Atlantean Trilogy Archive
Tritons with tridents rise from turquoise waves near sea caves and a coral palace, with floating weed beds on the distant horizon.Elysium, painted for this archive

Manawak, Manuk, Melekuala and Samal

Place, Island

The other islands ruled by Manua, each home to a similar semi-nomadic fisher-gatherer tribe with its own customs, held down by Manuan garrisons.

Also called Manawak, Manuk, Monuk, Melekuala, Samal, Samai

From the book

Manua's other subject islands are home mainly to human fishing and gathering peoples who move about seasonally. Every island has its own tribe with its own customs and traditions, but on the whole they are much alike. The Manuan overlords keep detachments of warriors on each to hold the locals down. Manuan waters also contain a number of smaller islands, most of them empty, remote and generally without any redeeming qualities.

At a glance

Region
Manua
Pronunciation
Samal (sa-MY), Melekuala (me-le-KWA-la), Manuk (MA-nuk), Manawak (ma-na-wak)

Samal is printed 'Samai' once; Manuk once as 'Monuk'.