Lotalawi
Lotalawi, translated as the "Dreamfire Coast" is the Western Partition of the Imasi. Designated as such by the Anyaku Protectorate, the centuries old territory is the youngest settled region of all the partitions, having been settled only a few centuries ago. Lotalawi is so named after the sun setting along its colorful coastline, as well as the communal rituals with the 'Dragonsblood' leaves.
While the deeper jungles of the Viperknot Curtain still hold much superstition, the outer groves and coastlines have become a home to several tribes and unions of the Imasi. Many Imasi have come to Lotalawi in the centuries since the first walkers arrived, seeking to escape the more oppressive eye of the Anyaku, or due to insurmountable differences between mother tribes. Still, some tribes have brought along their allegiances and traditions, and with them, old ways.
Tribes and Jota of Lotalawi
Below are a list of the most prosperous and influential tribes and Jota of the partition.Baash'Kaadehm
Grim Thunder Baash'Kaadehm Jota serves as a nominally Anyaku allied Jota. Notable Tribes- Baidshan Kota
- Koeyeti
- Yoeja
- Tsa'Kenade
- Ndendah
Malik’esi Jota
Crying Light The Malik'esi have fiercely sought their independence from the influence of the Anyaku, and since the arrival of the Windtamers, have aggressively sought friendship and trade. Notable Tribes- Kachada Kota
Aga’Aytsaiya Jota
Laughing Rain The Aga'Aytsaiya are a populous and bountiful Jota that are nominally independant, but have not resisted Anyaku trade and interference within the region. They have often offered large tributes to maintain neutral sovereignty. Notable Tribes- Acoma Kota
- Ahuasaka
Udan'luga Jota
Troubled Wind The Udan'Luga are a subordinate Jota to the Baidishan. Notable Tribes- Montauak Kota
Gadtsa'Nuve
Taunting Shore Notable Tribes- Tesuque Kota
Hosa'kano
Bashful Chanter Notable Tribes- Oneota Kota
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Lotalawi (Dreamfire Coast)
West-Central region of Nabare
Type
Geopolitical, Province
Alternative Names
The Dreamfire Coast
Demonym
Lota
Parent Organization
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