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The Matkha migrations began to slow down in 740 BCE, with the first permanent settlement of (PLACEHOLDER) by sailors from Vpñuwpaw. This island was already previously known to the Wla, with records of castaways being marooned there dating back to 980 BCE written in the [[interior Ngyo script]]. | The Matkha migrations began to slow down in 740 BCE, with the first permanent settlement of (PLACEHOLDER) by sailors from Vpñuwpaw. This island was already previously known to the Wla, with records of castaways being marooned there dating back to 980 BCE written in the [[interior Ngyo script]]. | ||
== Monarchic era == | === Monarchic era === | ||
In 418 BCE, the various small chiefdoms of Vpñuwpaw were united under the [[Vpñuwpaw Kingdom]] by King [[Zknri I]], the first monarch of the [[Ðatvlyu dynasty]]. He was descended from the line of [[Zltah Chiefdom|Zltah]] chiefs, who under the new system were retroactively and posthumously considered as monarchs part of the [[Wmlukvlyu dynasty]], meaning that the first ruler in traditional lineages is not Zknri I but rather the semi-legendary Queen [[Vñluhmrwiy I]]. | In 418 BCE, the various small chiefdoms of Vpñuwpaw were united under the [[Vpñuwpaw Kingdom]] by King [[Zknri I]], the first monarch of the [[Ðatvlyu dynasty]]. He was descended from the line of [[Zltah Chiefdom|Zltah]] chiefs, who under the new system were retroactively and posthumously considered as monarchs part of the [[Wmlukvlyu dynasty]], meaning that the first ruler in traditional lineages is not Zknri I but rather the semi-legendary Queen [[Vñluhmrwiy I]]. | ||