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'''Yo Tarshazag''' ({{wp|Nahuatl}}: ''Yectehuan'', tr. "Good Company") is the name given to [[Lushyods#Zacapican|Zaca-Lushyod]] ethnic {{wp|organized crime}} in [[Zacapican]]. They are infamous for participating in a wide range of criminal enterprises including {{wp|Smuggling|trafficking}} of drugs, weapons, and humans. They are allied to the [[Környezet]], the Drevstranese Lush and Ludz speaking underworld with whom they often share blood ties, and are also the traditional enemies of the Purépécha-led and Nahuatl-speaking [[Western Underworld]] with whom they compete for control of not only drug production and distribution, but also in racketeering business and territories. They have contacts and influence not only in [[Zacapican]] and [[Drevstran]], but also in [[Halys]] and [[Ganzak]] (tn: maybe). Historically, there are six major Tarshazagok active in Zacapican: five [[Docetic Academy|Docetics]] and one [[Vörönyak Jews|Jewish]] although in practice a great number of outfits (Tarshazag, tr. "Company") came and went and not all infamous outfits are still active. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:01, 29 October 2023
Yo Tarshazag (Nahuatl: Yectehuan, tr. "Good Company") is the name given to Zaca-Lushyod ethnic organized crime in Zacapican. They are infamous for participating in a wide range of criminal enterprises including trafficking of drugs, weapons, and humans. They are allied to the Környezet, the Drevstranese Lush and Ludz speaking underworld with whom they often share blood ties, and are also the traditional enemies of the Purépécha-led and Nahuatl-speaking Western Underworld with whom they compete for control of not only drug production and distribution, but also in racketeering business and territories. They have contacts and influence not only in Zacapican and Drevstran, but also in Halys and Ganzak (tn: maybe). Historically, there are six major Tarshazagok active in Zacapican: five Docetics and one Jewish although in practice a great number of outfits (Tarshazag, tr. "Company") came and went and not all infamous outfits are still active.