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The Ashlanders of Vvardenfell are divided into four clans: the {{Lore Link|Ahemmusa}} tribe of the {{Lore Link|Azura's Coast}} region, the {{Lore Link|Erabenimsun}} tribe of the {{Lore Link|Molag Amur}} region, the {{Lore Link|Urshilaku}} tribe of the {{Lore Link|Ashlands}} and {{Lore Link|West Gash}} regions (strong believers in the {{Lore Link|Nerevarine Cult}}),{{ref|name=ZN}} and the {{Lore Link|Zainab}} tribe of the {{Lore Link|Grazelands}} region.{{ref|name=GTV}} They are often at odds with each other.{{ref|name=MW}} There are also tribes living on the mainland, such as the {{Lore Link|Kagesh}} and {{Lore Link|Ulath}} of {{Lore Link|Stonefalls}}, the {{Lore Link|Vereansu}} of {{Lore Link|Deshaan}}, and the {{Lore Link|Mabrigash}} of the {{Lore Link|Vale of the Ghost Snake}}.{{ref|name=ON|Events of [[Online:Online|ESO]].}} Each clan is traditionally led by an Ashkhan, whereas the spiritual leadership lies with the Wise Woman. The secrets of the Wise Women are passed from one generation onto the other.{{ref|name=TFFS|{{Cite book|The Five Far Stars}}}} Several prophecies, in the form of verses such as the Stranger, have survived throughout the years.{{ref|name=NCN}}{{ref|name=TLP|{{Cite book|The Lost Prophecy}}}} Many others are believed to have been distorted or lost, but, as rumor will have it, the {{Lore Link|Dissident Priests}} may have recorded them and thus preserved them for posterity.{{ref|name=TLP}}{{ref|name=MM|[[Morrowind:Mehra Milo|Mehra Milo]]'s dialogue in [[Morrowind:Morrowind|Morrowind]].}} The Wise Women of the Ashlander clans interpret dreams as prophecies, another major difference with the {{Lore Link|Tribunal Temple}}.{{ref|name=MW}}{{ref|name=ZN}}{{ref|name=MM}} All Ashlanders in a tribe, young and small, are born into the Ancestor cult of their clan; the Nerevarine Cult is a different, small cult with the Ashlander tradition.{{ref|name=ZN}}<noinclude>[[File:MW-place-Ahemmusa Camp.jpg|thumb|right|An Ashlander Camp]]</noinclude>

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Following the disastrous Red Year, widespread worship of the Tribunal ended. In its place the former {{Lore Link|Dissident Priests}} took full control of the Temple and sought to reinstate worship of the "Anticipations" ({{Lore Link|Azura}}, {{Lore Link|Mephala}}, and {{Lore Link|Boethiah}}) as the "{{Lore Link|New Temple}}". Fittingly, the daedra were dubbed the "Reclamations", as if they were reclaiming their status from the Tribunal. The rise of this {{Lore Link|New Temple}} almost completely vindicated the previously persecuted Ashlanders, who had persevered in worshipping in the three daedra for millennia. Amongst the Dunmer, the Ashlanders are lauded for having the "true vision" to keep true to the old ways. It is now quite common for many Dunmer to make the arduous pilgrimages into the ash wastes to seek the counsel of the Wise Women, who have done much to dispel Tribunal worship. They directly connect the eruption of the Red Mountain and the Argonian invasion to the anger of the three daedra.{{ref|name=TR}}{{ref|name=DBOthreloth|[[Dragonborn:Elder Othreloth|Elder Othreloth]]'s dialogue in [[Dragonborn:Dragonborn|Dragonborn]].}}

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