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| − | '''Natanatan''' |
+ | '''Natanatan''' era uno de los [[Reinos Plateados]] de [[Roshar]] durante las [[Épocas Heráldicas]].{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}} |
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+ | ==Geografía== |
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+ | ===Reinos Plateados=== |
Natanatan encompassed the southeast corner of the Rosharan continent. It bordered [[Alethela]] to the north, with the border running through a prominent mountain range to the [[Sea of Spears]]. It bordered [[Thalath]] to the west, and had a long coastline to the south and east.{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}} The capital was the city of [[Stormseat]],{{book ref|sa2|60}} which contained an [[Oathgate]].{{book ref|sa2|83}} |
Natanatan encompassed the southeast corner of the Rosharan continent. It bordered [[Alethela]] to the north, with the border running through a prominent mountain range to the [[Sea of Spears]]. It bordered [[Thalath]] to the west, and had a long coastline to the south and east.{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}} The capital was the city of [[Stormseat]],{{book ref|sa2|60}} which contained an [[Oathgate]].{{book ref|sa2|83}} |
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+ | ===Roshar actual=== |
In current-day Roshar, the land that formerly comprised Natanatan now includes the [[Unclaimed Hills]], the [[Shattered Plains]], the [[Eastern Crownlands]] of [[Alethkar]], and the eastern [[Frostlands]].{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}}{{map ref|Roshar}} |
In current-day Roshar, the land that formerly comprised Natanatan now includes the [[Unclaimed Hills]], the [[Shattered Plains]], the [[Eastern Crownlands]] of [[Alethkar]], and the eastern [[Frostlands]].{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}}{{map ref|Roshar}} |
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The name "Natanatan" is still commonly used to describe the former nation's lands, which remain largely unexplored by both humans and [[listener]]s.{{book ref|sa1|45}} A few settlements remain; the ruins of Stormseat were repurposed as Narak by listeners, the city-state of [[New Natanan]] is the last remnant of the former kingdom,{{book ref|sa3|96}} and [[Dawn's Shadow]] and The [[Shallow Crypts]] lie on the coast.{{map ref|Roshar}} Native Natans also live scattered throughout their former nation.{{book ref|sa1|36}} |
The name "Natanatan" is still commonly used to describe the former nation's lands, which remain largely unexplored by both humans and [[listener]]s.{{book ref|sa1|45}} A few settlements remain; the ruins of Stormseat were repurposed as Narak by listeners, the city-state of [[New Natanan]] is the last remnant of the former kingdom,{{book ref|sa3|96}} and [[Dawn's Shadow]] and The [[Shallow Crypts]] lie on the coast.{{map ref|Roshar}} Native Natans also live scattered throughout their former nation.{{book ref|sa1|36}} |
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Natanatan's former territory is generally thought of as an "empty wasteland"{{book ref|sa3|67}} with many forests and jungles.{{book ref|sa2|i|4}} [[Gavilar]] and [[Eshonai]] each recall expeditions into the Unclaimed Hills in their youth.{{book ref|sa1|36}}{{book ref|sa2|i|4}} The strength of the highstorms makes sailing the east coast of Natanatan in the [[Ocean of Origins]] extremely dangerous,{{book ref|sa1|16}} although not unheard of.{{book ref|sa3|105}} |
Natanatan's former territory is generally thought of as an "empty wasteland"{{book ref|sa3|67}} with many forests and jungles.{{book ref|sa2|i|4}} [[Gavilar]] and [[Eshonai]] each recall expeditions into the Unclaimed Hills in their youth.{{book ref|sa1|36}}{{book ref|sa2|i|4}} The strength of the highstorms makes sailing the east coast of Natanatan in the [[Ocean of Origins]] extremely dangerous,{{book ref|sa1|16}} although not unheard of.{{book ref|sa3|105}} |
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+ | ==Historia== |
As one of the Silver Kingdoms, Natanatan played a prominent role in the history of Roshar, but many of the details have been lost to history. Like the other Silver Kingdoms, its name is symmetrical, which is considered holy by the [[Vorin]] church.{{book ref|sa1|33}} One of [[Dalinar]]'s first visions, in which he fights off [[Re-Shephir]]'s [[Midnight Essence]] alongside the [[Knights Radiant]], takes place in Natanatan during the Eighth Epoch.{{book ref|sa1|19}} |
