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==== East Ukilen raids ====

[[File:Bxvi.jpg|thumb|A modern-day ''~~bxvi~~'' from northern Kzmr.]]

[[File:Bxvi.jpg|thumb|A set of modern-day ''bbxvi'' from northern Kzmr.]]

A great wealth of historiography, both internal and external, exists regarding the participation of various Kzmr clans and septs in the [[East Ukilen raids]], particularly the [[Raid of Bongsibon]] in XXXX CE. Unlike the longstanding tradition of [[Oryx raid|oryx raiding]], which to this day remains a typically nonviolent variety of theft, the actions of Kzmr razzieurs during this period were quite devastating to the local population, causing roughly half of the Kali casualties in the Raid of Bongsibon. Smaller-scale trans-Baphian razzias continued well into the Nth century. The spoils of these incursions, often goods which were unavailable or difficult in the desert climate, were particularly valuable to the Kkzmrri in this era, and the legacy of this unilateral transfer remains in Kzmr culture to this day. For instance, the ''[[bxvi]]'', a stringed instrument of [[Kzmr folk music]], is derived from the [[Kali viol]], first brought to Kzmr during these raids.

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 ==== East Ukilen raids ====
-[[File:Bxvi.jpg|thumb|A modern-day ''bxvi'' from northern Kzmr.]]
+[[File:Bxvi.jpg|thumb|A set of modern-day ''bbxvi'' from northern Kzmr.]]
 A great wealth of historiography, both internal and external, exists regarding the participation of various Kzmr clans and septs in the [[East Ukilen raids]], particularly the [[Raid of Bongsibon]] in XXXX CE. Unlike the longstanding tradition of [[Oryx raid|oryx raiding]], which to this day remains a typically nonviolent variety of theft, the actions of Kzmr razzieurs during this period were quite devastating to the local population, causing roughly half of the Kali casualties in the Raid of Bongsibon. Smaller-scale trans-Baphian razzias continued well into the Nth century. The spoils of these incursions, often goods which were unavailable or difficult in the desert climate, were particularly valuable to the Kkzmrri in this era, and the legacy of this unilateral transfer remains in Kzmr culture to this day. For instance, the ''[[bxvi]]'', a stringed instrument of [[Kzmr folk music]], is derived from the [[Kali viol]], first brought to Kzmr during these raids.