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| Religion || Jihuthi polytheism (initially) <br> [[Yatamni]] | |||
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The '''Mhawari Empire''' was a large imperial [[Jihuthis|Jihuthi]] state based on the Golden Coast of the Myori Sea. It was the largest Jihuthi polity in history. | The '''Mhawari Empire''' was a large imperial [[Jihuthis|Jihuthi]] state based on the Golden Coast of the Myori Sea. It was the largest Jihuthi polity in history. | ||
According to Jihuthi tradition, the empire was destroyed when one of its kings began worshiping the god Nihuri over the sun god Ichunu. In retribution, Ichunu obliterated the imperial capital city, [[Troyosha]]. The empire then crumbled under a series of uprisings and barbarian invasions from the west. | According to Jihuthi tradition, the empire was destroyed when one of its kings began worshiping the god Nihuri over the sun god Ichunu. In retribution, Ichunu obliterated the imperial capital city, [[Troyosha]]. The empire then crumbled under a series of uprisings and barbarian invasions from the west. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:12, 18 July 2025
| Mhawari Empire | |
| Religion | Jihuthi polytheism (initially) Yatamni |
The Mhawari Empire was a large imperial Jihuthi state based on the Golden Coast of the Myori Sea. It was the largest Jihuthi polity in history.
According to Jihuthi tradition, the empire was destroyed when one of its kings began worshiping the god Nihuri over the sun god Ichunu. In retribution, Ichunu obliterated the imperial capital city, Troyosha. The empire then crumbled under a series of uprisings and barbarian invasions from the west.