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The '''Sukats''' are an ancient people residing in [[Northern Meran]], in what is now [[Afarut]], [[Gosaria]], [[Imendia]], [[Nykal]], [[Qym]], and [[Tamodia]]. | The '''Sukats''' are an ancient people residing in [[Northern Meran]], in what is now [[Afarut]], [[Gosaria]], [[Imendia]], [[Nykal]], [[Qym]], and [[Tamodia]]. | ||
Having been involved in numerous wars against or with the [[Ottelians]] (and even, during periods of unrest, with one Ottelian faction against another), they played a significant role in the rapid [[fall of the Ottelian Empire]] in {{abbr|395 CE|328 CE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, in the midst of the [[ | Having been involved in numerous wars against or with the [[Ottelians]] (and even, during periods of unrest, with one Ottelian faction against another), they played a significant role in the rapid [[fall of the Ottelian Empire]] in {{abbr|395 CE|328 CE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, in the midst of the [[Great Meranian War]]. | ||
The origins of the Sukats are poorly understood and debated. By the 2nd century, as a single people, they were present in the regions of present-day [[Afarut]], [[Nykal]], [[Qym|Western Qym]] and [[Holaria|Eastern Holaria]]. [[Ottelia]]n authors considered them to be barbarians with primitive customs because of their rustic way of life and their villages without walls. | The origins of the Sukats are poorly understood and debated. By the 2nd century, as a single people, they were present in the regions of present-day [[Afarut]], [[Nykal]], [[Qym|Western Qym]] and [[Holaria|Eastern Holaria]]. [[Ottelia]]n authors considered them to be barbarians with primitive customs because of their rustic way of life and their villages without walls. | ||
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The Sukats are an ancient people residing in Northern Meran, in what is now Afarut, Gosaria, Imendia, Nykal, Qym, and Tamodia.
Having been involved in numerous wars against or with the Ottelians (and even, during periods of unrest, with one Ottelian faction against another), they played a significant role in the rapid fall of the Ottelian Empire in 395 CE, in the midst of the Great Meranian War.
The origins of the Sukats are poorly understood and debated. By the 2nd century, as a single people, they were present in the regions of present-day Afarut, Nykal, Western Qym and Eastern Holaria. Ottelian authors considered them to be barbarians with primitive customs because of their rustic way of life and their villages without walls.