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FarScout275 comments: It's hard to extinguish an entire family line, unless it dies off by itself, through an active campaign of genocide (see the Romanovs). Therefore, I suspect that some remnants of the [[Zhunastu family]] survived [[Cleon III]]'s familial self-genocide, hid for awhile, or at least operated in the background very quietly for awhile, and then began to reconstitute themselves slowly. Thanks. | FarScout275 comments: It's hard to extinguish an entire family line, unless it dies off by itself, through an active campaign of genocide (see the Romanovs). Therefore, I suspect that some remnants of the [[Zhunastu family]] survived [[Cleon III]]'s familial self-genocide, hid for awhile, or at least operated in the background very quietly for awhile, and then began to reconstitute themselves slowly. Thanks. | ||
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Notes (2017)
From the Page's description section:
"Note: Given Cleon III's nature, he might well have gotten rid of every extant Zhunastu of his day..."
FarScout275 comments: It's hard to extinguish an entire family line, unless it dies off by itself, through an active campaign of genocide (see the Romanovs). Therefore, I suspect that some remnants of the Zhunastu family survived Cleon III's familial self-genocide, hid for awhile, or at least operated in the background very quietly for awhile, and then began to reconstitute themselves slowly. Thanks.
- Thank you for your edits.
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 11:01, 23 April 2017 (EDT)