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* Originated around 6,400 Y during the Alotsë dynasty | * Originated around 6,400 Y during the Alotsë dynasty | ||
* Expanded into a full writing system around 6,700 Y under the guidance of the priest class. Continues undergoing various simplifications. | * Expanded into a full writing system around 6,700 Y under the guidance of the priest class. Continues undergoing various simplifications. | ||
* Solidified around 7,100 Y during the | * Solidified around 7,100 Y during the Hsuqliht invasions into Classical Hlunliw | ||
* Gradually split off into several closely related scripts until the rise of the [[Second Htaevic Empire]] around 8,600 Y, where <Squid Htaevic?> became the dominant form throughout much of the Htaevic Rouge. This form of the script underwent slow changes until the collapse of the Second Htaevic Empire around 9,000 Y. Since then, it has remained almost the same and become widespread throughout the world as a sort of 'written lingua franca'. | * Gradually split off into several closely related scripts until the rise of the [[Second Htaevic Empire]] around 8,600 Y, where <Squid Htaevic?> became the dominant form throughout much of the Htaevic Rouge. This form of the script underwent slow changes until the collapse of the Second Htaevic Empire around 9,000 Y. Since then, it has remained almost the same and become widespread throughout the world as a sort of 'written lingua franca'. | ||
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Early Htaevic
Early Htaevic was spoken around ~6,400 Y, and was the language spoken when Hotsan Gget developed the hlunliw writing system in the imperial court. Hotsan Gget developed a complex writing system. Since Early Htaevic had many diverse syllable onsets - some of them quite long as in the case of "lmtsa" and "tnsan" - hlunliw writing made very heavy use of the rebus principle, with many logograms being reused as radicals for their onsets' sounds.
Early Htaevic was written top-bottom left-right, like a mirror of traditional Chinese and Japanese writing styles. Individual glyphs were highly stylized.
Evolution of Hlunliw
- Originated around 6,400 Y during the Alotsë dynasty
- Expanded into a full writing system around 6,700 Y under the guidance of the priest class. Continues undergoing various simplifications.
- Solidified around 7,100 Y during the Hsuqliht invasions into Classical Hlunliw
- Gradually split off into several closely related scripts until the rise of the Second Htaevic Empire around 8,600 Y, where <Squid Htaevic?> became the dominant form throughout much of the Htaevic Rouge. This form of the script underwent slow changes until the collapse of the Second Htaevic Empire around 9,000 Y. Since then, it has remained almost the same and become widespread throughout the world as a sort of 'written lingua franca'.