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'''Old Besokian''' may refer to: * [[Old Besokian period]], a phase in Besokian history

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...erging Besokian ethnic groups, and the [[Old Besokian language|form of the Besokian language spoken at the time]]. ...g up to the event. This tradition was established in the early days of the Besokian cult, with the Besokians concentrated in a relatively small area in the [[F

...main language recorded in the [[Nishûnâc carvings]], written in the [[Old Besokian abugida]]. ==History==

...Westron Westron] dialogues in his works as English—, and consequently, the Besokian languages are rendered entirely (except for a few loans in [[Iilish Languag * [[Proto-Besokian language|Proto-Besokian]]

== History == ...ot far from the [[River Besokan|Besokan Valley]] and the urheimat of the [[Besokian peoples|Besokians]]; for this and many other reasons, they have often been

...uages]]. As main liturgical language of the [[Besokian cult]] it was [[Old Besokian writing|preserved in writing]] early on, rendering it one of two potential ...people of the [[Three Hills|Second Hill]] (Nishûnâc), serving as the early Besokian’s name for themselves and a broader racial designation separating them fr

...language|Proto-Besokian]] and thought to represent the [[Besokian peoples|Besokian]] knowledge of the world in the late 3rd millennium B.E.B. ...used in its labels, the map is almost invariably dated to the early [[Old Besokian period]], hence gaining its appellation.

...group in everything I have written so far, and inseparably entwined in the history of two great states, [[Aribel]] and the [[Lécaronian Empire]]. ==History==

...Avalian languages, written in the Iilish abugida, a descendant of the Old Besokian script. They are known to be tall, dark-haired but often light-eyed, and ha ...tem for their language. Dispersed almost as widely as the Ortûlékians, few Besokian ethnicities remain visible in Lécaronian society, but their inventions and

...alled '''Bealamas''' 'Land of the Burning Hills'. The [[Proto-Besokian|Old Besokian]] term, as evidenced on the [[Nishunâc World Map]], was '''Tûnûshetor''' ...ing Lemmi-Dirith and the well of the Brethan, the [[Forests of the Besokan|Besokian Woods]], the mythical [[Forest of Corbin]], and the [[Harking Hills]] of Or

...the Relationship between Olgish and Soskish Culture''' explores the joint history of Olgs and Sosks from their first encounters up until the foundation of L� ...he east, presumably living as vassals of the Sosks in the area west of the Besokian Woods; the Noldorinians were pushed further and further southwest until all

==History and classification== ...lects, around the '''End of the Bronze Age'''. Language of the [[Lonsorigi#History|Old Lonsorigi]] and major clerical language of the [[Olgish High Kindgom]]<

...of influence, it was a space of encounter between peoples for most of its history and is considered the homeland of the [[Kalparians]], [[Norians]], [[Yamena ==History==