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The Refusal of Fixed Borders
Early Concordic Age
Ohlai clans collectively reject permanent borders and taxation.
As Concordic states attempted to formalize borders across the Steppe,
Ohlai Gatherings issued a shared refusal.
Routes would remain negotiable.
Land would not be owned.
Obligation would follow people, not maps.
This event solidified Ohlai’s reputation as ungovernable by fixed systems,
while preserving internal coherence through shared expectation.
Ohlai Gatherings issued a shared refusal.
Routes would remain negotiable.
Land would not be owned.
Obligation would follow people, not maps.
This event solidified Ohlai’s reputation as ungovernable by fixed systems,
while preserving internal coherence through shared expectation.