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	:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]], or [[Lake Yath]].''		:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]], [[Priests of Yuth]], or [[Lake Yath]].''

	'''Yoth''' (AKA '''Red-Litten Yoth''') Originated in [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"		'''Yoth''' (AKA '''Red-Litten Yoth''') Originated in [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"

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	:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]], or [[Lake Yath]].''		:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]], or [[Lake Yath]].''

	'''Yoth''' (~~alternate spellings:~~ '''Red-Litten Yoth''')		'''Yoth''' (AKA '''Red-Litten Yoth''') Originated in [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"

	~~Origin:~~ [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"

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	'''Yoth''' (alternate spellings: '''Red-Litten Yoth''')		'''Yoth''' (alternate spellings: '''Red-Litten Yoth''')

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	According to the mythology of conquerors from neighboring K'n-yan, the downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]].		According to the mythology of conquerors from neighboring K'n-yan, the downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]].

	In the era of modern men, the [[People of K'n-yan]] have largely abandoned Yoth to the decadent and bestial quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]] and whatever other monsters had not yet been exterminated by the humanoid conquerors, and have forbidden remembering the mysterious deeper worlds buried beneath Yoth, so that today the red-litten cavern world is an uncharted and dangerous place of silent and largely deserted cyclopean ruins of black basalt, abandoned and decaying super-science machinery, and mindless and idiot horrors even now descending into the final stages of their ultimate savagery. The [[Vaults of Zin]] and gulfs of [[N'kai]] might still hold ancient and terrible secrets still unremembered, unknown, or unimagined by even the ancient and wicked civilization of blue-litten [[K'n-yan]].		In the era of modern men, the [[People of K'n-yan]] have largely abandoned Yoth to the decadent and bestial quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]] and whatever other monsters had not yet been exterminated by the humanoid conquerors, and have forbidden remembering the mysterious deeper worlds buried beneath Yoth, so that today the red-litten cavern world is an uncharted and dangerous place of silent and largely deserted cyclopean ruins of black basalt, abandoned and decaying super-science machinery, and mindless and idiot horrors even now descending into the final stages of their ultimate savagery. The [[Underworld#Vaults_of_Zin\|Vaults of Zin]] and gulfs of [[N'kai]] might still hold ancient and terrible secrets still unremembered, unknown, or unimagined by even the ancient and wicked civilization of blue-litten [[K'n-yan]].


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	=== Vaults of Zin ===		=== Vaults of Zin ===
	See [[Vaults of Zin]] for details on these dungeons beneath the ruins of the largest city of Yoth bordering on the [[Dreamlands]], where [[Gug]]s were confined for some long-forgotten offense against the gods, where fragments of the mysterious ''[[Yothic Manuscripts]]'' were recovered by archaeologists from [[K'n-yan]], and other secrets of elder Yoth were buried away from the dim red-litten roofs of that cavern world.		See [[Underworld#Vaults_of_Zin\|Vaults of Zin]] for details on these dungeons beneath the ruins of the largest city of Yoth bordering on the [[Dreamlands]], where [[Gug]]s were confined for some long-forgotten offense against the gods, where fragments of the mysterious ''[[Yothic Manuscripts]]'' were recovered by archaeologists from [[K'n-yan]], and other secrets of elder Yoth were buried away from the dim red-litten roofs of that cavern world.

	=== N'kai ===		=== N'kai ===
	See [[N'kai]] for the lightless gulfs of nightmare that lay deep within the [[Hollow Earth]] beneath even the [[Vaults of Zin]], a black abyss into which [[Tsathoggua]] fled in elder times to slumber in peace away from its own worshipers, and into which the [[Shoggoth]]s descended to roll and splash in hidden seas of eternal shadow after they toppled of the polar city of the [[Elder Thing]]s in antiquity....		See [[N'kai]] for the lightless gulfs of nightmare that lay deep within the [[Hollow Earth]] beneath even the [[Underworld#Vaults_of_Zin\|Vaults of Zin]], a black abyss into which [[Tsathoggua]] fled in elder times to slumber in peace away from its own worshipers, and into which the [[Shoggoth]]s descended to roll and splash in hidden seas of eternal shadow after they toppled of the polar city of the [[Elder Thing]]s in antiquity....

