Ugari

The Ugari appeared to be the people of Ugarat and the other settlements along the River Ugarat. Before the Malazan invasion of Seven Cities, the Anibar tribe dwelt on the plains of the Jhag Odhan and travelled to the East (or Ugarat) River to trade with the great walled camps (cities and settlements) of the Ugari. The Anibar traded meat and hides for iron tools and weapons.The Bonehunters, Chapter 12, US SFBC p.487
Then came the Time of Great Slaying when the Mezla Slayers came, sending many of the Ugari to seek refuge among the Anibar. The Mezla followed and there was a great battle that saw the Ugari defeated and killed. The Anibar feared Mezla retribution for sheltering the Ugari and prepared to flee deeper into the Odhan. But the Mezla leader, King Iskar Jarak, and a hundred of his soldiers intercepted them. He told the Anibar they were not his enemy, but warned that others were coming and they would destroy the Anibar without mercy if they found them.The Bonehunters, Chapter 12, US SFBC p.487-488 
The Anibar took the King's advice and fled to new homelands in the north and west. King Iskar Jarak became known as the Iron Prophet by the Anibar and it was foretold that one day, in time of the Anibar's greatest peril, wielders of the birth-stone (the T'lan Imass with their flint swords) would come to defend the Anibar.The Bonehunters, Chapter 12, US SFBC p.488
==In The Bonehunters==
Karsa Orlong and Samar Dev travelled through the Jhag Odhan where they were approached by Boatfinder and a group of Anibar. The Anibar had spotted Karsa's great T'lan Imass-style flint sword and determined that he must be the defender prophesied by the Iron Prophet. Boatfinder asked Karsa's help in delivering them from the revenants that came from the sea to attack and slay his people in their new homes.The Bonehunters, Chapter 12, US SFBC p.483-488
==Notes and references==
Category:Seven Cities natives
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