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Revision as of 22:13, 23 May 2020
The Ŝḥenĉeł'yhe, commonly misspelled Shenchely are a mercenary group operating primarily within Brookshire. The Ŝḥenĉeł'yhe are multiethnic and multilingual, but are dominated by Laqs, who form its backbone of hardened fighters and leadership. As such, the group conducts itself primarily in the Laqi Language.
Its services are currently contracted out to the Golden Mango Throne for the purpose of eliminating anti-imperial organized resistance within the remaining territory of the Imperial Republic. This contract was signed on 25.VIII.1680 AN for a period of two years, with options for renewal.
Organization
Hase
Ŝḥenĉeł'yhe operations are directed by the Hase (RL. "Council"). Together, the seven Hasešyšhe (RL. "Council Members") possess a controlling interest.
Formations
- Myćyiereh, "The Nonsleepers": 16 Companies
- Ġ°eg°yuenek°'ynyrł'yh, "The Journeymen": 12 Companies
- Pesyk'°ehe F'yc'ehe, "The Black Watchmen": 15 Companies
- Łym Yśeh, "Brothers of The Blood": 7 Companies
- Tyġ°ryġ°yh, "Eagle-Owls": 5 Companies (core group adopted from the Journeymen)
- Ć'eleiedźak'°eh 'Azeh, "The Apt Pupils": 4 Companies
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Authorized Composition
In IV.1683 AN, as part of an effort to systematize and expand the Ŝḥenĉeł'y ranks, the Duchess-in-Kehl issued directives detailing the authorized number and rank of owners and fighters for a correctly-organized and fully-staffed fighting company:
- 1 Tḥemat as commander;
- 5 Bysymeh, numbered according to seniority, with the first as second-in-command, and the remainder it command of each fighting K°ert;
- 1 Ẑyŝypq, to enforce discipline and provide advice to the commander;
- 19 Feġzek°'eh, to command each K°yp;
- 48 'Epe'as, to assist their Feġzek°' in command of the K°yp; and
- 96 Zeuak°'eh, to do what they must.
| Unit | Commander | Translation | Number | Notes | |
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| X°yrei | Tḥemat | "Circle, Company" | 6;156 | ||
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Bysym Apere | "Middle Troop" | 1;8 | ||
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Ẑyŝypq | "Middlest Team" | 2 (+4) | Ẑyŝypq, Commander's Manservant, and a disciplinarian from each troop | |
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Feġzek°' | "Assets Team" | 2 (+4) | Quartermaster, Quartermaster's assistant, and a supply supervisor from each troop | |
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Feġzek°' | "Cooking Team" | 2 (+4) | Cook, Cook's assistant, and a mess distributor from each troop | |
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Feġzek°' | "Extraordinary Arms Team" | 2+ | Weapons master, Weapons master's assistant; additional as necessary to use and maintain nonstandard equipment | |
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Bysym Iat'°yner-Iatfyner | "Troop" | 1;37 [4;148] | ||
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Feġzek°' | "Middle Team" | 10 | Heavy Weapons Section | |
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'Epe'as | "Tank-striking Arm" | 3 | Anti-Tank Group | |
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'Epe'as | "Mortar-throwing Arm" | 3 | Mortar Group | |
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'Epe'as | "Well-aimed Arm" | 3 | Sniper Group | |
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Feġzek°' | "Team" | 9 [27] | ||
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Feġzek°' | "Scouting Arm" | 3 | Scout Group | |
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C'erax°ł'y | "Gun Arm" | 3 | Machine Gun Group | |
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'Epe'as | "Rifles Arm" | 3 | Rifle Group |
The fighting company, or X°yrai (RL. "circle"), is to have one K°ert in the middle as its headquarters, with K°ypeh to supervise assets, cooking, and exceptional arms, as well as to oversee attached medical, engineer, logistics, and other units. It shall also have four fighting K°erteh. Each fighting K°ert shall have one K°yp in the middle as its headquarters, with 'Eh armed and trained for anti-tank, mortar, and sniper duties. It shall also have three fighting K°ypeh
to have four K°erteh, one in the Middle
Ĉ'yfenĉeł'yhe
The Ĉ'yfenĉeł'yhe (RL. "debtless men") are a special forces formation within the Ŝḥenĉeł'yhe, notable for being composed solely of fighters who furnished their own equipment and training, chose not to buy in as a shareholder, and otherwise have no debts to resolve through their service.
As such, they effectively function as subcontractors to the greater organization, and each unit of Ĉ'yfenĉeł'yhe is organized independently to that of the main organization.
Ranks
Rank and position within the Ŝḥenĉeł'yhe are dictated by financial status as well as fighting and command skill. Those who have been wealthy enough to buy into the organization to become a shareholder are called Bysymehe (RL. "Owners"). Those who signed on to provide their services to the organization to cover debts and had to be furnished with equipment and training are called Zeuak°'ehe (RL. "Fighters").
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