Tun'ilhameng: Revision history

5 May 2024

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30 August 2022

• curprev 00:5300:53, 30 August 2022‎ fandom>Smalltestacount‎ 3,623 bytes +3,623‎ Created page with "The Tun’ilunhameng (Lit. "Beasts Cursed by Hangmeng") are a social catagory in Mideaval and Modern Nongban society. The Tun’ilunhameng are slaves that are legally considered animals and chattel. Tun’ilunhameng are commonly used for mining, farming, transportation, and food. Tun’ilunhameng are often mutilated disfigured and inbred to make them seem less like humans. Due to centuries of propaganda very few Nongbans consider the Tun’ilunhameng humans an..."