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	=== Mount Voormithradeth ===		=== Mount Voormithradeth ===
	See [[Mount Voormithradeth]]]] for details on this mountain, formerly located in the surface land of [[Hyperborea]]; caverns beneath the mountain served as the [[Hollow Earth]] retreat for the [[Serpent People]] when Yoth fell to [[Shoggoth\|some unspeakable catastrophe]] in earth's pre-human antiquity.		See [[Mount Voormithradeth]] for details on this mountain, formerly located in the surface land of [[Hyperborea]]; caverns beneath the mountain served as the [[Hollow Earth]] retreat for the [[Serpent People]] when Yoth fell to [[Shoggoth\|some unspeakable catastrophe]] in earth's pre-human antiquity.

	=== Vaults of Zin ===		=== Vaults of Zin ===

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	See [[K'n-yan]] for details about this blue-litten region of the [[Hollow Earth]] located above Yoth, from which humanoid conquerors from the city of Tsath descended to enslave the last, degenerate, quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]], and interbreed them with mammalian monsters for use as food, slaves, and sport.		See [[K'n-yan]] for details about this blue-litten region of the [[Hollow Earth]] located above Yoth, from which humanoid conquerors from the city of Tsath descended to enslave the last, degenerate, quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]], and interbreed them with mammalian monsters for use as food, slaves, and sport.

	=== Mount Voormithradeth]] ===		=== Mount Voormithradeth ===
	See [[Mount Voormithradeth]]]] for details on this mountain, formerly located in the surface land of [[Hyperborea]]; caverns beneath the mountain served as the [[Hollow Earth]] retreat for the [[Serpent People]] when Yoth fell to [[Shoggoth\|some unspeakable catastrophe]] in earth's pre-human antiquity.		See [[Mount Voormithradeth]]]] for details on this mountain, formerly located in the surface land of [[Hyperborea]]; caverns beneath the mountain served as the [[Hollow Earth]] retreat for the [[Serpent People]] when Yoth fell to [[Shoggoth\|some unspeakable catastrophe]] in earth's pre-human antiquity.

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	==In the Mythos==		==In the Mythos==
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	Formerly several races of [[~~The~~ People of K'n-yan]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a [[Serpent People\|still older and non-human race]] were found by archaeologists....		Formerly several races of The [[People of K'n-yan]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a [[Serpent People\|still older and non-human race]] were found by archaeologists....
	<br>— [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"		<br>— [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"
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	According to the mythology of conquerors from neighboring K'n-yan, the downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]].		According to the mythology of conquerors from neighboring K'n-yan, the downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]].

	In the era of modern men, the [[People of K'~~nyan~~]] have largely abandoned Yoth to the decadent and bestial quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]] and whatever other monsters had not yet been exterminated by the humanoid conquerors, and have forbidden remembering the mysterious deeper worlds buried beneath Yoth, so that today the red-litten cavern world is an uncharted and dangerous place of silent and largely deserted cyclopean ruins of black basalt, abandoned and decaying super-science machinery, and mindless and idiot horrors even now descending into the final stages of their ultimate savagery. The [[Vaults of Zin]] and gulfs of [[N'kai]] might still hold ancient and terrible secrets still unremembered, unknown, or unimagined by even the ancient and wicked civilization of blue-litten [[K'n-yan]].		In the era of modern men, the [[People of K'n-yan]] have largely abandoned Yoth to the decadent and bestial quadrupedal remnants of the [[Serpent People]] and whatever other monsters had not yet been exterminated by the humanoid conquerors, and have forbidden remembering the mysterious deeper worlds buried beneath Yoth, so that today the red-litten cavern world is an uncharted and dangerous place of silent and largely deserted cyclopean ruins of black basalt, abandoned and decaying super-science machinery, and mindless and idiot horrors even now descending into the final stages of their ultimate savagery. The [[Vaults of Zin]] and gulfs of [[N'kai]] might still hold ancient and terrible secrets still unremembered, unknown, or unimagined by even the ancient and wicked civilization of blue-litten [[K'n-yan]].