As one of the Silver Kingdoms, Natanatan played a prominent role in the history of Roshar, but many of the details have been lost to history. Like the other Silver Kingdoms, its name is symmetrical, which is considered holy by the [[Vorin]] church.{{book ref|sa1|33}} One of [[Dalinar]]'s first visions, in which he fights off [[Re-Shephir]]'s [[Midnight Essence]] alongside the [[Knights Radiant]], takes place in Natanatan during the Eighth Epoch.{{book ref|sa1|19}} |
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In the present day, a Natan lighthouse keeper named [[Puuli]] ponders whether the [[Everstorm]] heralds the time that his grandfather had warned of, "the time of changes, when the men from the hidden island of the Origin at last came to reclaim Natanatan."{{book ref|sa3|i|1}} |
In the present day, a Natan lighthouse keeper named [[Puuli]] ponders whether the [[Everstorm]] heralds the time that his grandfather had warned of, "the time of changes, when the men from the hidden island of the Origin at last came to reclaim Natanatan."{{book ref|sa3|i|1}} |
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+ | ==Cultura== |
Natan people have pale blue skin, wide noses and wool-like white hair.{{book ref|sa1|36}} [[Hoid]] tells a folk tale about the blue moon [[Nomon]] conceiving a child with the Natan Queen [[Tsa]], resulting in blue-skinned descendants who were blessed with poise and beauty.{{book ref|sa3|67}} In fact, the Natan people are human-[[Siah Aimian]] hybrids,{{wob ref|457}}{{wob ref|10842}} giving them their blue skin and an increased lifespan.{{wob ref|10757}} |
Natan people have pale blue skin, wide noses and wool-like white hair.{{book ref|sa1|36}} [[Hoid]] tells a folk tale about the blue moon [[Nomon]] conceiving a child with the Natan Queen [[Tsa]], resulting in blue-skinned descendants who were blessed with poise and beauty.{{book ref|sa3|67}} In fact, the Natan people are human-[[Siah Aimian]] hybrids,{{wob ref|457}}{{wob ref|10842}} giving them their blue skin and an increased lifespan.{{wob ref|10757}} |
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Hoid's story implies that Natanatan once had a rich culture and fine architecture.{{book ref|sa3|67}} Natanatan was nicknamed the "Granite Kingdom".{{book ref|sa1|58}} |
Hoid's story implies that Natanatan once had a rich culture and fine architecture.{{book ref|sa3|67}} Natanatan was nicknamed the "Granite Kingdom".{{book ref|sa1|58}} |
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+ | ==Nueva Natanan== |
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The city-state of New Natanan, located on the easternmost coast of Roshar, is all that remains of the former Natan government. It functions as a sovereign nation, with a few smaller settlements as protectorates.{{book ref|sa3|96}} Despite its geographical isolation, New Natanan appears to retain influence in the Vorin church.{{book ref|sa3|50}} New Natanan has diplomatic relationships with other nations, and often communicates with them by [[spanreed]].{{book ref|sa3|50}}{{book ref|sa3|12}} Dalinar includes New Natanan in his meetings in [[Urithiru]] when he attempts to form a coalition to fight the [[Voidbringer]]s.{{book ref|sa3|96}} The Natans are appreciative of Dalinar's efforts, but are primarily concerned with reclaiming their homeland and its Oathgate.{{book ref|sa3|122}} |
The city-state of New Natanan, located on the easternmost coast of Roshar, is all that remains of the former Natan government. It functions as a sovereign nation, with a few smaller settlements as protectorates.{{book ref|sa3|96}} Despite its geographical isolation, New Natanan appears to retain influence in the Vorin church.{{book ref|sa3|50}} New Natanan has diplomatic relationships with other nations, and often communicates with them by [[spanreed]].{{book ref|sa3|50}}{{book ref|sa3|12}} Dalinar includes New Natanan in his meetings in [[Urithiru]] when he attempts to form a coalition to fight the [[Voidbringer]]s.{{book ref|sa3|96}} The Natans are appreciative of Dalinar's efforts, but are primarily concerned with reclaiming their homeland and its Oathgate.{{book ref|sa3|122}} |
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Revisión del 20:49 9 may 2024
| Natanatan | |
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| Etnia | Natan |
| Capital | Sedetormenta[1] |
| Era | Épocas Heráldicas |
| Mundo | Roshar |
| Universo | Cosmere |
Natanatan era uno de los Reinos Plateados de Roshar durante las Épocas Heráldicas.[2]
![[2]](#cite_note-Silver_Kingdoms.jpg-2){kind=link}
Geografía
Reinos Plateados
Natanatan encompassed the southeast corner of the Rosharan continent. It bordered Alethela to the north, with the border running through a prominent mountain range to the Sea of Spears. It bordered Thalath to the west, and had a long coastline to the south and east.[2] The capital was the city of Stormseat,[1] which contained an Oathgate.[3]
Roshar actual
