Žýyðü
Žýyðü was an Ökghaaŋðian settlement founded during the Ökghaaŋðarr tribe's eastward expansion from 24996 to 24989 AYM. Created near the end of this period, Žýyðü represented the easternmost and southernmost extent of the tribe from then on, but is mainly known for its proximity to the Nuzowli Mountain Range, whose rocks would become a vital resource in the Palïŋ-Lhrúuŋðarr trading route.
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