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The '''Caseic Weatherplague''' was a period of time in the [[Caseic Archipelago]]'s history in which the air pressure and density decreased significantly. |
The '''Caseic Weatherplague''' was a period of time in the [[Caseic Archipelago]]'s history in which the air pressure and density decreased significantly, causing storms, floods, and widespread population decline. |
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== Social effects == |
== Social effects == |
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* The [[Cajia Kingdom]] put an end to [[slavery]] in an effort to appease [[Pechi]], whom they believed to be causing the Weatherplague. |
* The [[Cajia Kingdom]] put an end to [[slavery]] in an effort to appease [[Pechi]], whom they believed to be causing the Weatherplague. |
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* [[Caseic Nose|Nasal binding]] ceased to be a common practice as it was causing newborn children to asphyxiate. |
* [[Caseic Nose|Nasal binding]] ceased to be a common practice as it was causing newborn children to asphyxiate. Due to [[epigenetics]], the Caseic nose continued to be a common feature. |
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Revision as of 05:51, 24 March 2025
The Caseic Weatherplague was a period of time in the Caseic Archipelago's history in which the air pressure and density decreased significantly, causing storms, floods, and widespread population decline.
Social effects
- The Cajia Kingdom put an end to slavery in an effort to appease Pechi, whom they believed to be causing the Weatherplague.
- Nasal binding ceased to be a common practice as it was causing newborn children to asphyxiate. Due to epigenetics, the Caseic nose continued to be a common feature.