Miyavine

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Miyavine
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Homo pekinensis mal'gnari
Base Information
Classification Omnivore
Status Minor Human Race
Locomotion Walker
Terrain Plains
Body Form
Confluence Humanoid
Bio-Identenoid Human
Size 1.8 meters
Weight 100 kg
Culture
Languages Unknown Native Language
Social Structure
Technological Epoch TL:4-6
Psionic potential Standard
Origin World
Homeworld location Medurma (Dagudashaag 2124)
UWP
A9D7954-C
StarportA Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
Size9 Large (14,400 km, 1.03g - 1.33g)
AtmosphereD Exotic (dense, high)
Hydrographics7 Wet World 70%
Population9 High (8 billion)
Government5 Feudal Technocracy
Law4 Moderate Law (no light assault weapons)
Tech LevelC Average Stellar (robots)
Primary Star G0 V
Atmosphere Dense (high)
Off-world presence No
Zoetic individuals No
Source
Reference Signal-GK 02 49,52,66.
Canon No
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The Miyavine of Medurma (Dagudashaag 2124) are an extinct Minor Human Race with a human appearance. Prior to extinction, they were technologically developing sophonts.

Description (Specifications)[edit]

The Miyavine were a non-starfaring Minor Human Race. Imperial researchers are not sure why the Miyavine died out, but they were extinct by the time that modern Humans arrived at Medurma.

Physical Sophontology[edit]

The Miyavine averaged 1.8 meters in height and 100 kilograms in weight. Like all Humans they had a conventional carbon-water based biochemistry and used a conventional respiration cycle consisting of oxygen-nitrogen inhalant and carbon dioxide exhalant.

Archaeological Sophontology[edit]

Most of the cultural and historical information about the Miyavine comes from Zeyman’Ikaswu, a major complex of ruins dating from c.-19,500. Zeyman’Ikaswu is now almost encircled by the modern metropolis of High Peak. The ruins exhibit remarkable architecture, including massive truncated pyramids of a pinkish marble-like stone, and huge stone hoops, whose purpose is unknown. Many buildings are covered with ornate frescoes hundreds of metres long. These are of particular interest, as experts are unable to identify several of the creatures depicted in them.

Major Historical Events Timeline[edit]

The Miyavine were a Minor Human Race transplanted to Medurma (Dagudashaag 2124) by the Ancients. Medurma is currently recognised as an Ancient site. Damage to Medurma during the Final War was relatively slight and the Miyavine survived that conflict intact as a species. By about -19,000~ they had reached TL–4.

Miyavine were on their way to dying out, or had already gone extinct, by -18,700. The reasons for this are unknown, but current theories include a genetically programmed "timebomb", which caused the Miyavine to become sterile after a certain number of generations.

Linguistic Sophontology[edit]

Very little is conclusively known about the Miyavine language. Imperial researchers at Zeyman’Ikaswu are currently studying the now extinct language to the best of their ability.

Societal Sophontology[edit]

The Miyavine reached a population of about 75 to 100 million by –20,000. The Miyavine nations built extensive settlements at Mid-Level and High-Level of stratified Medurma, and extensive catacombs were dug into the mountain ranges where the stone was sufficiently soft. Dirigibles were used for long-range transport between the high mountain peaks, where the only habitable places on the world exist.

Astrography[edit]

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

Homeworld[edit]

The homeworld of this race was:

World Listing[edit]

Significant communities of this race were known to dwell on the following systems and worlds:

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References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]

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