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{{Stub}}The '''Pasana''' (/ˈpaˌsana/) are [[Slemic people|Slemics]] who live in the cantons of [[Canton of Pasa Lana|Pasa Lana]] and [[Canton of Rirkoda|Rirkoda]] in [[Palora]], along the rainforest river valleys of the [[Kepik|Kepik mountain range]]. The Pasana speak the Ikxami dialect of [[Dakxani]], and they make up the majority of [[Zari|zarikiya]] in the [[Core]]. There are about 696 Kurdish villages in the two provinces. Many [[his'e]] are closely connected to the Pasana.
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The '''Pasana''' (/ˈpaˌsana/) are [[Slemic people|Slemics]] who live in the cantons of [[Canton of Pasa Lana|Pasa Lana]] and [[Canton of Rirkoda|Rirkoda]] in [[Palora]], along the rainforest river valleys of the [[Kepik|Kepik mountain range]]. The Pasana speak the Ikxami dialect of [[Dakxani]], and they make up the majority of [[Zari|zarikiya]] in the [[Core]]. There are about 696 historical villages in the two provinces. Many [[his'e]] are closely connected to the Pasana.

Latest revision as of 19:17, 13 June 2026

The Pasana (/ˈpaˌsana/) are Slemics who live in the cantons of Pasa Lana and Rirkoda in Palora, along the rainforest river valleys of the Kepik mountain range. The Pasana speak the Ikxami dialect of Dakxani, and they make up the majority of zarikiya in the Core. There are about 696 historical villages in the two provinces. Many his'e are closely connected to the Pasana.