Twenty founders became 22 people in one band after two years.
From twenty people to 21: one birth, no deaths, no new couples.
A drought began in year 0.
“He came in the autumn after a hard year, so I want a name that sounds steady and strong, and Tamo sounds like someone who will last.”Pol, 25, naming a child Tamo, year 1
arrived with the founders aged 56; still alive at the end, aged 58. one partner, two children, 6 descendants.
arrived with the founders aged 56; still alive at the end, aged 58. one partner, two children, 6 descendants.
arrived with the founders aged 23; still alive at the end, aged 25. one partner, four children.
How they saw themselves: “A mother of four, the one who keeps the household fed and watchful.”
“He came in the autumn after a hard year, so I want a name that sounds steady and strong, and Tamo sounds like someone who will last.”Pol, 25, naming a child Tamo, year 1
born in year 1 to Pol and Yol; still alive at the end, aged 0. no partners, no children.
“He came in the autumn after a hard year, so I want a name that sounds steady and strong, and Tamo sounds like someone who will last.”Pol, 25, naming a child Tamo, year 1
“He came after the hard winter and the drought, so I want a name that sounds strong and plain, and it sits well with Mo's family.”Shem, 23, naming a child Tamu, year 2
| Gutu | 1 |
| Moriwi | 1 |
| Pol | 1 |
| Yol | 1 |
| Nana | 1 |
| Wura | 1 |
| Shem | 1 |
| Mo | 1 |
| Puga | 1 |
| Yemer | 1 |
Names chosen by the minds repeat across separate worlds: a fingerprint of the model, not of this world.
Everything on this page is computed from the world's record: its events, its people and the minds' own logged words. Quotes are picked by a fixed rule, so the same record always gives the same chronicle.