Anazukali

As the tribes interacted with one another, many other Ukindans decided to pursue similar methods of setting up establishments. The Azi-Abeddal tribe established the largest single collection of permanent homes in the west. During their migration cycle through the heartlands of Ukinda, the Azi-Abeddal tribe had come across great, ruined buildings standing in what appeared to have been, at one point, a great city. When members of the Azi-Abeddal tribe learned the ways of farming, they chose the spot of the ruined city as their home, and began erecting structures of their own around those of ages past. Naming the new settlement Anazukali, it quickly became the most populated settlement in all of Ukinda, home to the majority of the Azi-Abeddal tribe and its sister tribes.