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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]].

Circa 320 BCE, the [[Tantj Tasfemjx Duumvirate]] was established. Under this system, two co-sovereigns represented the two islands of the nation, each having veto power over the other. In addition, their declarations could be vetoed by a supermajority vote from the [[Assembly of Chiefs and High Priests]], a council formed from all local chiefs, with areas not under a chief system being represented by the local [[fasan]], often translated as 'priest' or 'high priest', referring to a religiously learned elder with informal authority comparable to that found in a [[w:Big man (anthropology)|big man]] system.

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	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]].

			Circa 320 BCE, the [[Tantj Tasfemjx Duumvirate]] was established. Under this system, two co-sovereigns represented the two islands of the nation, each having veto power over the other. In addition, their declarations could be vetoed by a supermajority vote from the [[Assembly of Chiefs and High Priests]], a council formed from all local chiefs, with areas not under a chief system being represented by the local [[fasan]], often translated as 'priest' or 'high priest', referring to a religiously learned elder with informal authority comparable to that found in a [[w:Big man (anthropology)\|big man]] system.