Aganylosh'a - Revision history

TEVESHSZAT at 17:01, 24 October 2021

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-''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[race association is::s'kra mur|S'Kra Mur]] saying
+|description=''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[S'Kra Mur]] saying
-This slender [[page type is::definition|tree]] has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.
+This slender tree has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.
 The first recorded use of the aganylosh'a was more than 2800 years ago in a ritualized border war involving two S'Kra Mur families with conflicting territorial claims. As the participants were required to wear only traditional battle grey, it was thought that heralds (who remain to this day true to their red and blue tabards) might be mistaken for combatants, and killed. Instead, the then-King of Heralds, Tashchei II, caused an aganylosh'a sapling to be uprooted, and carried it before him as a staff. Its purpose was unmistakable, and he was granted full honors.
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 :- [[The Flora of Ratha, Volume I (book)]]

TEVESHSZAT at 20:09, 18 April 2021

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ZUERCAT at 06:09, 21 February 2020

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ISHARON at 11:09, 9 May 2017

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			'''This material is not required for alterations.'''

	==Items==		==Items==

ISHARON: ISHARON moved page Aanylosh'a to Aganylosh'a over redirect: Despite the one instance where it's spelled Aanylosh'a (as the name of a chapter of Flora of Ratha), it's consistently spelled aganylosh'a in items and other sources.

2015-06-05T08:19:44Z

ISHARON moved page Aanylosh'a to Aganylosh'a over redirect: Despite the one instance where it's spelled Aanylosh'a (as the name of a chapter of Flora of Ratha), it's consistently spelled aganylosh'a in items and other sources.

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ZUERCAT: ZUERCAT moved page Aganylosh'a to Aanylosh'a: correcting the name as per the book

2015-03-06T08:14:54Z

ZUERCAT moved page Aganylosh'a to Aanylosh'a: correcting the name as per the book

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CARAAMON at 11:19, 8 April 2013

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	:- [[The Flora of Ratha, Volume I (book)]]		:- [[The Flora of Ratha, Volume I (book)]]

			==Items==

	{{MSearch\|Aganylosh'a+Aganylosh'a wood}}		{{MSearch\|Aganylosh'a+Aganylosh'a wood}}
	{{RefAl\|r=y}}		{{RefAl\|r=y}}

CARAAMON at 11:19, 8 April 2013

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CARAAMON at 10:46, 23 February 2011

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	''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[race association is::s'kra mur\|S'Kra Mur]] saying		''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[race association is::s'kra mur\|S'Kra Mur]] saying

	This slender [[page type is::~~flora~~\|tree]] has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.		This slender [[page type is::definition\|tree]] has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.

	The first recorded use of the aganylosh'a was more than 2800 years ago in a ritualized border war involving two S'Kra Mur families with conflicting territorial claims. As the participants were required to wear only traditional battle grey, it was thought that heralds (who remain to this day true to their red and blue tabards) might be mistaken for combatants, and killed. Instead, the then-King of Heralds, Tashchei II, caused an aganylosh'a sapling to be uprooted, and carried it before him as a staff. Its purpose was unmistakable, and he was granted full honors.		The first recorded use of the aganylosh'a was more than 2800 years ago in a ritualized border war involving two S'Kra Mur families with conflicting territorial claims. As the participants were required to wear only traditional battle grey, it was thought that heralds (who remain to this day true to their red and blue tabards) might be mistaken for combatants, and killed. Instead, the then-King of Heralds, Tashchei II, caused an aganylosh'a sapling to be uprooted, and carried it before him as a staff. Its purpose was unmistakable, and he was granted full honors.

CARAAMON at 03:38, 6 May 2009

2009-05-06T03:38:35Z

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	''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may		''"Be like the aganylosh'a, and face both ways, that the wind may never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[race association is::s'kra mur\|S'Kra Mur]] saying
	never blow you over a cliff."'' - old [[Ratha]] [[race association is::s'kra mur\|S'Kra Mur]] saying

	This slender tree has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.		This slender [[page type is::flora\|tree]] has a yellow bark and broad, trifoliate leaves of silvery green. It acquired its nickname, "Tree of Peace," because heralds took the aganylosh'a as their official symbol for all matters of factional arrangement from major battles to minor tournaments, chivalric judgements to truces. Indeed, it is a fitting symbol, for the pliant aganylosh'a has been noted to bend in violent storms where other stronger, stiffer trunks simply break.

	The first recorded use of the aganylosh'a was more than 2800 years ago in a ritualized border war involving two S'Kra Mur families with conflicting territorial claims. As the participants were required to wear only traditional battle grey, it was thought that heralds (who remain to this day true to their red and blue tabards) might be mistaken for combatants, and killed. Instead, the then-King of Heralds, Tashchei II, caused an aganylosh'a sapling to be uprooted, and carried it before him as a staff. Its purpose was unmistakable, and he was granted full honors.		The first recorded use of the aganylosh'a was more than 2800 years ago in a ritualized border war involving two S'Kra Mur families with conflicting territorial claims. As the participants were required to wear only traditional battle grey, it was thought that heralds (who remain to this day true to their red and blue tabards) might be mistaken for combatants, and killed. Instead, the then-King of Heralds, Tashchei II, caused an aganylosh'a sapling to be uprooted, and carried it before him as a staff. Its purpose was unmistakable, and he was granted full honors.