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== History == | == History == | ||
In [[4103 DE]], the natives kidnapped King [[Ishek]]'s wife as she was touring a production facility on the Age, fleeing through [[Linking Book]]s before her guards could react. Although public sentiment quickly turned against the Yimas people, Ishek pleaded for understanding. When the Yimas demanded Ages in exchange for his wife's safe return, Ishek suspected that the natives were not the primary conspirators in his wife's kidnapping. An investigation by the [[Relyimah]] revealed that the radical D'ni [[Blood of Yahvo]] cult was ultimately behind the kidnapping and attempted extortion | In [[4103 DE]], the natives kidnapped King [[Ishek]]'s wife as she was touring a production facility on the Age, fleeing through [[Linking Book]]s before her guards could react. Although public sentiment quickly turned against the Yimas people, Ishek pleaded for understanding. When the Yimas demanded Ages in exchange for his wife's safe return, Ishek suspected that the natives were not the primary conspirators in his wife's kidnapping. An investigation by the [[Relyimah]] revealed that the radical D'ni [[Blood of Yahvo]] cult was ultimately behind the kidnapping and attempted extortion.<ref>DRC. [[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Ishek|King Ishek research]]. [[Uru]]</ref> | ||
As a result of the kidnapping, the D'ni passed stricter regulations governing interactions with outsiders—"not because the other cultures were savages, but because [the D'ni] could not be trusted to deal with them honorably."<ref>[[Jamen]]. ''[[How | As a result of the kidnapping, the D'ni passed stricter regulations governing interactions with outsiders—"not because the other cultures were savages, but because [the D'ni] could not be trusted to deal with them honorably."<ref>[[Jamen]]. ''[[How they Came; A detailed Look at what started the Mee-Dis War]].</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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