Happrhani

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Happrhani
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Homo Sapien Rejhappuri
Base Information
Classification Omnivore/gatherer
Status Minor Human Race
Locomotion Walker
Terrain Desert
Body Form
Confluence Humanoid
Bio-Identenoid Human
Size 1.8 meters
Weight 100 kg
Culture
Languages Native Language
Social Structure Balkanization
Technological Epoch TL:4-6
Psionic potential Standard
Origin World
Homeworld location Rejhappur (Reaver's Deep 1218)
UWP
B651613-A
StarportB Good: Spacecraft Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
Size6 Medium (9,600 km, 0.60g - 0.81g)
Atmosphere5 Thin
Hydrographics1 Dry World 10%
Population6 Moderate (2 million)
Government1 Company/Corporation
Law3 Low Law (no automatic weapons)
Tech LevelA Early Stellar (jump drive)
Primary Star M1 V K6 V
Atmosphere Thin
Off-world presence No
Zoetic individuals Yes
Source
Reference Far Traveller 2 20,52,63.
Canon No
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The Happrhani of Rejhappur (Reaver's Deep 1218) are a technologically developing Minor Human Race.

Description (Specifications)[edit]

No information yet available.

Society[edit]

The long struggle for survival against an inhospitable world has kept the native population from ever developing much in the way of technology or civilization.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

Scientists generally agree that the Happirhva people were transplanted to Rejhappur (Reaver's Deep 1218) by the mysterious Ancients over 300,000 years ago.

When off world settlement first began in the 850s, the two largest groups of natives encountered were:

  • The Happrhani ("People of the Soil") were much less numerous and somewhat more civilized than the Happijhom.
  • Happijhom ("People of the Steppes") were nomadic herders with strong traditions, but very little technological mastery.

Some records note both groups together are referred to as Happirhva. But most simply use the name Happrhani.

In 1108 the Happrhani revolted against the Scotian Deep Trading Company due to the poor treatment of the native population. The revolt, and the subsequent government takeover by the Principality of Caledon eventually lead to the downfall of the company.

Happrhani Farming Culture[edit]

The Happrhani formed various small farming communities in the fertile regions of Rejhappur, and are also found in settlements in desert oases and around occasional small wells or lakes in the steppes.

By the time offworlders arrived on Rejhappur, these people had generally reached TL–3, and had a prosperous and peaceful way of life.

Happijhom Herding Culture[edit]

The Happijhom, on the other hand, are a nomadic people who inhabit the broad steppe and desert regions of Rejhappur. During much of the year, the steppes can easily support herds of Jhederhai, (the native riding beast), and Herjhanki, (a grazing animal used for food and other necessities). During the winter, however, the steppes grow barren, and for a period of up to 100 days, the nomads must find other grazing grounds. This has forced them to migrate into the fertile regions inhabited by the Happrhani.

These seasonal migrations periodically give rise to conflict, but for the most part, the two groups coexist quite well. Aside from occasional incidents and clashes, the migration season has always been a time for trade, celebration, intermarriage, and an exchange of ideas, culture, and friendship.

Language[edit]

Happirhva First Contact[edit]

This has, unfortunately, been disrupted in recent years... thanks to the misguided zeal of recent offworld administrators.

Astrography[edit]

This race is primarily located in the following areas:
Charted Space:

Homeworld[edit]

The homeworld of this race is:

World Listing: 1105[edit]

Significant communities of this race are known to exist within the following systems and worlds:

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References[edit]

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