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The Aryh people (Aryhtus: Aryhuch) are a Faltiran ethnic group indigenous to southern Faltir who share a common language, culture, and history. There are roughly 2. |
The Aryh people (Aryhtus: Aryhuch) are a Faltiran ethnic group indigenous to southern Faltir who share a common language, culture, and history. There are roughly 2.2 million Aryh people in the Attu Archipelago, primarily in the [[Empire of Faltir]], where they constitute the majority and dominant ethnic group. The Aryh speak Aryhtus and the vast majority follow the religion of [[Laykohism]]. They are distinguished by their brown skin, dark hair, green or blue eyes, and tall stature. |
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The Aryh people (Aryhtus: Aryhuch) are a Faltiran ethnic group indigenous to southern Faltir who share a common language, culture, and history. There are roughly 2.2 million Aryh people in the Attu Archipelago, primarily in the Empire of Faltir, where they constitute the majority and dominant ethnic group. The Aryh speak Aryhtus and the vast majority follow the religion of Laykohism. They are distinguished by their brown skin, dark hair, green or blue eyes, and tall stature.