Sandbox:Noble Dog Tribes: Difference between revisions
(Fixed species on Koszegi Redicsi. Changed Kis-Sio & Kis-Jeno to Mórahalomi Sio and Ásotthalomi Jeno) |
(Added the Népvándorlás Fesztiválja to the Vandorolt Redicsi. Added the Monk Mating Dance to the Csongradi Sio. Added Kalloi Duel to Kiskalloi.) |
||
Line 55: | Line 55: | ||
====Summary==== | ====Summary==== | ||
====Traditions==== | ====Traditions==== | ||
'''Szegedi Keringő''': The Szegedi Keringő is a variation of the orthodox Eszak-Hevizi Keringő. It is much more fast paced than the Eszak-Hevizi. | |||
===Vándorolt Redicsi=== | ===Vándorolt Redicsi=== | ||
====Overview==== | ====Overview==== | ||
Line 62: | Line 63: | ||
====Summary==== | ====Summary==== | ||
====Traditions==== | ====Traditions==== | ||
'''Népvándorlás Fesztiválja (Festival of the Migration)''': The Festival of the Migration is a festival that is held specifically by the Vandorolt Redicsi that live in Salavar and Gesta that celebrates their coming to the land. The Festival is also celebrated by the Erdos Family and was born in Salavar as a means to integrate both the Vandorolt Redicsi and the Erdosi. | |||
==Sio Family== | ==Sio Family== | ||
===Sio=== | ===Sio=== | ||
Line 72: | Line 74: | ||
'''Greeting''': The Sio greeting is unique in that it derives from the Sio affixation on the Snout. Greetings within the Sio will involve the two holding both hands with each other as they touch snouts. | '''Greeting''': The Sio greeting is unique in that it derives from the Sio affixation on the Snout. Greetings within the Sio will involve the two holding both hands with each other as they touch snouts. | ||
'''Monk Mating Dance''': A rather mysterious dance that is said to have originated from the caretakers of the Chapel of Desda, the Monk Mating Dance is a circle dance that is done specifically by monks. While originally only having been done by Csongradi, the dance spread to the Morahalomi, the Eszak-Tolnai and the Tolnai Veszpremic. | |||
===Mórahalomi Sio=== | ===Mórahalomi Sio=== | ||
Line 165: | Line 168: | ||
====Summary==== | ====Summary==== | ||
====Traditions==== | ====Traditions==== | ||
'''Kalloi Duel''': A Kalloi Duel is a sport that both the Nagykalloi and Kiskalloi Hoditok participate in that originated from the Kiskalloi. The Kalloi Duel involves two people of the same sex who's hands are tied and locked in combat with each other. The goal of the duel was that the first person to be knocked down would be considered out. The target was to knock down the opponent by any means necessary. Usually involving legwork, the use of the head and chest was also considered as a legitimate mean to knock down the opponent. | |||
==Jeno Family== | ==Jeno Family== | ||
===Jeno=== | ===Jeno=== |
Revision as of 18:50, 19 October 2021
Veszpremic Family
Veszpremic
Overview
- Name: Veszpremic, Balatoni
- Breed: Golden Retriever
- Regions: Imperial West (Balaton, Heviz), Imperial Central (Andrassy)
Summary
The Veszpremic are the dominant sub-tribe of the Veszpremic Family and are based in the Balaton Estate within the Imperial East. After the end of the Farkas Era and the beginning of the Proto-Imperial Era, the Veszpremic nation was the largest tribe to emerge and afterwards conquered the Kis-Veszpremic. The Veszpremic became the largest and most dominant tribe within the Empire during the Seven Canid Peace.
Traditions
Greetings: The traditional way of the Veszpremic greeting that is mainly used by the Empire is the cheek kiss.
Veszpremic Archer Dance: A traditional way of dancing that dates back to the beginning of the Proto-Imperial Era.
Kis-Veszpremic
Overview
- Name: Kis-Veszpremic, Nagybalatoni
- Breed: Tolling Retriever
- Regions: Imperial West (Balaton)
Summary
Traditions
Tolnai Veszpremic
Overview
- Name: Tolnai Veszpremic
- Breed: Landseer
- Regions: Imperial North (Tolna)
Summary
Traditions
Redicsi Family
Redicsi
- Name: Redicsi, Észak-Hevizi
- Breed: Great Pyrenees
- Regions: Imperial West (Heviz, Szeged)
Overview
Summary
Traditions
Kis-Redicsi
Overview
- Name: Kis-Redicsi, Dél-Hevizi
- Breed: Pyrenean Mastiff
- Regions: Imperial West (Heviz)
Summary
Traditions
Koszegi Redicsi
- Name: Koszegi Redicsi
- Breed: Tatran Shepherd
- Regions: Imperial West (Heviz), Imperial Central (The Felföld)
Overview
Summary
Traditions
Koszegi Cheese: The Koszegi Redicsi are the curators of the famous Koszegi cheese, simply referred to as Koszegi. The small tribe had perfected the cheese from remenant formulas from the Farkasi that were passed onto them.
Szegedi Redicsi
Overview
- Name: Szegedi Redicsi
- Breed: Kuvasz
- Regions: Imperial West (Szeged)
Summary
Traditions
Szegedi Keringő: The Szegedi Keringő is a variation of the orthodox Eszak-Hevizi Keringő. It is much more fast paced than the Eszak-Hevizi.
