Gamanang

Gamanang was the greatest of the Dromean philosophers. He was born in 264 BMEplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigBME (Before Modern Epoch)

Used to date years Before the Modern Epoch. in the town of Sejenganeng in central Munatanplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigMunatan

Munatan [Moo-Nah-Tahn] is the southernmost region of Anásthias, south of the Dun Trisan mountains. The name possibly derives from a ancient Thalsic, meaning “Land of One Sun”, since the daystar is not visible in the southern hemisphere. Or it may be a reference to the Manthi people who were once the majority population of western Munatan. The term is an OrorrOrorrOrorrHartheraHartheraOrorrOrorrOrorrHartheraHarthera. Little is known about his background, but he studied Plosi astromancy at the school in Sjil. This laid the foundations for his philisophical journey.

He travelled widely, as far as Biinmos in the east and Veedormim in the west. Apocryphal stories place him encountering the famed oracle at Li-Vam-Aur, but this seems unlikely.

He published accounts of his journeys, both physical and philosophical, but only his central Dromean works survive. They were to be the key to a whole new era of scientific, religious and political thought.

He died near Lake Plosplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigLake Plós

Lake Plós is a large, kidney-shaped body of fresh water in Munatan, which gives its name to the nation of Plós. It is 150 km at its longest axis, northwest to southeast.

Munatan

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This is in a series of articles about in 181 BME.