In current-day Roshar, the land that formerly comprised Natanatan now includes the Unclaimed Hills, the Shattered Plains, the Eastern Crownlands of Alethkar, and the eastern Frostlands.[2][4] The name "Natanatan" is still commonly used to describe the former nation's lands, which remain largely unexplored by both humans and listeners.[5] A few settlements remain; the ruins of Stormseat were repurposed as Narak by listeners, the city-state of New Natanan is the last remnant of the former kingdom,[6] and Dawn's Shadow and The Shallow Crypts lie on the coast.[4] Native Natans also live scattered throughout their former nation.[7]
![[4]](#cite_note-MapaRosharColorES.png-4){kind=link}
Natanatan's former territory is generally thought of as an "empty wasteland"[8] with many forests and jungles.[9] Gavilar and Eshonai each recall expeditions into the Unclaimed Hills in their youth.[7][9] The strength of the highstorms makes sailing the east coast of Natanatan in the Ocean of Origins extremely dangerous,[10] although not unheard of.[11]
Historia
As one of the Silver Kingdoms, Natanatan played a prominent role in the history of Roshar, but many of the details have been lost to history. Like the other Silver Kingdoms, its name is symmetrical, which is considered holy by the Vorin church.[12] One of Dalinar's first visions, in which he fights off Re-Shephir's Midnight Essence alongside the Knights Radiant, takes place in Natanatan during the Eighth Epoch.[13]
It is thought that Stormseat was destroyed during the Last Desolation (Aharietiam), thousands of years ago.[1] Vorin tradition holds that the nation of Natanatan persisted despite the loss of its capital and later allied with Thaylenah, Alethkar, Jah Keved, and Kharbranth as the "five Vorin kingdoms" after the Day of Recreance.[14] Natanatan was presumably still part of this coalition during the Hierocracy and the War of Loss.[15] Despite this alliance, the kingdom fell several hundred years ago[13] under unknown circumstances.
In the present day, a Natan lighthouse keeper named Puuli ponders whether the Everstorm heralds the time that his grandfather had warned of, "the time of changes, when the men from the hidden island of the Origin at last came to reclaim Natanatan."[16]
Cultura
Natan people have pale blue skin, wide noses and wool-like white hair.[7] Hoid tells a folk tale about the blue moon Nomon conceiving a child with the Natan Queen Tsa, resulting in blue-skinned descendants who were blessed with poise and beauty.[8] In fact, the Natan people are human-Siah Aimian hybrids,[17][18] giving them their blue skin and an increased lifespan.[19]
Highstorms are particularly strong in eastern Roshar,[20] and many people believe that this is due to its proximity to the Origin.[21][10] Natans adapted to life with the storms, devising ways to farm the area by using low-profile crops.[22]
Hoid's story implies that Natanatan once had a rich culture and fine architecture.[8] Natanatan was nicknamed the "Granite Kingdom".[20]
Nueva Natanan
The city-state of New Natanan, located on the easternmost coast of Roshar, is all that remains of the former Natan government. It functions as a sovereign nation, with a few smaller settlements as protectorates.[6] Despite its geographical isolation, New Natanan appears to retain influence in the Vorin church.[23] New Natanan has diplomatic relationships with other nations, and often communicates with them by spanreed.[23][24] Dalinar includes New Natanan in his meetings in Urithiru when he attempts to form a coalition to fight the Voidbringers.[6] The Natans are appreciative of Dalinar's efforts, but are primarily concerned with reclaiming their homeland and its Oathgate.[25]
Notas
- ↑ a b c Palabras radiantes capítulo 60#
- ↑ a b c Mapa de Silver Kingdoms
- ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 83#
- ↑ a b Mapa de Roshar
- ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 45#
- ↑ a b c Juramentada capítulo 96#
- ↑ a b c El camino de los reyes capítulo 36#
- ↑ a b c Juramentada capítulo 67#
- ↑ a b Palabras radiantes interludio I-4#
- ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 16#
- ↑ Juramentada capítulo 105#
- ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 33#
- ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 19#
- ↑ El camino de los reyes capítulo 8#
- ↑ Juramentada capítulo 59#
- ↑ Juramentada interludio I-1#
- ↑ #SandersonChat Twitter Q&A with Audible.com
— Arcanum - 2016-02-04# - ↑ Legion Release Party
— Arcanum - 2018-09-19# - ↑ FanX 2018
— Arcanum - 2018-09-07# - ↑ a b El camino de los reyes capítulo 58#
- ↑ Firefight release party
— Arcanum - 2015-01-05# - ↑ Palabras radiantes capítulo 55#
- ↑ a b Juramentada capítulo 50#
- ↑ Juramentada capítulo 12#
- ↑ Juramentada capítulo 122#
