oqimini
Oqimini is a fictional ritual concept used in worldbuilding and speculative fiction to denote a practice of communal memory sharing and governance. It is described in sources about the imagined archipelago of Kairun, where oqimini is said to have emerged among fisher and farming communities as a way to coordinate long-term plans and resolve disputes without centralized authority. The term is commonly traced to the Oqim language, with 'oqi' meaning remember and 'mini' meaning together.
In practice, oqimini involves a scheduled gathering in which participants form a circle. An elder or designated
Oqimini is often used in fiction to explore themes of social cohesion, legitimacy, and the tension between