept by the Chief of the Smalians and used as paret of trhe wedding ceremony for his daughters. Apparently itt guarantees fertilty.

	Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks.		Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks. Despite this technical truce the squabble between the two nations rumbles on, with the Smalians spending their time stealing Elharibian goats, Elharibian camels, and if goats or camels are too well guarded, making do with stealing Elharibian women. The Elharibian tribesmen return the compliment.

			Smale is said to be potentially rich in mineral resources, up to and including gold, but because of the continual fighting not many prospectors have been able to get in there and confirm this.

	[[Category: Discworld geography]]		[[Category: Discworld geography]]
	[[de:Smale]]		[[de:Smale]]

Sharlee at 20:39, 9 August 2015

2015-08-09T20:39:14Z

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	If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church.		If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church.

			Smale and [[Elharib]] were at war over religion for two hundred years, owing to a typographical error in the holy book of their mutual god. The conflict ended ten years before the events of {{J}}, when both sides ran out of rocks.

	[[Category: Discworld geography]]		[[Category: Discworld geography]]
	[[de:Smale]]		[[de:Smale]]

Old Dickens: neighbours

2014-01-26T00:20:13Z

neighbours

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	\|neighbours= [[Omnia]]		\|neighbours= [[Omnia]], [[Ushistan]], [[Betrek]]

	\|features= ~~Located high in the [[Klatch\|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]]~~		\|features= rocks, gravel, sand

	\|capital=		\|capital=

Osiris: 1 revision: Discworld import 2

2012-09-24T00:12:44Z

1 revision: Discworld import 2

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(No difference)

Dromandkass at 23:34, 26 March 2012

2012-03-26T23:34:22Z

New page

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|notablecitizens= [[Koomi|Koomi the philosopher]]

|imports= Angry inquisitors from [[Omnia]]
|exports= Ideas about [[gods]]

|anthem=

|books= {{SG}}
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If you trek several hundred miles rimward across the desert from [[Kom]] to the edge of the [[Klatch|Klatchian]] [[Ramtops]], you may reach the region of '''Smale'''. You will then probably wonder why. Smale is known mainly as the home of [[Koomi]], a religious philosopher who ran afoul of the [[Omnia]]n Church.

[[Category: Discworld geography]]
[[de:Smale]]