From: Loren Miller (loren@wharton.upenn.edu)
Date: Mon 12 Jan 1998 - 23:14:57 EET
I loved the recent discussion on tribes and clans and lineages and lunar
names, etc etc etc etc, and it prompted a few ideas on Carmanian noble
houses. Here is the first result. One of the initial questions I had to ask
was this. Will I keep the House as the inclusive measurement, and have a
House contain many lineages? Or, will I have the Clan as the inclusive
measurement, and include many Houses within a Clan? I have chosen the
second. This will require some changes in my other Carmanian material.
The Clans
The clans and their populations according to the tax census of 1610, which
is also used to apportion votes in the Young Council (so presumably it is
accurate), are as follows. Note that each clan other than the Magi will
also be broken up by house, into somewhere between 3 and 30 houses.
1.Halai 15,352
2.Milauz 13,596
3.Peg 12,054
4.Gidzy 10,861
5.Alon 9,649
6.Graunzadai 8,487
7.Sharpan 7,840
8.Peroona 6,494
9.Azpaug 6,395
10.Khooptsyv 6,178
11.Sarat 6,109
12.Vitsy 5,170
13.Persh 4,711
14.Jironder 4,082
15.Tsatjy 3,972
16.Aran 3,688
17.Pysus 3,212
18.Petun 2,390
19.Tylo 2,107
20.Prash 1,775
21.Koopats 1,231
22.Destryno 1,158
23.Anikh 873
24.Vor 725
25.Daurmast 478
26.Azauvik 289
27.Magi 100
Note for the "House Zemady" campaign that the Zemady are a lineage of Clan
Tsatjy, which was for a short while Satrap Kaufan's Clan. Their enemies
the House Zotelkadzy are a lineage of Clan Peroona.
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Loren Miller <loren@wharton.upenn.edu>
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