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In 1328 TT the [[2nd Bakoro]] released, codifying the veiws of the Mirroites, including those which opposed the enslavement of Karinians. |
In 1328 TT the [[2nd Bakoro]] released, codifying the veiws of the Mirroites, including those which opposed the enslavement of Karinians. |
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Living King, Matart Kakay issued his [[Matart's 51st Dictate|51st Dictate]] on 1-7 1198 TT as part of the reforms leading to the [[Kingdom of Akaria]]. The dictate banned the enslavement of [[Karinian|Karinians]] and [[Weer]]. |
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Revision as of 13:52, 19 September 2024
History of Slavery
Pre-Akarinian Confederation
The drikes of the Karin Plain would often take slaves as spoils of war. Members of a drike could be sold into slavery by the leader of a drike to another drike as means of conflict resolution.
Akarinian Confederation
At it's formation the Akarinian Confederation contained many slaves, the majority of which were Andu who had been captured duing the war Kadar fought against the Andu Kur. Karinians slaves were also present in the confederation, though some Mirroi ossbosches preached against the concept as Mirroi beleif of the time could be interpreted as anti-slavery. None were opposed to the enslavement of the Andu. At the end of Goghon's War, on 8-1, 1419 TT, Living King, Sayaph Lakar issued his 7th Dictate which ordered a continuous series of population transfers of Karinians to Akaria and Andu to the Andu Kur this included all Andu slaves. The majority of the Kadrike leaders saw this as a necessary sacrifice to free their Karinian kin from the Andu.
In 1328 TT the 2nd Bakoro released, codifying the veiws of the Mirroites, including those which opposed the enslavement of Karinians.
Living King, Matart Kakay issued his 51st Dictate on 1-7 1198 TT as part of the reforms leading to the Kingdom of Akaria. The dictate banned the enslavement of Karinians and Weer.