Othei People
The Othei [oth-AY-ee] (also Outhai, plural Othein) are a Manthi-ethnic people indigenous to the Othei Plains of western Ororr.
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The concepts of race and ethnicity in the Civilised World are complex, related to issues of history, geography and culture. Some theories of the origins of humanity claim that all humans are descended from a single group of original ancestors, while others believe mankind is made up of distinct races with separate origins. HartheraOrorrEloyounHartherafolkloreAnrelAnrelAnásthiasOrorrOrorrEloyounGodmenEloyounOrorrMunatanEloyounAnásthiasGodmen
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The concepts of race and ethnicity in the Civilised World are complex, related to issues of history, geography and culture. Some theories of the origins of humanity claim that all humans are descended from a single group of original ancestors, while others believe mankind is made up of distinct races with separate origins. HartheraOrorrEloyounHartherafolkloreAnrelAnrelAnásthiasOrorrOrorrEloyounGodmenEloyounOrorrMunatanEloyounAnásthiasGodmen.
They were traditionally a nomadic people subsisting on herds of semi-wild aurox, organised into numerous clan groups. After the annexation of their land by Ororrplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigOrorr
Ororr [o-ROARR, ɒ̝rɔ'ɾ], also called the Holy Motherland of Ororr, is a theocratic nation in Anásthias, one of the world's great powers. It the largest nation in the world, perhaps the largest empire in history, occupying the entire northwest of the continent between the mountains and the sea. Ororrviridlanguagelanguagelanguage in the second century ME and their conversion to the Mother Church, many Othei migrated west to the swelling cities of the west coast. A minority still continue the traditional nomadic lifestyle, though there is always conflict between local landowners, villages and church authorities.
They are related to the Manthi peoples of Munatan, whose ancestors migrated south many thousands of years ago. Their languages are related but not mutually intelligible to modern speakers.