Kharakeseler

The Kharakeseler Tribe, or rather the Kharakeseler Khanate, as they prefer to be known as, are a nomadic people with origins in South-Central Eldham. Staunchly Monotheistic and Tightly Knit, the Khanate makes their home in the Southern regions of Eldham, yet true to their nomadic origins, individual members have a habit of wanderlust. In spite of this, the Tribe is governed by a single head, the İlk-Kam Khan(Great Shaman Chief, loosely translated). The Tribe itself is home to the eponymous Kese race, a subrace of Orcs, yet the Khanate welcomes all who are willing to embrace the Tribe’s core traditions and religion. 
== Origins ==
Most of the origins of the people that came to be known as the Kharakese come from their oral history, a long an convoluted re-telling by the Kamlar (Shamans) of the Kharakese from their first migrations from another world similar to that of Eldham, where they first arrived. The key aspects of their culture that kept them together was a strong sense of community and devotion to their singular, omnipotent and omniscient God they called ‘Khoda’ and reverence for his Five Totems of the Thylacine, Wombat, Numbat, Kangaroo and Chötgör (Sarcophilus harrisii).
== Nomadic Wanderings ==
Their story in Eldham began, at least recorded, when around a thousand and five-hundred years ago, a wandering shaman led his people away from the idolatry of the other orcs and into a new world called ‘Eskigatsar’ in their language or, ‘the place of elders’. There the Kharakese faced persecution on account of their race and ‘hideous’ features, being run out from the Central Continent of Onthukhan and being driven over the generations to the North, towards what would become Varn Torum, back when that nation was led by the Dwarves. The Kharakese moved around the dwarven lands, unbeknownst of the people that lay below the surface, living as their ancestors had done in relativeTheir story in Eldham began, at least recorded, when around a thousand and five-hundred years ago, a wandering shaman led his people away from the idolatry of the other orcs and into a new world called ‘Eskigatsar’ in their language or, ‘the place of elders’. There the Kharakese faced persecution on account of their race and ‘hideous’ features, being run out from the Central Continent of Onthukhan and being driven over the generations to the North, towards what would become Varn Torum, back when that nation was led by the Dwarves. The Kharakese moved around the dwarven lands, unbeknownst of the people that lay below the surface, living as their ancestors had done in relative peace away from the human and elven kingdoms that scorned them. 
Yet their Khan, Toqtamysh, İlk—Kam (Great Shaman) of their people, had chosen to found a small camp around a lake the lake. Thus the village of Golbaatar was founded upon that lake, there the Kharakese put up their yurts and had begun breeding sheep from catching them from a nearby pen. Sooner or later, however, the Khan received a summons from the dwarves to meet with them. It was there that Toqtamysh struck a deal with the leaders of Varn Torum, that they remain in Golbaatar at their camp for a maximum of three years (three months). The Khan accepted the terms, and had begun his wanderings with his people to look for new land to settle and build camps. There he had met the peoples of the Razuni Sultanate and the Batu Khaganate, the latter of which, would shape the destiny of his people, forever…
== The Batu Khaganate ==
Soon thereafter, the Khan would meet with Khagan TheRealYuca of Batu. There he and his own Shaman, Carado, discussed the future of their people and of Toqtamysh’s desire to settle a land for his people. The Khan agreed and accepted to become a citizen of Batu, along with that of all of his people. Yet the land they were offered was also sacred to the people of Nova Azcoria, who also coveted the land and were bigoted towards the Kharakese as a people for their piety and desire not to be colonized by the Imperialist ambitions of Azcoria. Toqtamysh and the rest of his people would develop a deep enmity for the abuses the Azcorians would inflict upon their people, and attempts at sending missionaries to convert them to the State Religion of Cubism, initially viewed as a Cinn (Devil) Worshipping religion for the incident of the Cube’s effects on the world of Eldham and the Azcorian’s aggression. 
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