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..., a nation with a rich historical heritage, was once the cradle of the old Romantian Empire, alongside Pretannia and other nations. Its cultural and historical

...fell to Garlian colonizers, Yaffa being the first Garlian colony and first Romantian language speaking settlement on the Iviran coast. The region was part of th

...e and culture heavily influenced Alliria. During the first century AD, the Romantian Empire swept through the Ghetorian Peninsula, and briefly conquered Hellane

Antharia is culturally and geographically situated at the crossroads of Romantian, Hellanesian, Turquan and Slevic Uletha, being historically a significant t ...y the indigenous [[Moorsh]], ancestors of the [[Iviran]] culture. In old [[Romantian]] texts the region was sometimes referred to as "Terra Mauricia". Other par

Beginning in 100 AD, the Romantian Empire sweeps through Arion and the strait, and they become the furthest p

...ed to as the Nāvies. This word in turn may have its origins from the Proto-Romantian word ''nāvis'', meaning "boat". The ending "-enna" is a common oeconym in ...have erased some of the cultural and ethnic distinctions between the Proto-Romantian peoples of the region.

The name of Mergania derives from the [[Romantian]] expression "mergari", which means "to trade". The ending "-nia" was estab | script = [[Romantian|Romantian script]] ([[Kalmish#Kalmish alphabet|Kalmish alphabet]])

| intro = '''Mallyore''' (/ˌmælˈɪɔːɹ/, Mallyorian: ''Maliorska'' <small>(Romantian script)</small>, ''Ⱞⰰⰾⰻⱁⱃⱄⰽⰰ'' <small>(Velitic script)</s ..., 18% favour the Velitic one and 21% have no preference. The preference of Romantian script is higher in urban areas (72%) than in rural ones (47%).<ref>"Romani

| writing_system = romantian alphabet

...it to be integral to the national identity. It is also one of the few non-Romantian writing systems in the world with a unique punctuation system. It has 32 l

| From '''tiger''', '''tigris''' (Romantian)

| script = [[Romantian|Romantian script]]

...heir Abugida writing system was in use until the late 17^th when Romantian alphabet superseded it completely. By 500 BC, Kaitese people had completely

...he only living language of the Kimo-Axian language family. Since 1701, the Romantian script is used in writing instead of the previously used Pyilser alphabet a