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
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	Formerly several races of [[[The People of K'n-yan]]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a still older and non-human [reptilian quadruped] race were found by archaeologists. In the course of time, however, the men of [[K'n-yan#Tsath\|Tsath]] had conquered and enslaved the rest; interbreeding them with [[Gyaa-yothn\|certain horned and four-footed animals]] of the red-litten region, whose semi-human leanings were very peculiar, and which, though containing a certain artificially created element, may have been in part the degenerate descendants of [[Serpent People\|those peculiar entities]] who had left the relics.		Formerly several races of [[The People of K'n-yan]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a still older and non-human [reptilian quadruped] race were found by archaeologists. In the course of time, however, the men of [[K'n-yan#Tsath\|Tsath]] had conquered and enslaved the rest; interbreeding them with [[Gyaa-yothn\|certain horned and four-footed animals]] of the red-litten region, whose semi-human leanings were very peculiar, and which, though containing a certain artificially created element, may have been in part the degenerate descendants of [[Serpent People\|those peculiar entities]] who had left the relics.
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	[The [[Gyaa-yothn]]] — or their principal ancestral [reptilian] element — had first been found in a wild state amidst the Cyclopean ruins of the deserted red-litten world of Yoth which lay below the blue-litten world of [[K'n-yan]].... The chief ground for such a supposition was the well-known fact that the vanished inhabitants of Yoth had been quadrupedal... But it was also known from [[Yothic Manuscripts\|these manuscripts]] that the [[Serpent People\|beings of Yoth]] had possessed the art of synthetically creating life, and had made and destroyed several efficiently-designed races of industrial and transportational animals in the course of their history - to say nothing of concocting all manner of fantastic living shapes for the sake of amusement and new sensations during the long period of decadence. The [[Serpent People\|beings of Yoth]] had undoubtedly been reptilian in affiliations, and most physiologists of [[K'n-yan#Tsath\|Tsath]] agreed that the [[Gyaa-yothn\|present beasts]] had been very much inclined toward reptilianism before they had been crossed with the mammal slave-class of [[K'n-yan]].		[The [[Gyaa-yothn]]] — or their principal ancestral [reptilian] element — had first been found in a wild state amidst the Cyclopean ruins of the deserted red-litten world of Yoth which lay below the blue-litten world of [[K'n-yan]].... The chief ground for such a supposition was the well-known fact that the vanished inhabitants of Yoth had been quadrupedal... But it was also known from [[Yothic Manuscripts\|these manuscripts]] that the [[Serpent People\|beings of Yoth]] had possessed the art of synthetically creating life, and had made and destroyed several efficiently-designed races of industrial and transportational animals in the course of their history - to say nothing of concocting all manner of fantastic living shapes for the sake of amusement and new sensations during the long period of decadence. The [[Serpent People\|beings of Yoth]] had undoubtedly been reptilian in affiliations, and most physiologists of [[K'n-yan#Tsath\|Tsath]] agreed that the [[Gyaa-yothn\|present beasts]] had been very much inclined toward reptilianism before they had been crossed with the mammal slave-class of [[K'n-yan]].

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	:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]].''		:''Do not confuse with [[Yuth]].''

	'''Yoth''' (alternate spellings: ''Red-Litten Yoth'')		'''Yoth''' (alternate spellings: '''Red-Litten Yoth''')

	Origin: [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"		Origin: [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"
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	==In the Mythos==		==In the Mythos==
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	Formerly several races of [[[The People of K'n-yan]]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a [[Serpent People\|still older and non-human race]] were found by archaeologists....		Formerly several races of [[The People of K'n-yan]] had inhabited the entire underground world, which stretched down to unfathomable abysses and which included besides the [[K'n-yan\|blue-litten region]] a red-litten region called Yoth, where relics of a [[Serpent People\|still older and non-human race]] were found by archaeologists....
	<br>— [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"		<br>— [[H.P. Lovecraft]] and [[Zelia Bishop]]'s "[[The Mound (fiction)]]"
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