Zamotian mythology

Zamotian mythology is the body of myths belonging to the Zamotian peoples.
== Mythology ==
Zamotian mythology begins with the birth of the Lemur God, who, upon awakening, willed the island of Zamotz into existence. Initially, the island was known as Lemuria, named after the residence of His Holiness, the Lemur God, and his subjects, the lemurs, who became the primary wildlife of the island.
Over time, humans began to visit Lemuria, eventually deciding to settle there. These new inhabitants encountered the creator of the island and, recognizing his divine nature, began to worship him. To them, he was not just a god but their sovereign, the Lemur King. Due to his growing affinity with humans, the Lemur God transformed into a human form, allowing him to interact more closely with his followers.
The followers of the Lemur King established their settlements around his residence, which became the focal point of their community. This burgeoning settlement grew into the city of Limuria, a tranquil coastal city that flourished under the benevolent watch of the Lemur King.
Afterwards, the Limurians encountered the settlement of Bibshmibbia and its inhabitants, the Bibshmibbians, who referred to the island as "Zmtz," meaning "mainland" in their native tongue. Following this encounter, they came across two emerging settlements on the island: Elatsania and Shirokaneza. Over time, as their collaboration deepened, the four settlements decided to unite under one banner, that of the nation of Zamotz.
As they cooperated with Limuria, the other settlements grew to admire the figure of the Lemur King, eventually recognizing and respecting his authority as well. Prior to the establishment of a formal government, the Lemur King was acknowledged as the rightful ruler of Zamotz and its core territories, with his legend destined to be disseminated worldwide.
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