Jumath-Liar

Jumath-Liar calligraphy is an artistic practice of handwriting Qeelsian in a condensed form, traditionally to fit on coins, shields and rings. Traditionally reserved for positions of power, jumath-liar symbols hold a special significance in Qeelsian and Milawic tradition. A jumath-liar is granted to a person by the Avya, and can not be changed or altered during their lifetime. The jumath-liar must also be present on a persons gravestone.
Rimath-Liar variations depicting tribal names are granted to patriarchs of Qeelsian tribes and given to successors.
== Use in Yora ==
Jumath-Liar symbols are granted to yora atmari upon entry into the Qeelsian Yora Authority by the avyao-anyora, depicting the atmaris fighting identity.
Category:Milaw