Cultural Overview
Origins
Geography
Language
Family
Structure / Size
Roles of Family Members
Importance
Influence
Orphans
Children are a blessing to the Ru-Pani, and any orphan will find a new home with another family, either blood relatives, or any family which has room on their boat to take in a new mouth to feed. This openess with taking in children has contributed to the saliscious stereotype that Ru-Pani will steal stray children from towns and cities they visit; The matter is more complex than a simple truth/falsehood.
Religion
Primary Beliefs
Religious Figures
List of Religious Observances
Structure
Ceremonial
Birth
Naming
Age
Apprenticeship
Adulthood
Marriage
Divorce
Death
Inheritance
Diet
Food
Cultural Dishes
Spice / Flavours
Drink
Non-Alcoholic
Alcohol
Fashion
Textiles
Dyes
Embellishments
Outfits
Daily by Class
Ceremonial
Costumes
Jewellery
Makeup
Leisure Activities
Sports
Games
Gambling
Social Gatherings
Arts
Storytelling
Writing
Poetry
Fiction
Theatre
Acting
Plays
Dance
Gymnastics
Music
Singing
Percussion
Strings
Wind
Painting
Sculpture
Time
Timekeeping
Daily Routine
Timeline
Persons
Historic
Mythic
Contemporary
Stories
Myths
Contemporary
