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Line 63: === Exodus === === Exodus === − In [[2837]], the elder chiefs of the Union declared that the destiny of the Samoyedic peoples wasn't to remain on a single world, but to move nomadically from world to world, in the same way that their Siberian ancestors had migrated across the Siberian wilderness. For the next ten years, the Union's JumpShip fleet operated in groups, conducting surveys of worlds further into the anti-spinward Deep Periphery, over a distance of several hundred light years. The JumpShip groups identified a string of habitable worlds stretching out in a chain, leading further away from the Inner Sphere, and efforts went into preparing the closest of these worlds for habitation.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> + In [[2837],] the elder chiefs of the Union declared that the destiny of the Samoyedic peoples wasn't to remain on a single world, but to move nomadically from world to world, in the same way that their Siberian ancestors had migrated across the Siberian wilderness. For the next ten years, the Union's JumpShip fleet operated in groups, conducting surveys of worlds further into the anti-spinward Deep Periphery, over a distance of several hundred light years. The JumpShip groups identified a string of habitable worlds stretching out in a chain, leading further away from the Inner Sphere, and efforts went into preparing the closest of these worlds for habitation.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> The eldest generation of the Samoyed population declared that they felt a spiritual connection to Nyurteih, and would remain behind when the others emigrated. These elders had all been children during the years in which the Samoyeds had been persecuted in the Inner Sphere, and their decision came as no particular surprise to the younger members of the Union. The younger generations left enough by way of supplies and livestock to sustain those staying behind for another ten to twenty years - enough to allow them to die naturally - and left Nyurteih.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> The eldest generation of the Samoyed population declared that they felt a spiritual connection to Nyurteih, and would remain behind when the others emigrated. These elders had all been children during the years in which the Samoyeds had been persecuted in the Inner Sphere, and their decision came as no particular surprise to the younger members of the Union. The younger generations left enough by way of supplies and livestock to sustain those staying behind for another ten to twenty years - enough to allow them to die naturally - and left Nyurteih.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/>
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| − | In [[2837]] | + | In [[2837],] the elder chiefs of the Union declared that the destiny of the Samoyedic peoples wasn't to remain on a single world, but to move nomadically from world to world, in the same way that their Siberian ancestors had migrated across the Siberian wilderness. For the next ten years, the Union's JumpShip fleet operated in groups, conducting surveys of worlds further into the anti-spinward Deep Periphery, over a distance of several hundred light years. The JumpShip groups identified a string of habitable worlds stretching out in a chain, leading further away from the Inner Sphere, and efforts went into preparing the closest of these worlds for habitation.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> |
The eldest generation of the Samoyed population declared that they felt a spiritual connection to Nyurteih, and would remain behind when the others emigrated. These elders had all been children during the years in which the Samoyeds had been persecuted in the Inner Sphere, and their decision came as no particular surprise to the younger members of the Union. The younger generations left enough by way of supplies and livestock to sustain those staying behind for another ten to twenty years - enough to allow them to die naturally - and left Nyurteih.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> | The eldest generation of the Samoyed population declared that they felt a spiritual connection to Nyurteih, and would remain behind when the others emigrated. These elders had all been children during the years in which the Samoyeds had been persecuted in the Inner Sphere, and their decision came as no particular surprise to the younger members of the Union. The younger generations left enough by way of supplies and livestock to sustain those staying behind for another ten to twenty years - enough to allow them to die naturally - and left Nyurteih.<ref name="ISP3:IEp54"/> | ||