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Location: Hupi-Natumi (50). (Kikanlooria).
Build by: The Kügamojatn (Tjerranajappa). They are sometimes build by the Oki-tromototn, also Tjerranajappa.

Rackagiri

Use: Housing (permanent).

These bright red houses are made with diamond-shaped pieces made from Oqimqot-glassstone. This transparent mineral can be found in the grounds of Hupi-Natumi and neighbouring nations like Galgaland (49), Bipulaguta (52) and Central-Upui-Dagatza (48). This red mineral is almost never used outside of Hupi-Natumi and Galgaland. There are small settlements which consist only of these Naucinoatitl-houses. It can often be fairly warm in these places so the Kügamojatn do not build roofs to their houses, the fresh air can now flow into and out of the house without any difficulties. Items that are not allowed to get wet are stored in the cellar. The Oki-tromototn borrowed the Naucinoatitl-houses, although they look a tad different when they build them.

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Location: Deep inside of the Bonglangqarmularmut forest-kingdom (Ti-im-Bombia-126).
Time of creation: 1040 years ago.

Rackagiri

Build by: The Jing-jongs (Jibjir).
Use: Religious shrine (Morompada religion)

The Morompadakar-shrines, funny looking statues dedicated to the Morompadaian god, Zetsernat. The Jing-jong tribe is still around today but non of them follow the Morompada religion anymore, it has gone extinct around 550 years ago. This religion had about 14 gods, all of which were always depicted with long noses, bulging eyes and no limbs. Many Morompadians came to these shrines to pray for their gods. These statues looked a lot shinier back in the day but now they are being overgrown by Smudgegrasses and Dottulips. Their are 6 of these shrines scattered in the middle of the Bonglangqarmularmut forest-kingdom.

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Location: North-Amantolia
Build by: The Zööräkajatzers and Yürkotototen. (Kha-aha-nakha).

Rackagiri

Use: Housing (nomadic).

These tents are made by the Kha-aha-nakha of North-Amantolia. There is often a lot of space in these tents for the residents to move around in, that is if you live in the master tent (Njögrooloo). Windows often consist of a round wooden frame (kind of like Nirungai-thorntents). A "mouth" is often used as an entrance to the tent, the "teeth" can vary greatly, blocky, like those of the Kha-aha-nakha or spikey like those of the Durumquduru.

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Description
From top to bottom:

Location: Hupi-Natumi (50). (Kikanlooria).
Build by: The Kügamojatn (Tjerranajappa). They are sometimes build by the Oki-tromototn, also Tjerranajappa.

Rackagiri

Use: Housing (permanent).

These bright red houses are made with diamond-shaped pieces made from Oqimqot-glassstone. This transparent mineral can be found in the grounds of Hupi-Natumi and neighbouring nations like Galgaland (49), Bipulaguta (52) and Central-Upui-Dagatza (48). This red mineral is almost never used outside of Hupi-Natumi and Galgaland. There are small settlements which consist only of these Naucinoatitl-houses. It can often be fairly warm in these places so the Kügamojatn do not build roofs to their houses, the fresh air can now flow into and out of the house without any difficulties. Items that are not allowed to get wet are stored in the cellar. The Oki-tromototn borrowed the Naucinoatitl-houses, although they look a tad different when they build them.

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Location: Deep inside of the Bonglangqarmularmut forest-kingdom (Ti-im-Bombia-126).
Time of creation: 1040 years ago.

Rackagiri

Build by: The Jing-jongs (Jibjir).
Use: Religious shrine (Morompada religion)

The Morompadakar-shrines, funny looking statues dedicated to the Morompadaian god, Zetsernat. The Jing-jong tribe is still around today but non of them follow the Morompada religion anymore, it has gone extinct around 550 years ago. This religion had about 14 gods, all of which were always depicted with long noses, bulging eyes and no limbs. Many Morompadians came to these shrines to pray for their gods. These statues looked a lot shinier back in the day but now they are being overgrown by Smudgegrasses and Dottulips. Their are 6 of these shrines scattered in the middle of the Bonglangqarmularmut forest-kingdom.

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Location: North-Amantolia
Build by: The Zööräkajatzers and Yürkotototen. (Kha-aha-nakha).

Rackagiri

Use: Housing (nomadic).

These tents are made by the Kha-aha-nakha of North-Amantolia. There is often a lot of space in these tents for the residents to move around in, that is if you live in the master tent (Njögrooloo). Windows often consist of a round wooden frame (kind of like Nirungai-thorntents). A "mouth" is often used as an entrance to the tent, the "teeth" can vary greatly, blocky, like those of the Kha-aha-nakha or spikey like those of the Durumquduru.

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You can study more structures here -------> www.deviantart.com/classybooge…

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you