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The '''Todari''' are an indigenous culture of [[Kalam]] cradled in the [[Arawak]] before the [[Kalam|Kalami nation]] expanded, at which point they spread across the plains. The Todari speak [[Tobbuc]], which is an isolate from the [[Kalamic language family]] originating in the alpine regions. The first recorded contact with the Todari was around [[1900 TT]] during the [[Kalami conquests]], where they were allied to the Kalami cause with the promise of exchanging resources. |
The '''Todari''' are an indigenous culture of [[Kalam]] cradled in the [[Arawak]] before the [[Kalam|Kalami nation]] expanded, at which point they spread across the plains. The Todari speak [[Tobbuc]], which is an isolate from the [[Kalamic language family]] originating in the alpine regions. The first recorded contact with the Todari was around [[1900 TT]] during the [[Kalami conquests]], where they were allied to the Kalami cause with the promise of exchanging resources. |
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Latest revision as of 22:30, 13 December 2025
The Todari are an indigenous culture of Kalam cradled in the Arawak before the Kalami nation expanded, at which point they spread across the plains. The Todari speak Tobbuc, which is an isolate from the Kalamic language family originating in the alpine regions. The first recorded contact with the Todari was around 1900 TT during the Kalami conquests, where they were allied to the Kalami cause with the promise of exchanging resources.