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== Establishment == |
== Establishment == |
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After the end of the [[Tricade War]] in [[69 PC]], the city of Shomivit was partially ceded to the [[Republic of Utlia]] and renamed to Vir Atlii. Utlian immigrants introduced the Cyals sport to the area, which gained local popularity over the following decade. In [[81 PC]], after witnessing a CieLeague match between the national teams of Utlia and [[Republic of La Rossa|La Rossa]], [[Grand Magister]] [[T'tathos Mhodir]] proposed the creation of a Cyals stadium in Vir Atlii. The city [[Maasyl]] accepted the proposal, and funding for the stadium was provided by Grand Magister [[Piqo Thipoqo]]. The arena was named [[Thipoqo Stadium]] in his honor. |
After the end of the [[Tricade War]] in [[69 PC]], the city of Shomivit was partially ceded to the [[Republic of Utlia]] and renamed to Vir Atlii. Utlian immigrants introduced the Cyals sport to the area, which gained local popularity over the following decade. In [[81 PC]], after witnessing a [[CieLeague]] match between the national teams of Utlia and [[Republic of La Rossa|La Rossa]], [[Grand Magister]] [[T'tathos Mhodir]] proposed the creation of a Cyals stadium in Vir Atlii. The city [[Maasyl]] accepted the proposal, and funding for the stadium was provided by Grand Magister [[Piqo Thipoqo]]. The arena was named [[Thipoqo Stadium]] in his honor. |
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After construction began on Thipoqo Stadium, sports journalist [[Ilisimo Hosas]] began recruiting young Cyals talents to form the nation's first Cyals club. The club was given the name To Qima (meaning ''The Action'') and began training on 6-6 [[82 PC]]. To Qima played its first official CieLeague game after the completion of Thipoqo Stadium in [[84 PC]], against [[Mercyen Ahren]] of [[Orena-Ut]]. |
After construction began on Thipoqo Stadium, sports journalist [[Ilisimo Hosas]] began recruiting young Cyals talents to form the nation's first Cyals club. The club was given the name To Qima (meaning ''The Action'') and began training on 6-6 [[82 PC]]. To Qima played its first official CieLeague game after the completion of Thipoqo Stadium in [[84 PC]], against [[Mercyen Ahren]] of [[Orena-Ut]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 20 August 2026
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| Full name | To Vaq q'Qima o Sials q'Viratli |
| Founded | 6-8 82 PC |
| Based in | Vir Atlii Thipoqo Stadium |
| Main Executive | Ilisimo Hosas |
| Manager | Virod Paqaramo |
| Coach | Yrenet Lrenwes |
| Mascot | Flaming cyal ball |
| League | CieLeague |
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| Uniforms (Local, International) | |
To Vaq q'Qima o Sials q'Viratli, usually known as To Qima, is the Cyals club of Vir Atlii and the flagship Cyals team of T'vaqi.
Establishment
After the end of the Tricade War in 69 PC, the city of Shomivit was partially ceded to the Republic of Utlia and renamed to Vir Atlii. Utlian immigrants introduced the Cyals sport to the area, which gained local popularity over the following decade. In 81 PC, after witnessing a CieLeague match between the national teams of Utlia and La Rossa, Grand Magister T'tathos Mhodir proposed the creation of a Cyals stadium in Vir Atlii. The city Maasyl accepted the proposal, and funding for the stadium was provided by Grand Magister Piqo Thipoqo. The arena was named Thipoqo Stadium in his honor.
After construction began on Thipoqo Stadium, sports journalist Ilisimo Hosas began recruiting young Cyals talents to form the nation's first Cyals club. The club was given the name To Qima (meaning The Action) and began training on 6-6 82 PC. To Qima played its first official CieLeague game after the completion of Thipoqo Stadium in 84 PC, against Mercyen Ahren of Orena-Ut.
Management
To Qima is jointly managed by Main Executive Ilisimo Hosas and early benefactor Virod Paqaramo. Before their involvement with To Qima, both had worked within the Viti League. The team is coached by Yrenet Lrenwes, a former Mercyen Ahren player.