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The Halunemni lineage traces its descent through Haluma Sopori, [[Nemnu Ula|Nemnu's]] biological daughter with her husband Visku.  (The lineage name draws from Haluma's name, but also from [[Ombesh]] ''haluli'' 'to purify'). The Sopori never forgot this claim, despite years apart from life at [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]], during which they were mostly living in northern [[Khutu]]. Finally, in 638, Lovos Sopori, a son of the Sopori hengi at the time, declared himself to be the head of the Halunemni, and his descendants, as well as some of the Sopori who supported him, joined his new ifti. <br />
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The Halunemni lineage traces its descent through Haluma Sopori, [[Nemnu Ula|Nemnu's]] biological daughter with her husband Visku.  (The lineage name draws from Haluma's name, but also from [[Ombesh]] ''haluli'' 'to purify'). The Sopori never forgot this claim, despite years apart from life at [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]], during which they were mostly living in northern [[Khutu]]. Finally, in 638, Lovos Sopori, a son of the Sopori hengi at the time, declared himself to be the head of the Halunemni, and his descendants, as well as some of the Sopori who supported him, joined his new ifti.  Members of the lineage almost always take and use udul nicknames among one another.<br />
  
 
There have been only three hengge over the more than a century since the lineage was founded: <br />
 
There have been only three hengge over the more than a century since the lineage was founded: <br />
  
* Lovos (609-688, r. 638-688)
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* Lovos "Root" (609-688, r. 638-688)
* Maigarinda (659-750, r. 688-750), granddaughter of Lovos
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* Maigarinda "Huntress" (659-750, r. 688-750), granddaughter of Lovos
* Kufun (717-, r. 750-), grandson of Maigarinda
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* Kufun "Hazard" (717-, r. 750-), grandson of Maigarinda
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During the reign of Maigarinda, she moved several of her clan members to [[Naftusa]] and built an iftibal there, and her grandson Kufun, the current hengi, makes his home there still.  During Maigarinda's reign, tensions were very high between the Halunemni and the [[Nemni lineage|Nemni]], who they sometimes disparagingly call 'ospers' (after the name taken by their hengge), and calling Nemnosti 'The Queen's Gap' (which is as rude as it sounds).  Under Kufun, tensions between the Nemni and Halunemni have been lessened somewhat, and Kufun has some friends in Naftusa who are Nemnu's acolytes.
  
During the reign of Maigarinda "Huntress", she moved several of her clan members to [[Naftusa]] and built an iftibal there, and her grandson Kufun, the current hengi, makes his home there still. More recently, Kufun's daughter has been appointed as an [[acolyte]] at Nemnosti, marking the first time that one of the Halunemni has spent significant time there.  Nevertheless, there is still tension between the Halunemni and the [[Nemni lineage|Nemni]], who they sometimes disparagingly call 'ospers' (after the name taken by their hengge).
 
 
 
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Revision as of 10:35, 4 June 2023

The Halunemni lineage traces its descent through Haluma Sopori, Nemnu's biological daughter with her husband Visku. (The lineage name draws from Haluma's name, but also from Ombesh haluli 'to purify'). The Sopori never forgot this claim, despite years apart from life at Nemnosti, during which they were mostly living in northern Khutu. Finally, in 638, Lovos Sopori, a son of the Sopori hengi at the time, declared himself to be the head of the Halunemni, and his descendants, as well as some of the Sopori who supported him, joined his new ifti. Members of the lineage almost always take and use udul nicknames among one another.

There have been only three hengge over the more than a century since the lineage was founded:

  • Lovos "Root" (609-688, r. 638-688)
  • Maigarinda "Huntress" (659-750, r. 688-750), granddaughter of Lovos
  • Kufun "Hazard" (717-, r. 750-), grandson of Maigarinda

During the reign of Maigarinda, she moved several of her clan members to Naftusa and built an iftibal there, and her grandson Kufun, the current hengi, makes his home there still. During Maigarinda's reign, tensions were very high between the Halunemni and the Nemni, who they sometimes disparagingly call 'ospers' (after the name taken by their hengge), and calling Nemnosti 'The Queen's Gap' (which is as rude as it sounds). Under Kufun, tensions between the Nemni and Halunemni have been lessened somewhat, and Kufun has some friends in Naftusa who are Nemnu's acolytes.