ojentua
Ojentua is a ceremonial ritual of memory and oral tradition in the fictional archipelago of Nyara. It gathers communities to preserve genealogies, laws, and shared histories, linking past generations with the present and reinforcing social identity across villages.
Etymology and variants: The name ojentua derives from the Nyaran language, with regional variants such as ojentu
Practice: The ceremony occurs during the harvest season's end, outdoors in a circular space. Elders recite a
Purpose and social role: Ojentua mediates intergenerational knowledge transfer, codifies customary law, and provides a forum
History and status: First documented in exploratory accounts, ojentua is now taught in schools of some remote