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Timeline

 * Dárjalenzu was originally inhabited by the pre-Báriazi, most likely non-Chvarqvian, people, who left a substrate in the present-day Dárjadanzhwa.
 * ±2,000 BC: a group of Indo-European speaking people arrive at Dárja. They come from present-day Birma; their language contains a Proto-Tibetan substrate.
 * ±900 BC: Indian tradespeople bring the Sanskrit language and hinduism to Dárja (note that only the upper layer of society became hinduist).
 * ±400 BC: Sanskrit is replaced by Dárjadanzhwa in writing: Sónzhwos ezhs Sàwskertoi.
 * ±500 AD: famine, cities get depopulated and writing practically disappears. The Dárja society becomes predominantly agricultural.
 * ±900 AD: time of expansion (viking style). The indigenous population of Nérgu is slaughtered and replaced by Dárjapeople; the indigenous population of Ténu (which is less suitable for agriculture) is "Dárjified", this is however done rather selectively: they keep their way of life and religious practices for the most part, as well as many grammatical and lexical remnants in their language. Also, several raids and temporary settlements on Térezölas (mainly the coastal province west of Qbráþngas: Zàdrestethor).
 * ±1150 AD: the Dárja society becomes "cultivated" again. Many stories about the time of expansion are written down.
 * ±1350 AD: Muslim traders take Ténu; several "crusades" to reconquer the island eventually lead to it being divided in a northern (muslim) and a southern (mainly shamanist) part.
 * ±1500-1600 AD: Portuguese traders bring catholicism, by 1600, Nérgu is practically fully converted.
 * From ±1650-1700: Dárja and Chvarqvia begin co-operation instead of war, eventually the borders practically disappear (period of wederzijdse beïnvloeding begins).
 * 1721 AD: with the help of the Chvarqvian army, the small muslim sultanate at Ténu is defeated.
 * ±1950 (?): communism
 * 1990 AD: Chakmáþ Tenchúnqis

Zhórgwa

 * Tsérezeilalenzu
 * 1) Bráthinga
 * 2) Tséthizor
 * 3) Níchakos
 * 4) Zàdrestethor
 * 5) Álzeiks
 * 6) Èripos
 * 7) Méntizor
 * 8) Édzhentu
 * 9) Èikecheks
 * 10) Bíngjos
 * 11) Héijos
 * 12) Ábatsor
 * 13) Péntecharthis
 * 14) Théngis
 * 15) Sáraldazor


 * Dárjalenzu
 * 1) Dárja
 * 2) Nérgu
 * 3) Ténu

Settling rules
Note: people from a weiks who don't live in their own weiks do not belong to their tribe anymore.
 * Lézhu:
 * Lézhulwos (official)
 * Chvarqvians (friendly or official)
 * People from the same island (friendly)
 * People from other Báriázi islands (no state or friendly)
 * Immigrants (no state)
 * Trábu:
 * People from the same island (official)
 * Lézhulwos (friendly)
 * People from other Báriázi islands (no state)
 * Chvarqvians (no state)
 * May not settle: immigrants
 * Weiks:
 * People from the weiks (official)
 * People from the same island (friendly)
 * Lézhulwos (no state)
 * May not settle: immigrants, Chvarqvians, and people from other Báriázi islands
 * Ázhbalir (pseudo-lézhu):
 * People from the same island (official)
 * Lézhulwos (friendly)
 * Chvarqvians (friendly)
 * People from other Báriázi islands (no state)
 * Immigrants (no state)

Politics

 * Dárjalenzu in full: governed directly by the Kòmunistpartis Dárjalenzes.
 * Three islands:
 * Dárja: 25 seats: 50% of the seats automatically allocated to the Kòmunistpartis, the other 50% free elections (with an overwhelming majority for the Kòmunistpartis) + 1 papal seat
 * Nérgu: a council consisting of the wéptis of each community (13 seats) + 12 seats (50% Kòmunistpartis + 50% free elections).
 * Ténu: officially the same as Nérgu (9 seats + 12 seats), de facto no government.
 * Communities:
 * Lézhu/trábu: 100% free elections:
 * <1,000 inh: 5 seats
 * 1,000-2,000 inh: 7 seats
 * 2,000-3,000 inh: 9 seats
 * 3,000-4,000 inh: 11 seats
 * 4,000-5,000 inh: 15 seats
 * 5,000-10,000 inh: 17 seats
 * >10,000 inh: 21 seats
 * Wéiks: directly governed by the wéptis (not elected), in practice: catholic wéikes tend to follow the policies of the Dárja papal seat.