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'''Tahini''' is an island in the [[Oriental Ocean]]. Tourism is the major industry. The island is popular among [[Europa]]n tourists. The nearby T’afach’i resort and Oliderini Ruins lie to the south of [[Marikabiye]]. The T’afach’i Marine National Parks form a continuous protected area along the southern coast. The area shows examples of Orinese architecture. The population is majority of [[Orinese]] descent. | |||
== History == | |||
The area was home to several tribes, the people on the island were friendly, and the island was beautiful. Tahini was also an ideal location for fishing. However, the people of the island were poor. | |||
In the 1360s the island was settled by [[Orioni]] in a [[Orinese colonial empire|colonial enterprise]], with two important trade depots. It quickly became an important export centre for the regional extraction-based economy. The main foodstuff was rice, mostly irrigated, combined with other essential crops. Large quantities of rum, coconuts, and other tropical products were shipped there. The products are then distributed by boat to other ports and islands. | |||
The island's importance grew as a strategic location for supervising the seas between east and west. Various outsiders contested its control. In 1384, it was the location of the Battle of Oliderini, where a combined [[Salam]]id fleet was decisively defeated by the Orinese one. In the early 1390s, the island became a critical military base for the [[Imperial Orinese Navy|Orinese navy]]. | |||
The island also had tourist potential, with its rugged mountains, river streams, lakes, and waterfalls. Early travellers and tourists visited Tahini for its [[Chulese]] heritage, with archaeological sites located throughout the island. Many of the Orinese who settled there died of {{wp|yellow fever}} and {{wp|malaria}}. The seaport of Marikabiye was expanded in 1796, after an earthquake had badly damaged the old wooden pier. | |||
The 1840s decolonisation movement began in [[Baribeni]], with secret support from the ruling strongman in [[Hakenium]]. Aided by Hakenian mercenaries and their modern firearms, the Orinese were pushed off the islands. Coins were struck bearing the name Hannas the Little and styling him {{wp|Pasha}}. This first decolonising action went on to inspire similar campaigns in other colonies, including Tahini. | |||
In 1847 the Orinese withdrew from Tahini after a series of financial losses. The Orinese government granted an Iberic company sole rights to the island and its surrounding waters. The Iberics later sold their rights to the Port of Marikabiye to the Mirrosi. The island was promptly taken over by savvy merchants from [[Miiros]], who renamed the island to [[Malindi]]. | |||
== Image gallery == | |||
<gallery> | |||
Sun rise Malindi.jpg|Sunrise over the [[Oriental Ocean]]. | |||
Diani Beach Sunrise Kenya.jpg|T’afach’i beach. | |||
Ruins of Songo Mnara, inside the main building.jpg|Oliderini ruins. | |||
Malindi.jpg|Sunset with boats. | |||
Nouméa Ile des Pins Saint Joseph.JPG|Sailing boat enters a bay. | |||
</gallery> | |||
{{Orioni}} | {{Orioni}} | ||
{{Eurth}} | {{Eurth}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Tahini]] | ||
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| Capital | Marikabiye | ||||||||
| Common languages | Oharic | ||||||||
| Government | Colony | ||||||||
| Historical era | Orinese colonial era | ||||||||
• Established | 1367 | ||||||||
• Disestablished | 1847 | ||||||||
| Area | |||||||||
| 2020 | 5,649.77 km2 (2,181.39 sq mi) | ||||||||
| Population | |||||||||
• 2020 | 412,709 | ||||||||
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Tahini is an island in the Oriental Ocean. Tourism is the major industry. The island is popular among Europan tourists. The nearby T’afach’i resort and Oliderini Ruins lie to the south of Marikabiye. The T’afach’i Marine National Parks form a continuous protected area along the southern coast. The area shows examples of Orinese architecture. The population is majority of Orinese descent.
History
The area was home to several tribes, the people on the island were friendly, and the island was beautiful. Tahini was also an ideal location for fishing. However, the people of the island were poor.
In the 1360s the island was settled by Orioni in a colonial enterprise, with two important trade depots. It quickly became an important export centre for the regional extraction-based economy. The main foodstuff was rice, mostly irrigated, combined with other essential crops. Large quantities of rum, coconuts, and other tropical products were shipped there. The products are then distributed by boat to other ports and islands.
The island's importance grew as a strategic location for supervising the seas between east and west. Various outsiders contested its control. In 1384, it was the location of the Battle of Oliderini, where a combined Salamid fleet was decisively defeated by the Orinese one. In the early 1390s, the island became a critical military base for the Orinese navy.
The island also had tourist potential, with its rugged mountains, river streams, lakes, and waterfalls. Early travellers and tourists visited Tahini for its Chulese heritage, with archaeological sites located throughout the island. Many of the Orinese who settled there died of yellow fever and malaria. The seaport of Marikabiye was expanded in 1796, after an earthquake had badly damaged the old wooden pier.
The 1840s decolonisation movement began in Baribeni, with secret support from the ruling strongman in Hakenium. Aided by Hakenian mercenaries and their modern firearms, the Orinese were pushed off the islands. Coins were struck bearing the name Hannas the Little and styling him Pasha. This first decolonising action went on to inspire similar campaigns in other colonies, including Tahini.
In 1847 the Orinese withdrew from Tahini after a series of financial losses. The Orinese government granted an Iberic company sole rights to the island and its surrounding waters. The Iberics later sold their rights to the Port of Marikabiye to the Mirrosi. The island was promptly taken over by savvy merchants from Miiros, who renamed the island to Malindi.
Image gallery
Sunrise over the Oriental Ocean.
T’afach’i beach.
Oliderini ruins.
Sunset with boats.
Sailing boat enters a bay.
