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Captain Gecko: /* Non Han’san-Kazhkz Unathi */

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Non Han’san-Kazhkz Unathi

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	=== Non Han’san-Kazhkz Unathi ===		=== Non Han’san-Kazhkz Unathi ===

	The overwhelming majority of Unathi in Dominia are part of the Kazhkz or Han'san clans. Some non-Kazhkz-Han’san Unathi can be found in exceptional cases, but they rarely stay this way, or at all. These are almost universally recent Unathi migrants, and almost always end up joining the Kazhkz or Han’san clan. Those that ~~do not~~ tend not to support life on their own in the Empire, and are generally quick to leave.		The overwhelming majority of Unathi in Dominia are part of the Kazhkz or Han'san clans. Some non-Kazhkz-Han’san Unathi can be found in exceptional cases, but they rarely stay this way, or at all. These are almost universally recent Unathi migrants, and almost always end up joining the Kazhkz or Han’san clan. Those that tend not to support life on their own in the Empire, and are generally quick to leave.

	== Unathi Communities ==		== Unathi Communities ==

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Captain Gecko: /* Unathi Communities */

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Unathi Communities

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	Domelkos is known for many things, the extensive hunting grounds surrounding the city among other things. Hunter’s District was built in what used to be part of these hunting grounds, though deserted by wildlife long ago due to the expanding city. Hunter’s District is the largest of the three original districts in space occupied, yet paradoxically, counts the smallest population.		Domelkos is known for many things, the extensive hunting grounds surrounding the city among other things. Hunter’s District was built in what used to be part of these hunting grounds, though deserted by wildlife long ago due to the expanding city. Hunter’s District is the largest of the three original districts in space occupied, yet paradoxically, counts the smallest population.

	It wasn’t always like this, of course. Hunter’s District was built with a larger population in mind, and housed a much larger one for a time with an overwhelmingly Han’san population. After the monstrous losses taken during the battle of three peaks, however, and the loss of most Han’san adult men, the population plummeted down. It was after this event that Hunter’s District ~~heard~~ an unfortunate name, for the many families left broken by the battle: “Widowtown.”		It wasn’t always like this, of course. Hunter’s District was built with a larger population in mind, and housed a much larger one for a time with an overwhelmingly Han’san population. After the monstrous losses taken during the battle of three peaks, however, and the loss of most Han’san adult men, the population plummeted down. It was after this event that Hunter’s District eaned an unfortunate name, for the many families left broken by the battle: “Widowtown.”

	Hunter’s District is mainly a residential area, with rare, small Unathi-owned businesses sparkled here and there, though most work outside of the area. Most of the local, male Han’san population, works abroad, as members of the various Unathi Regiments, while others tend to work various jobs within Domelkos at large.		Hunter’s District is mainly a residential area, with rare, small Unathi-owned businesses sparkled here and there, though most work outside of the area. Most of the local, male Han’san population, works abroad, as members of the various Unathi Regiments, while others tend to work various jobs within Domelkos at large.

Captain Gecko: /* Unathi Communities */

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	'''Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis'''		'''Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis'''
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	Thanks to Alterim Balteulis' ~~its~~ very comfortable climate, many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.		Thanks to Alterim Balteulis' very comfortable climate, many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.

	There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.		There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.

Captain Gecko: /* Unathi Communities */

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Unathi Communities

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	'''Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis'''		'''Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis'''
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	Thanks to its very comfortable climate, ~~Alterim Balteulis~~ many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.		Thanks to Alterim Balteulis' its very comfortable climate, many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.

	There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.		There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.

Captain Gecko: /* Unathi REgiments */

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Unathi REgiments

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	The Unathi have little political influence in the Empire, but it is still somewhat noticeable. As Chief Minister of Unathi Affairs, Kasz Han’san is part of the Imperial Cabinet and is able to take part in the politics of the Empire to a small degree. While his influence is technically limited, Kasz can make arrangements with other members of the Cabinet to better achieve this goal, as the Han’san Clan Lord does retain a lot of influence over other Dominian members of his species. In the end, however, most of these political maneuvers are made to provide Dominian Unathi with more opportunities, ensuring their living conditions remain acceptable-enough to him. This conduct hasn’t led to Han’san stepping over the other cabinet’s members' toes, which is probably why he has been tolerated so far by the cabinet.		The Unathi have little political influence in the Empire, but it is still somewhat noticeable. As Chief Minister of Unathi Affairs, Kasz Han’san is part of the Imperial Cabinet and is able to take part in the politics of the Empire to a small degree. While his influence is technically limited, Kasz can make arrangements with other members of the Cabinet to better achieve this goal, as the Han’san Clan Lord does retain a lot of influence over other Dominian members of his species. In the end, however, most of these political maneuvers are made to provide Dominian Unathi with more opportunities, ensuring their living conditions remain acceptable-enough to him. This conduct hasn’t led to Han’san stepping over the other cabinet’s members' toes, which is probably why he has been tolerated so far by the cabinet.
	=== Unathi ~~REgiments~~ ===		=== Unathi Regiments ===