Vándorolt Redicsi
Overview
- Name: Vandorolt Redicsi
- Breed: Mixed
- Regions: Imperial East (Salavar, Gesta)
Summary
Traditions
Népvándorlás Fesztiválja (Festival of the Migration): The Festival of the Migration is a festival that is held specifically by the Vandorolt Redicsi that live in Salavar and Gesta that celebrates their coming to the land. The Festival is also celebrated by the Erdos Family and was born in Salavar as a means to integrate both the Vandorolt Redicsi and the Erdosi.
Sio Family
Sio
Overview
- Name: Sio, Csongradi
- Breed: St. Bernard
- Regions: Imperial North (Csongrad)
Summary
Traditions
Greeting: The Sio greeting is unique in that it derives from the Sio affixation on the Snout. Greetings within the Sio will involve the two holding both hands with each other as they touch snouts.
Monk Mating Dance: A rather mysterious dance that is said to have originated from the caretakers of the Chapel of Desda, the Monk Mating Dance is a circle dance that is done specifically by monks. While originally only having been done by Csongradi, the dance spread to the Morahalomi, the Eszak-Tolnai and the Tolnai Veszpremic.
Mórahalomi Sio
Overview
- Name: Mórahalomi Sio
- Breed: Caucasian Shepherd
- Regions: Imperial North (Mórahalom)
Summary
Traditions
Greeting: The Mórahalomi greeting differs from the orthodox Sio greeting slightly. Instead of touching snouts, Mórahalomi will kiss the snout of the person they are greeting. Instead of holding hands, the greeter will hold the head of the greeted.
Yearly Snout Festival: The Mórahalomi are the ones who started the Yearly Snout Festival, which has morphed into the Sio familial way of celebrating the coming of a New Year.
Észak-Tolnai Sio
Overview
- Name: Eszak-Tolnai Sio
- Breed: Tibetian Mastiff
- Regions: Imperial North (Tolna)
Summary
Traditions
Erdos Family
Erdos
Overview
- Name: Erdos
- Breed: Beagle
- Regions: Imperial East (Esztergom, Gesta, Salavar)
Summary
Traditions
Kis-Erdos
Overview
- Name: Kis-Erdos, Gestai
- Breed: Wire Fox Terrier
- Regions: Imperial East (Gesta)
Summary
Traditions
Salavari Erdos
Overview
- Name: Salavari Erdos
- Breed: Chow Chow
- Regions: Imperial East (Salavar)
Summary
Traditions
Salgoi Family
Salgoi
Overview
- Name: Salgoi
- Breed: Borzoi
- Regions: Imperial Central (The Felföld, Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Kis-Salgoi
Overview
- Name: Kis-Salgoi,
- Breed: Afghan Hounds
- Regions: Imperial Central (The Felföld, Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Felvidéki Salgoi
Overview
- Name: Felvidéki Salgoi
- Breed: Taigan
- Regions: Imperial Central (The Felföld, Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Dance of the Mountains: Said to have originated from the traditional kings of the mountains that once led the Felvidéki, the Dance of the Mountains is usually done by a single male surrounded by several women, typically eight.
Hoditok Family
Hoditok
Overview
- Name: Hoditok, Nagyhegyhati
- Breed: Komondor
- Regions: Imperial South (Kallo, Hegyhat, Kaposvar)
Summary
Traditions
Procession of the Queen: Hoditok society, specifically Nagyhegyhati society, is matriarchial and appoints a queen with a male consort. The Procession of the Queen is a festival that dates back to the Proto-Imperial Era where the Hoditok noblewomen would have the men and women of villagers of the Nagyhegyhati and Kishegyhati as a means of hoping for a good harvest. It has since become a sociopolitical event that is usually used to strengthen the position of the Hoditok noblewomen. In the eyes of the Hoditok family, the event is a social dancing event that attracts politicians and noble families from around the Empire. The Procession is meant to take place every 4 years.
Kis-Hoditok
Overview
- Name: Kis-Hoditok, Kishegyhati
- Breed: Cane Corso
- Regions: Imperial South (Kallo, Hegyhat)
Summary
Traditions
Nagykalloi Hoditok
Overview
- Name: Nagykalloi Hoditok
- Breed: English Mastiff
- Regions: Imperial South (Kallo, Kaposvar)
Summary
Traditions
Kiskalloi Hoditok
Overview
- Name: Kiskalloi Hoditok
- Breed: Great Dane
- Regions: Imperial South (Kallo)
Summary
Traditions
Kalloi Duel: A Kalloi Duel is a sport that both the Nagykalloi and Kiskalloi Hoditok participate in that originated from the Kiskalloi. The Kalloi Duel involves two people of the same sex who's hands are tied and locked in combat with each other. The goal of the duel was that the first person to be knocked down would be considered out. The target was to knock down the opponent by any means necessary. Usually involving legwork, the use of the head and chest was also considered as a legitimate mean to knock down the opponent.
Jeno Family
Jeno
Overview
- Name: Jeno
- Breed: Pug
- Regions: Imperial Central (Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Ásotthalomi Jeno
Overview
- Name: Ásotthalomi Jeno
- Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
- Regions: Imperial Central (Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Tatabanyai Jeno
Overview
- Name: Tatabanyai Jeno
- Breed: Shih-Tzu
- Regions: Imperial Central (Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Felvidéki Jeno
Overview
- Name: Felvideki Jeno
- Breed: Lhasa Apso
- Regions: Imperial Central (The Felföld, Andrassy)
Summary
Traditions
Középjeno
Overview
- Name: Középjeno
- Breed: Havanese
- Regions: Imperial Central (Andrassy)