Greeting All,
I'm currently working on a work of fiction based on an idea from Kipling's Jungle Book and the Disney cartoon as well.
In Kipling's work, The monkeys of the forest have a human-like society and call themselves the Bandar-log. In the Disney cartoon, the Bandar-log have a King- King Louie, who is actually an Orangutan.
In my fictional world, it was discovered in ancient times that wolves have a similar society, and it still exists today. This knowledge has been lost in modern times, and a character discovers an ancient mural in Latin depicting the leader of the wolves. Still working on what this mural says, exactly, but I'm certain the Head Wolf's title is prominently featured.
So what is this animals's title as the supreme leader of all wolves everywhere?
Would this society of wolves around the world have been called a Luperium? (Lupus + Imperium)
Would he be Rex Luperium? Rex omnia Lupi?
All suggestions welcome - your creativity would be appreciated!
Many thanks
AL- new guy
I'm currently working on a work of fiction based on an idea from Kipling's Jungle Book and the Disney cartoon as well.
In Kipling's work, The monkeys of the forest have a human-like society and call themselves the Bandar-log. In the Disney cartoon, the Bandar-log have a King- King Louie, who is actually an Orangutan.
In my fictional world, it was discovered in ancient times that wolves have a similar society, and it still exists today. This knowledge has been lost in modern times, and a character discovers an ancient mural in Latin depicting the leader of the wolves. Still working on what this mural says, exactly, but I'm certain the Head Wolf's title is prominently featured.
So what is this animals's title as the supreme leader of all wolves everywhere?
Would this society of wolves around the world have been called a Luperium? (Lupus + Imperium)
Would he be Rex Luperium? Rex omnia Lupi?
All suggestions welcome - your creativity would be appreciated!
Many thanks
AL- new guy