Formal Name: Depends on which tribe, but collectively 'Yahwerik'.

Administration: Communalist Tribes.

Cultural Group: Yahwerik.

Technological Era: Chalcolithic.

Map of the Tribes: with the major trading hub 'Yaya' depicted.

The tribes of Yahwerik all descended from a single couple, known as Yaya and Daya. They were born from the clay in the ground, created by a singular God known as 'Ubbo'. Ubbo is a formless god who is depicted as a burning flame, as he was the flame that baked the clay into the first of the Yahwerik. Ubbo created Yaya and Daya to be custodians of the land, to protect it from the evil demons who wish for nothing but to destroy the world. Yaya and Daya had ten children who made up the five tribes of Yahwerik, five boys and five girls. The five tribes grew with the support of Ubbo who only desired for them to keep a flame burning at all times as a reminder that they were blessed by his presence. As dedication to Ubbo all the tribes of Yahwerik would burn a flame in the centre of their village, giving the first harvest to the flame as a 'thank you' for providing them with life. This dedication to Ubbo has made all Yahwerik villages built around a large fire put in the middle, creating a circular village structure.

However, after the age of Yaya and Daya who lived to 300 years old, the age of Yahwerik begun. A time where Ubbo took a step back and watched his creations build a world for themselves, where the Yahwerik would be the custodians of the land, sworn to protect it at all costs. The villages grew from being build by only five families, to now upwards of 100-200 families. The Yahwerik also begun to make tools made of metal; rather than wood and stone, developing new technologies that would help them protect their homes and their families from the demons who wished to destroy their way of life. As they grew, a town known as 'Yaya', in dedication to the father of life, was formed by a collection of the tribes as a gathering place for all. A massive fire pit was built in the centre that hundreds could stand around for prayers, as well as a stone pyramid that marked the land as owned by Ubbo. However, unlike the tribes that broke off from the Yahwerik or were unrelated to them, there was no central leader of each tribe. There was a tribal council that delegated jobs, decided priests, warriors, everything was equal. There is no chieftain there is only the tribe.

Now the people of Yahwerik work equally and fairly with each other, all in dedication to to Ubbo. The lands of the Yahwerik prosper, especially with the finding of gold within the mines of the eastern provinces. But as the common Yahwerik phrase goes "He who does not work, neither shall he eat.", the common unity of working to a brighter future shall continue to improve the Yahwerik society for thousands of years to come.