Lahgardi (culture)
For centuries, the Laman islands were home to quiet and insular Amsari communities, their livelihoods centered on modest fishing villages and scattered farmlands. The arrival of Siralagi refugees during the Dirhad Fever in the 10th century brought a wave of change. The blending of these two cultures gave rise to a society renowned for its craftsmanship, particularly their intricate weapons coveted across the entire region and shipbuilding techniques that rival and even surpass the finest works of Siralagi artisans.
While trade with foreigners has varied over time, the main island has become a vital point of connection both within and beyond Amsar.