Qashta Script

The Qashta Script (Qashta Script: "Qashta Fwál"/Qashta Writing) is a writing system for Etanji, mainly used in rural areas of the Ggorbang and Níssiya provinces of Elestiyanj.

History
The Qashta Script was first written in around 3000bc, the oldest engravings of the script were found in the small city of Sóvdel in the Ggorbang province.

The Qashta Script became widely used in 2900bc. The script was used until 200bc. When the king of the Elestiyanj commanded people to switch to the latin alphabet because he "liked it better". Some people in rural areas of Elestiyanj did not hear of this information, and the script survived there.