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The Beyjuks originated in the central and western areas beyond Azrune's core. They are of tanned to dark complexion and invariably very dark haired. | The Beyjuks originated in the central and western areas beyond Azrune's core. They are of tanned to dark complexion and invariably very dark haired. | ||
| − | Beyjuk social structure is strongly patriarchal and emphasises the wisdom of one's elders. The Beyjuks have a reputation for being warm and lively, | + | Beyjuk social structure is strongly patriarchal and emphasises the wisdom of one's elders. The Beyjuks have a reputation for being warm and lively, with a keen eye for profit. |
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Latest revision as of 01:29, 23 November 2014
The Beyjuks originated in the central and western areas beyond Azrune's core. They are of tanned to dark complexion and invariably very dark haired.
Beyjuk social structure is strongly patriarchal and emphasises the wisdom of one's elders. The Beyjuks have a reputation for being warm and lively, with a keen eye for profit.
Language
Most Beyjuk communities speak Dinjari or Guba Jango.
Name Honours
Some family names may have a prefix appended to them by decree, although this practice has become less common with the dissolution of the Lystrata Empire. These honours are rendered as "prefix-name" and must be used whenever the surname is referred to. They are:
- Miş - Exemplary dedication to service
- Alak - Utmost piety
- Zoruk - Success in the face of overwhelming adversity
- Baju - Loyalty beyond all expectations
Forenames
Jared, Raşan, Alakam, Izmaluk, Sharid, Kohechi, Nazref, Nairu, Akaira,
Surnames
Pataşel, Muskihma, Aktar, Khaldor, Amjadi, Ramandiş
