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The Nemni lineage is the kin group descended from the family of [[Nemnu Ula]]. The following is the reckoning of the Nemni [[hengi|hengge]] as agreed upon by the reckoners and Voices of [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]]. The vast majority of these are [[Ancestors]] whose remains are now in the Nemni mausoleum deep within the caves of the [[Pardopasu]]. There have been 26 hengge since Nemnu awakened and her adopted son Osper Riponomai took the name Nemni and established the saintly lineage. Each hengi in turn takes the name Osper (Omb., 'claw') as a second name, in honour of the first of the Nemni. The role of hengi among the Nemni is highly preferentially male; there have been only two female hengge since the line began, both of whom (Boldogra and Ajemika) were highly renowned.<br />

Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives. It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name. None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />

{| border="1"
!Name
!#
!Lived
!Reigned
!A
!D
!Relation
|-
|Nemnu
|0
|205-278
|278-
|73
|73
|
|-
|Osper
|1
|249-302
|278-302
|29
|53
|adopted son of Nemnu
|-
|Elof
|2
|270-350
|302-350
|32
|80
|son of Osper
|-
|Imas
|3
|299-376
|350-373
|51
|77
|brother's son of Elof
|-
|Hojon
|4
|328-399
|373-392
|45
|71
|son of Imas
|-
|Sepen
|5
|363-409
|392-409
|29
|46
|son of Hojon
|-
|Ertozo
|6
|362-414
|409-414
|47
|52
|brother of Sepen
|-
|Sulaisum
|7
|373-414
|414-414
|41
|41
|cousin of Ertozo
|-
|Igatu
|8
|385-471
|414-471
|29
|86
|grandson of Hojon
|-
|Multur
|9
|410-501
|471-490
|61
|91
|son of Igatu
|-
|Kivaro
|10
|431-499
|490-499
|59
|68
|cousin of Multur
|-
|Tonozh
|11
|454-539
|499-528
|45
|77
|son of Kivaro
|-
|Zhinozh
|12
|455-537
|528-537
|73
|82
|brother of Tonozh
|-
|Chimis
|13
|481-559
|537-541
|56
|78
|nephew of Zhinozh
|-
|Boldogra
|14
|484-576
|541-576
|57
|92
|sister of Chimis
|-
|Detevus
|15
|502-581
|576-581
|74
|79
|son of Boldogra
|-
|Ikhesi
|16
|534-593
|581-593
|47
|59
|son of Detevus
|-
|Imas II
|17
|538-623
|593-604
|55
|85
|great-nephew of Detevus
|-
|Khajin
|18
|559-619
|604-619
|45
|60
|son of Imas
|-
|Momuzai
|19
|580-628
|619-628
|39
|48
|son of Khajin
|-
|Kivaro II
|20
|577-633
|628-633
|51
|56
|brother of Momuzai
|-
|Sulaisum II
|21
|605-668
|633-668
|28
|63
|sister's son of Kivaro
|-
|Dimekh
|22
|619-689
|668-689
|49
|70
|cousin of Sulaisum
|-
|Basobu
|23
|646-690
|689-690
|43
|44
|son of Dimekh
|-
|Ajemika
|24
|643-737
|690-737
|47
|94
|daughter of Dimekh
|-
|Multur
|25
|681-755
|737-755
|56
|74
|son of Basobu
|-
|Hojon II
|26
|715-
|755-
|40
|
|son of Multur
|}

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−	The Nemni lineage is the kin group descended from the family of [[Nemnu Ula]]. The following is the reckoning of the Nemni hengge as agreed upon by the reckoners and Voices of [[Nemnosti (site)\|Nemnosti]]. The vast majority of these are [[Ancestors]] whose remains are now in the Nemni mausoleum deep within the caves of the [[Pardopasu]]. There have been 26 hengge since Nemnu awakened and her adopted son Osper Riponomai took the name Nemni and established the saintly lineage. Each hengi in turn takes the name Osper (Omb., 'claw') as a second name, in honour of the first of the Nemni. The role of hengi among the Nemni is highly preferentially male; there have been only two female hengge since the line began, both of whom (Boldogra and Ajemika) were highly renowned.<br />	+	The Nemni lineage is the kin group descended from the family of [[Nemnu Ula]]. The following is the reckoning of the Nemni hengge as agreed upon by the reckoners and Voices of [[Nemnosti (site)\|Nemnosti]]. The vast majority of these are [[Ancestors]] whose remains are now in the Nemni mausoleum deep within the caves of the [[Pardopasu]]. There have been 27 hengge since Nemnu awakened and her adopted son Osper Riponomai took the name Nemni and established the saintly lineage. Each hengi in turn takes the name Osper (Omb., 'claw') as a second name, in honour of the first of the Nemni. The role of hengi among the Nemni is highly preferentially male; there have been only two female hengge since the line began, both of whom (Boldogra and Ajemika) were highly renowned.<br />

	Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives. It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name. None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />		Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives. It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name. None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:14, 22 June 2023
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−	The Nemni lineage is the kin group descended from the family of [[Nemnu Ula]]. The following is the reckoning of the Nemni ~~[[hengi\|~~hengge]] as agreed upon by the reckoners and Voices of [[Nemnosti (site)\|Nemnosti]]. The vast majority of these are [[Ancestors]] whose remains are now in the Nemni mausoleum deep within the caves of the [[Pardopasu]]. There have been 26 hengge since Nemnu awakened and her adopted son Osper Riponomai took the name Nemni and established the saintly lineage. Each hengi in turn takes the name Osper (Omb., 'claw') as a second name, in honour of the first of the Nemni. The role of hengi among the Nemni is highly preferentially male; there have been only two female hengge since the line began, both of whom (Boldogra and Ajemika) were highly renowned.<br />	+	The Nemni lineage is the kin group descended from the family of [[Nemnu Ula]]. The following is the reckoning of the Nemni hengge as agreed upon by the reckoners and Voices of [[Nemnosti (site)\|Nemnosti]]. The vast majority of these are [[Ancestors]] whose remains are now in the Nemni mausoleum deep within the caves of the [[Pardopasu]]. There have been 26 hengge since Nemnu awakened and her adopted son Osper Riponomai took the name Nemni and established the saintly lineage. Each hengi in turn takes the name Osper (Omb., 'claw') as a second name, in honour of the first of the Nemni. The role of hengi among the Nemni is highly preferentially male; there have been only two female hengge since the line began, both of whom (Boldogra and Ajemika) were highly renowned.<br />

	Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives. It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name. None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />		Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives. It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name. None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />

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 |755-768
 |40
-|13
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 |son of Multur
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 |son of Basobu
 |-
-|Hojon II
+|[[Hojon Nemni|Hojon II]]
 |26
-|715-
+|715-768
-|755-
+|755-768
 |40
+|
-|son of Multur
+|daughter of Hojon
 |}
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 Many of the names of hengge are used by the Nemni descendants and their close relatives.  It is not uncommon for a parent to name a child after a hengi whose historical father shared their own name.  None of those children have gone on to become hengi themselves.<br />
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