Horses

Horses are an important cultural animal in the Nation. They played an important role in society during the Thousand Year War period, in trades, farming, and in war. They are the seventh in line of the Zodiac Cycle.
During the War of the Flowering Law, many mountain horses were recruited and bred for warfare, and equipped with matted bamboo, metal, or leather bind armory.
In the Spirit World, spirit horses help guide Uaneng Priest into the Spirit World.
The history of the domestication of horses is a long and complex one that dates back to prehistoric times. It is believed that wild horses were first tamed by human beings around 4,000-5,000 years ago in the steppes of Central Asia.
The early domestication process likely began with the hunting of wild horses for food, and eventually, the capturing of wild horses for use as transportation and labor. Early human societies likely selected for horses that were less aggressive and more docile, as these traits would have made them easier to handle and control. Over time, this process of selective breeding led to the development of domestic horses that were better suited for use by human beings.
Horses were initially used for transportation and as a source of food. But as human civilizations developed, horses became increasingly important for a variety of purposes, such as agriculture, transportation, warfare, and sport. The use of horses in warfare was especially important during the Middle Ages, when the mounted knight was a dominant military force.
In the modern era, horses have continued to play an important role in transportation, agriculture, and sport. They are also used for therapeutic and recreational purposes. Today, horses are found all over the world and come in many different breeds, each with their own unique characteristics and uses.
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