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Pasha Vulfolaic the Vicious is the "exceptionally rapacious" ruler of the great empire which has at its centre the city-state of Gundobad.[1]
Vulfolaic is titled "Pasha". Pashas were high-ranking individuals in the Ottoman Empire (which originating in Turkey), and is a word of Turkic origin. This connects Vulfolaic, culturally as least, to places like the Turkic-inspired Kazan with its Vizier, and the central Khul empire of Khan Gyorgir, Khan being a Turkic and Mongolian title. This is evidence perhaps that Gundobad and its surrounding lands are in fact in Khul, and that Vulfolaic's Empire is historically connected with the Kabeshian Empire.
- See Location of Gundobad for further discussion.
Further Notes[]
- "Vulfolaic" (also "Wulfolaic") was the name of a Lombard saint of Carignan in the Ardennes who lived in the 6th century AD.[2] Since the Lombards were a Germanic people who originally spoke a Germanic language, it is extremely likely that the element "vulf/wulf" in his name derives from the common Germanic root for "wolf", *wulfaz, which survives in modern English as wolf.[3]
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- ↑ The Warrior's Way - pg.18, The Warlock's Way - pg.24
- ↑ Charles, T.M. Early Christian Ireland, p. 379. Cambridge: CUP, 2007.
- ↑ Orel, Vladimir. A Handbook of Germanic Etymology. Boston: Brill, 2003.