	The Unathi Regiments are the Imperial Military’s way to handle its Unathi forces. Set up after the Battle of Three Peaks, they are small, mainly infantry-based regiments led by Human (generally Strelitz) officers. Many of the Empire’s Unathi served, or have served in the past in these Regiments, including nearly all male Han’san. These regiments play a certain role in their culture, and it's not rare to see Dominian Sinta bond over shared service in a regiment. It is tradition for members of a Unathi to give their regiment a name too, earned from its achievement and role, generally.		The Unathi Regiments are the Imperial Military’s way to handle its Unathi forces. Set up after the Battle of Three Peaks, they are small, mainly infantry-based regiments led by Human (generally Strelitz) officers. Many of the Empire’s Unathi served, or have served in the past in these Regiments, including nearly all male Han’san. These regiments play a certain role in their culture, and it's not rare to see Dominian Sinta bond over shared service in a regiment. It is tradition for members of a Unathi to give their regiment a name too, earned from its achievement and role, generally.

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	Though there are cases of Unathi living among their Human counterparts and outside of these Unathi communities, they are a minority, and most Dominian Sinta can be found in these districts.		Though there are cases of Unathi living among their Human counterparts and outside of these Unathi communities, they are a minority, and most Dominian Sinta can be found in these districts.
	===New Hope District, Nova Luxembourg - ~~“Landsite”===~~		<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
			'''New Hope District, Nova Luxembourg - “Landsite"'''
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	Completed in late December of 2440, mere months after the arrival of the Kazhkz and Han’san clan, the New Hope District is the first and largest of the “Unathi Communities”. Aside from its official name, however, many have referred to New Hope District as “Landsite”, or the “Landsite District”, due to it being built at the very same place where the Kazhkz-Han’san ships first touched down on Moroz. According to the last census of early 2466, the district’s population features a majority of Kazhkz clan members with present but rarer Han’san, and a minuscule Human presence.		Completed in late December of 2440, mere months after the arrival of the Kazhkz and Han’san clan, the New Hope District is the first and largest of the “Unathi Communities”. Aside from its official name, however, many have referred to New Hope District as “Landsite”, or the “Landsite District”, due to it being built at the very same place where the Kazhkz-Han’san ships first touched down on Moroz. According to the last census of early 2466, the district’s population features a majority of Kazhkz clan members with present but rarer Han’san, and a minuscule Human presence.
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	Aside from the unique Unathi Community architecture, the New Hope District itself is organized like any other Nova Luxembourg district, and has been surprisingly-well integrated into the rest of the city, with locals being able to effortlessly move in and out of the district. This has allowed extensive cultural exchanges in and around the district, and plays a massive role in the integration of the Unathi population into Dominia at large, and the Morozi’s population discovery and acceptance of their new alien neighbors.		Aside from the unique Unathi Community architecture, the New Hope District itself is organized like any other Nova Luxembourg district, and has been surprisingly-well integrated into the rest of the city, with locals being able to effortlessly move in and out of the district. This has allowed extensive cultural exchanges in and around the district, and plays a massive role in the integration of the Unathi population into Dominia at large, and the Morozi’s population discovery and acceptance of their new alien neighbors.
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	===Anvil District, Jinxiang - “Anvil Towers”~~===~~		<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
			'''Anvil District, Jinxiang - “Anvil Towers”'''
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	Jinxiang’s Anvil District is the second largest Unathi Community. It is the largest Unathi Community population-wise, with a nine-to-one Kazkz-to-Han’san ratio. What makes the Anvil District special is its disposition. Anvil District is incredibly compact, being composed of only two large buildings, hence the name it was given by many locals: “Anvil Towers”. These massive “habitation blocks” include residential areas, but also commercial ones, along with some areas for service and administrative work.		Jinxiang’s Anvil District is the second largest Unathi Community. It is the largest Unathi Community population-wise, with a nine-to-one Kazkz-to-Han’san ratio. What makes the Anvil District special is its disposition. Anvil District is incredibly compact, being composed of only two large buildings, hence the name it was given by many locals: “Anvil Towers”. These massive “habitation blocks” include residential areas, but also commercial ones, along with some areas for service and administrative work.
