Tagavedu
Tagavedu is a term used in a fictional setting to denote a traditional tagging system that communities in the imagined region of Vedha used to mark and catalog objects, livestock, and goods. It is also the name of a small village near the Vedha river.
Etymology: The name is said to derive from the Veedhan language, combining tagha meaning to mark and
Practice: Tags are typically carved from wood or bone and inscribed with a combination of owner identifiers,
History and function: Tagavedu emerged in the early trade era to prevent disputes over goods and livestock.
Modern status and culture: Today Tagavedu exists largely as a cultural heritage practice and ceremonial tradition.
Notes: This article describes a fictional concept created for world-building. It is not a record of real-world