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...t Mother'' or ''Mother of us all'' and is revered by many extant groups of Amazigh decent, particularly those adherent to the [[Kaharnism|Kaharnist]] traditio ==Queen of the Amazigh==

| common_languages = {{wp|Berber languages|Amazigh}} | religion = Traditional Amazigh religion

...herders. Increasingly due to conflicts with Rahelian bandits in the west, Amazigh caravans often employed mounted warriors with spears and later, with bows a ...campaign of conquest into northern Behera. Often avoiding direct contact, Amazigh tactics were to use Méharis as scouts, often utilising local knowledge of

...cultures. Generally, however, the western Ninva is home to predominantly [[Amazigh|Amaziɣ]] cultures while the eastern regions are inhabited primarily by [[A

...ultural base of Ekelhoc and a prolonged famine which dispersed the ancient Amazigh people, creating the modern divide between coast dwelling peoples of [[Tala

|ethnic_groups = {{wp|Arabs|Rahelian}} (67%)<br>{{wp|Berbers|Amazigh}} (26%)<br>[[Nise|Anniserian]] (3%)<br>{{wp|Jews|Atudite}} (3%)<br>Other (1 ...r began to increase theirs. By the 1000s, Sohar was dominated by two large Amazigh states: the Ammarid Dynasty in the north and the Muharamite Confederation i

...Due to the area's demographic differences from predominantly Rahelian and Amazigh Sohar, Estmere chose to redraw the border prior to independence, now giving

...rthern Behera was inhabited by nomadic peoples, predominantly {{wpl|Berber|Amazigh}} whose domain consisted of the northern half of what is today modern Beher ...ritory. It was also the first time that the country came under rule by the Amazigh since antiquity. The Amassinids positioned themselves as facilitators of tr

...in North Africa in [[Caledonian Maghreb]] when Aurucolian spies urged the Amazigh population in the colony to commence an uprising, and the Aurucolians and t

...= <!--Languages recognised in legislation, constitution, etc--> Arabic<br>Amazigh

...n cultural traditions and norms but are of non-Tenerian and often non-{{wp|Amazigh|Amaziɣ}} origin and has become Tenerized over time. The foundation of this

...the path of the old Azaley caravan route between the ancient heart of the Amazigh world and its later coastal epicenter.

| related = Other {{wp|Amazigh people|Amaziɣs}} ...wp|Tamashek}}: ⴽⴻⵍ ⵜⴻⵏⴻⵔⴻ), also known as the '''Tenerians''', are an {{wp|Amazigh people|Amaziɣ}} ethnic group of {{wp|nomad|nomadic}} origin indigenous to

...nith of ancient Deshret coincided with the rise of [[Tamazgha]], the proto-Amazigh civilization which adopted the Deshrian innovations and spread them far acr

...the Sa Hara. Arabic, Berber, and its variants now regrouped under the term Amazigh (which includes the Guanche language spoken by the original Berber inhabita

...settlement surrounding the funeral monument of the great king of the {{wp|Amazigh|Amaziɣ}}, which stands today as the Great Pyramid of Agnannet. This monoli

...ups that make up the country (the others being Tyrian, Latin, and the {{wp|Amazigh peoples|Kel peoples}}). In contrast with [[Yisrael]], the majority of Tyres

...surviving jewish texts from this era, the exiles were welcomed by the {{wp|Amazigh}} Queen and granted refuge in the desert cities of old [[Tamazgha]]. These

...ps of Talahara are the Kel Aman and the Kel Hadar; both of which are {{wpl|Amazigh peoples|Kel peoples}}. The Kel Aman are traditionally coastal dwellers whil