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	Most of the towers’ population works outside of the District, however, in the extensive industrial zones of Jinxiang, among other secondaries. Though they are paid decently and not disrespected outright, working conditions for Unathi industrial workers of Jinxiang are harsh, mainly due to them needing to adapt Human schedules and obligations. While they are generally stronger than most non-geneboosted Humans, Unathi stamina is far lesser than their Human counterparts’, and it gets quite hard for them to keep up. Kasz Han’san has been hard at work to try and have work schedules fit for Unathi be implemented, but the demand for Morozi shipbuilding, both for civilian purposes and the Fleet, are high, and efforts have been inconclusive so far. Most of these Unathi industrial workers currently stick to part-time work, with the adequate, low pay, and thus have to rely on each other for any expenses beyond essentials.		Most of the towers’ population works outside of the District, however, in the extensive industrial zones of Jinxiang, among other secondaries. Though they are paid decently and not disrespected outright, working conditions for Unathi industrial workers of Jinxiang are harsh, mainly due to them needing to adapt Human schedules and obligations. While they are generally stronger than most non-geneboosted Humans, Unathi stamina is far lesser than their Human counterparts’, and it gets quite hard for them to keep up. Kasz Han’san has been hard at work to try and have work schedules fit for Unathi be implemented, but the demand for Morozi shipbuilding, both for civilian purposes and the Fleet, are high, and efforts have been inconclusive so far. Most of these Unathi industrial workers currently stick to part-time work, with the adequate, low pay, and thus have to rely on each other for any expenses beyond essentials.
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	===Hunter’s District, Domelkos - ~~“Widowtown”===~~		<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
			'''Hunter’s District, Domelkos - “Widowtown"'''
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	Domelkos is known for many things, the extensive hunting grounds surrounding the city among other things. Hunter’s District was built in what used to be part of these hunting grounds, though deserted by wildlife long ago due to the expanding city. Hunter’s District is the largest of the three original districts in space occupied, yet paradoxically, counts the smallest population.		Domelkos is known for many things, the extensive hunting grounds surrounding the city among other things. Hunter’s District was built in what used to be part of these hunting grounds, though deserted by wildlife long ago due to the expanding city. Hunter’s District is the largest of the three original districts in space occupied, yet paradoxically, counts the smallest population.
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	Hunter’s District is mainly a residential area, with rare, small Unathi-owned businesses sparkled here and there, though most work outside of the area. Most of the local, male Han’san population, works abroad, as members of the various Unathi Regiments, while others tend to work various jobs within Domelkos at large.		Hunter’s District is mainly a residential area, with rare, small Unathi-owned businesses sparkled here and there, though most work outside of the area. Most of the local, male Han’san population, works abroad, as members of the various Unathi Regiments, while others tend to work various jobs within Domelkos at large.
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	===Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis~~===~~		<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
			'''Suna Village, Alterim Balteulis'''
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	Thanks to its very comfortable climate, Alterim Balteulis many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.		Thanks to its very comfortable climate, Alterim Balteulis many Unathi were quick to move to the Imperial colony. Though the planet didn’t have the same housing issues as Moroz, thanks to Unathi moving there more progressively, many were still quick to gather up, eventually ending up forming Suna Village. With a half-and-half split in Han’san and Kazhkz population, roughly, it is not the only place where imperial Unathi live on Alterim Balteulis, but noteworthy for its population being entirely made up of Unathi.
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	There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.		There have been rumors that, due to its distance from Moroz, and the lesser scrutiny, the locals have managed to continue practicing more Unathi traditions than the rest of their clans, though nothing has been proved yet.
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	=~~===~~Minor Unathi Districts~~====~~		<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
			'''Minor Unathi Districts'''
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	There exists many more Unathi Districts across Moroz, Alterim Balteulis, and other Imperial colonies, may they be part of larger cities, or small settlements like the Suna Village. These tend to be much smaller, with a population of a thousand souls tops.		There exists many more Unathi Districts across Moroz, Alterim Balteulis, and other Imperial colonies, may they be part of larger cities, or small settlements like the Suna Village. These tend to be much smaller, with a population of a thousand souls tops.

