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...and state of '''[[Illuvia]]''' to the south. Clamash is well known for the eastern mountain range. Other important geographical features in the state include ...nson, Meade, & San Ramon Counties). Wahanta is an important industrial and economic hub, developed as a port and rail hub for commodities of the West Lakes reg

...soon surpassed Clifford in shipments and Wahanta saw a population boom of Ulethan immigrants and West Lakes settlers. ...85, a levee was constructed along the north bank of the Henrietta River in eastern Wahanta. Subsequently, suburban development rapidly occurred. The City of W

...y Christic faith, like Saint Abastinus. A conflict within the southwestern Ulethan churches, however, came to the fore in the early fifth century. The Patriar ...worked against each other to secure dominance and ward off primarily north-Ulethan and proto-Mazanic barbarian and pirate activity. By 500, over a dozen succe

...ha|East Uletha]] and an active member of the [[User:Mstr/Sandbox#x|Eastern Ulethan Organisation of Independent Allies]] and [[Assembly of Nations]]. ...er:Mstr/Sandbox#Scythe of Uletha|Scythe of Uletha]] in [[User:Mstr/Sandbox#Eastern Uletha|East Uletha]], with [[Viljanni]] and [[Eshein]] bordering to the sou

...try in south-east [[Uletha]] occupying part of the continental landmass of Eastern Uletha and the whole island of Kubori (making part about the 20 % of the to ...ight change in the future according to the development of other nations in Eastern Uletha.

...fused with that of Bonavista. In 1489-90 the Castellanese explored much of eastern Tarephia and eventually founded a colony in Vodeo, they discovered the main By the 1760s there was a thriving community in Sankt Anna, with Kalmish administrators, priests, military, some landown

| event_B4 = Ulethan colonies & Sabishiian Kingdom ...o submit Eastern Guai to its rule, leaving out trade across the Korpiko to eastern thalassocraties.

...ate 8th century, the Christization of the area by Pretannic and other West Ulethan missionaries began. However, the transition from paganism was a long and to ...a king of the Kingdom of Mallyore in 894, supported and recognized by West Ulethan church authorities. During his rule, the state reached a peak in terms of b

...ed in Central Uletha with posession of [[Demirhan Tarephian Khedivate]] in eastern Tarephia as a remnant of former colonial empire. It covers area of 560 thou ...n script and introduction of surnames which pushed the state into northern Ulethan cultural sphere.

On the eastern part of the National Capital Special District, there are a bunch of towns u Talking about the first record of a community in the area, the most ancient settlement was probably the nowadays Pakkisho

...hia, with the vast majority of the population living along the southern or eastern coasts and the interior being comparatively sparse. The area was forcibly t ...[[Tarephia Cooperation Council]], Freedemia is usually seen as one of the economic regional powers of southern Tarephia, and enjoys some diplomatic political

...eir presence felt in the region.<ref>Munroot, Craig W. R. (2006). Colonial Economic Development of Southern Uletha. Khaiwoon School of Economics Press. p. 101. ...al administrators embarked on a long list of developments to promote rapid economic expansion. Khaiwoon's population swelled and its cities grew to accommodat

| continent = Uletha (south-eastern) Along the eastern coast, in Cheryuman-iki, mountains meet the sea, creating some stunning lan