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=== Ending the Chinkasqa === | === Ending the Chinkasqa === | ||
House Chinkasqa is the name given to an early tribe that formed slightly southwest of where the early House Kanchi formed in an area around modern day Qulla Cuenca. The House was quite advanced and formed before even House Papa did according to dating artifacts found in the period. This house seemed to have a large tradition around the smoking of tobacco. Tobacco was likely a religious, ceremonial, and popular activity in early House Chinkasqa. Due to proximity a bitter rivalry erupted between House Chinkasqa, and the larger of the two House Kanchi. After a few border skirmishes the tribal leaders of the two areas declared a proclamation of war on each others houses. Early on in the war House Kanchi was crushing House Chinkasqa. Chinkasqa was outnumbered and had far less resources. If it wasn't for a young general by the name of ____ who rose up as a powerful warrior is House Chinkasqa then the war would have ended fast. In a fast lighting attack the ____ went on a battle spree and took the fighting into the Kanchi's homeland. In order to win battles he razed the farmland and forests along his war path. This was against almost everything that M'acunism was for but the young general saw it as a neccassary expense in order to ensure the safety of House Chinkasqa. This lighting spree eventually ended with the scorching of Kalachia, the previously mentioned human made damage was caused by the mass forces of House Chinkasqa. These attacks left House Kanchi is a | House Chinkasqa is the name given to an early tribe that formed slightly southwest of where the early House Kanchi formed in an area around modern day Qulla Cuenca. The House was quite advanced and formed before even House Papa did according to dating artifacts found in the period. This house seemed to have a large tradition around the smoking of tobacco. Tobacco was likely a religious, ceremonial, and popular activity in early House Chinkasqa. Due to proximity a bitter rivalry erupted between House Chinkasqa, and the larger of the two House Kanchi. After a few border skirmishes the tribal leaders of the two areas declared a proclamation of war on each others houses. Early on in the war House Kanchi was crushing House Chinkasqa. Chinkasqa was outnumbered and had far less resources. If it wasn't for a young general by the name of ____ who rose up as a powerful warrior is House Chinkasqa then the war would have ended fast. In a fast lighting attack the ____ went on a battle spree and took the fighting into the Kanchi's homeland. In order to win battles he razed the farmland and forests along his war path. This was against almost everything that M'acunism was for but the young general saw it as a neccassary expense in order to ensure the safety of House Chinkasqa. This lighting spree eventually ended with the scorching of Kalachia, the previously mentioned human made damage was caused by the mass forces of House Chinkasqa. These attacks left House Kanchi is a vulnerable position that was eventually lifted due to the fighting spirit of House Kanchi. The house raised another army and this time they ended it. During the scorching of Kalachia ____ was killed. With his death the forces of Chinkasqa were much less spirited and with their broken moral they were pushed back until the entirety of House Chinkasqa was conquered by the Kanchi. After this the members of House Chinkasqa were slowly assimilated into the greater House Kanchi. This would end a period of war and consolidate House Kanchi into a shape resembling its modern day borders. This war lasted around 20 years and decimated the male population of the area. Due to the heavy damage done to nature the Line of Chinkasqa was created. The Line of Chinkasqa is a long line of pyramids stretching across the Canespan portion of the central bays tributary. | ||
=== Defending against the Wasi === | === Defending against the Wasi === | ||
While a period of peace was created at the end of the Chinkasqa wars, House Kanchi was not free from the clutches of war. During the 12th century House Wasi had ambition. It wanted to unite the Canespan houses under one banner, its banner. The procalmation of the second Wasi King occured and it was followed by House Wasi announcing its intentions to unite Canespa. After a war with House Papa and the following deals with the other Canespan Houses the new state of Canespa, also called Wasiqana, was about where its modern borders outside of the Kanchi territory. House Kanchi refused to join the Wasi Kings empire and instead wanted to create its own state. Angered by this foolishness the Wasi King formally declared an invasion of House Kanchi and the smaller Houses within it. This would create a new decade long conflict that would result in the deaths of thousands of native men along with the sacking of many major cities. | |||
=== Kanchi independence === | === Kanchi independence === | ||
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=== The Schools === | === The Schools === | ||
House Kanchi is vary unique in that it is the only House who's majority school is not the Plant School. Instead the majority of individuals from House Kanchi have historically found themselves in the Man School with some stolen traditions from the Plant school. In recent times, due to their closeness to the Plant School, the Nature school has taken up a lot of popularity in the region. The religious makeup of the area is split three ways with the Man School, Nature School, and Plant School all having a large following. | |||
=== Localized traditions === | === Localized traditions === | ||