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:About Castellan, I wonder if its Romantian language can be explained through it being a early colony of "Romantia". ...n languages origin? As a state it's rather new, having probably been under Surian and other occupations along the history and, else, mostly consisted in trib

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...pital there. After that Murat II named himself sultan or padishah in Aryan language. However he wasn't able to hold the city for long. It was reconquered by An ...make it. He annouced in 1826 the program called Arıtma, which in Turquese language means ''purification''. The main theme for that was to separate religious l

...mpire would border the Prettanic Lake and The Great Rift in the North, the Surian Plains in the East, the Sea and "Indian" to the South and a messy border to ...e that should be changed) there would've been a push towards a centralized language from further north with stronger Germanic influence. I do think that if thi

...Arta}}, lies on the short Iviran Coast to the southeast. The sole official language of the country is Malesorian, and the vast majority of the population is et ...enturies of foreign rule. During this period, Malesorians maintained their language, culture, and traditions, preserving their distinct identity.

...e largest city and capital {{node|103503416|Nikolovac}}. The sole official language is Mallyorian. ...Maliorana", 1.dio, by Juban Oršić, 1997</ref> The first organized written language was Old Church Mallyorian, used mainly by first priests.

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...s'', meaning "boat". The ending "-enna" is a common oeconym in the Shelakh language which refers to a seat of power or center of rule. The name can therefore b ...controlled waters. Trade relations were also established with Turquese and Surian states in the east, not only bringing wealth to Navenna but also cultural i