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	The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.		The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.

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	The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.		The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.

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	The Benhai were a major power during the [[Mage Wars]], specifically on the [[Agras Plain]] during the [[Mage Wars#THe First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. The empire eventually broke up, and survived into the modern era in the form of various nation-states, some of which joined [[~~Uther~~]]'s [[Alliance]].		The Benhai were a major power during the [[Mage Wars]], specifically on the [[Agras Plain]] during the [[Mage Wars#THe First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. The empire eventually broke up, and survived into the modern era in the form of various nation-states, some of which joined [[Eieber]]'s [[Alliance]].

	The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.		The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.

CourseDirector at 00:59, 13 March 2013

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	The Benhai were a major power during the [[Mage Wars]], specifically on the [[Agras ~~Plane~~]] during the [[Mage Wars#THe First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. The empire eventually broke up, and survived into the modern era in the form of various nation-states, some of which joined [[Uther]]'s [[Alliance]].		The Benhai were a major power during the [[Mage Wars]], specifically on the [[Agras Plain]] during the [[Mage Wars#THe First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. The empire eventually broke up, and survived into the modern era in the form of various nation-states, some of which joined [[Uther]]'s [[Alliance]].

	The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.		The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.

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The Benhai were a major power during the [[Mage Wars]], specifically on the [[Agras Plane]] during the [[Mage Wars#THe First Chaotic Period|First Chaotic Period]]. The empire eventually broke up, and survived into the modern era in the form of various nation-states, some of which joined [[Uther]]'s [[Alliance]].

The one commonality between all Benhai is their original language, which famously includes no word for "negotiate", perhaps part of why the empire eventually broke apart.