Captain Gecko: Removing Dominian Unathi their noble status

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Removing Dominian Unathi their noble status

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Captain Gecko: /* The Piracy Days */

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The Piracy Days

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	=== The Piracy Days ===		=== The Piracy Days ===

	The flight to Ouerea itself was a bloodbath, with early military spacecraft opening fire on the escaping shuttles. Claims that civilians were onboard were ignored, as the very same shuttles were just about to unleash traditionalist forces upon the Hegemonic Capital. They did, however, manage to reach the colony. With the whole operation complete, and both Clans having lost nearly everything, the Kazhkz’ authority over the Han’san was gone, with many even blaming the Kazhkz for Seryo’s recklessness. Yet, Kasz still saw it wise to ~~tag along~~ with the Kazhkz side of this shuttle fleet, deeming that they’d stand better chances to survive together.		The flight to Ouerea itself was a bloodbath, with early military spacecraft opening fire on the escaping shuttles. Claims that civilians were onboard were ignored, as the very same shuttles were just about to unleash traditionalist forces upon the Hegemonic Capital. They did, however, manage to reach the colony. With the whole operation complete, and both Clans having lost nearly everything, the Kazhkz’ authority over the Han’san was gone, with many even blaming the Kazhkz for Seryo’s recklessness. Yet, Kasz still saw it wise to stay with the Kazhkz side of this shuttle fleet, deeming that they’d stand better chances to survive together.

	Before better access to warp technology and the discovery of [[Unathi_Piracy#Ha'zana,_Harrow_of_Fangs\|Ha’zana]] by pirates, [[Unathi Piracy\|Unathi piracy]] was purely limited to the Uueoa-Esa system. When not sailing through the system, most rested on Ouerea, with its criminal underbelly, at the time, being almost entirely made up of pirates. The [[Contact_War#The_Atomic_Exchange\|Nuclear Exchange]] and its consequences on Moghes prevented the Hegemony from doing anything meaningful to stop it for years, allowing the Han’san and Kazhkz to grow once more as they found a new way to survive in piracy. Salak Kazhkz turned out to be a surprisingly talented tactician in naval combat, and their shuttle fleet provided countless crafts to deliver Han’san warriors to targets to board. Kasz himself ensured that relationships with the slowly developing [[Unathi_Piracy#Notable_Pirates_and_Fleets\|fleets]] of the time remained mostly positive, and even had the fleet acquire greater ships, all of alien manufacture, may it be through transactions or hijackings. By January 2440, the Han’san-Kazhkz turned into a proper fleet, and with enough warp-capable ships, extended their operations.		Before better access to warp technology and the discovery of [[Unathi_Piracy#Ha'zana,_Harrow_of_Fangs\|Ha’zana]] by pirates, [[Unathi Piracy\|Unathi piracy]] was purely limited to the Uueoa-Esa system. When not sailing through the system, most rested on Ouerea, with its criminal underbelly, at the time, being almost entirely made up of pirates. The [[Contact_War#The_Atomic_Exchange\|Nuclear Exchange]] and its consequences on Moghes prevented the Hegemony from doing anything meaningful to stop it for years, allowing the Han’san and Kazhkz to grow once more as they found a new way to survive in piracy. Salak Kazhkz turned out to be a surprisingly talented tactician in naval combat, and their shuttle fleet provided countless crafts to deliver Han’san warriors to targets to board. Kasz himself ensured that relationships with the slowly developing [[Unathi_Piracy#Notable_Pirates_and_Fleets\|fleets]] of the time remained mostly positive, and even had the fleet acquire greater ships, all of alien manufacture, may it be through transactions or hijackings. By January 2440, the Han’san-Kazhkz turned into a proper fleet, and with enough warp-capable ships, extended their operations.

	The Han’san-Kazhkz still had the issue of their civilian population, however. The presence of countless families of refugees from the fallen Kazhkz Kingdom and Han’san clan in their ships, which included women and hatchlings, went against the [[Unathi_Piracy#Star_Code\|Star Code]] itself and was always something to keep in mind when engaging in any kind of piracy. Though Salak seemed to have accepted this new way of life, and so did many of the Kazhkz, it was clear that the pirate life was unsustainable for their people.		The Han’san-Kazhkz still had the issue of their civilian population, however. The presence of countless families of refugees from the fallen Kazhkz Kingdom and Han’san clan in their ships, which included women and hatchlings, went against the [[Unathi_Piracy#Star_Code\|Star Code]] itself and was always something to keep in mind when engaging in any kind of piracy. Though Salak seemed to have accepted this new way of life, and so did many of the Kazhkz, it was clear that the pirate life was unsustainable for their people.

	=== First Contact ===		=== First Contact ===