Rusel means the land of the folk with the red hair. Similar to the UK. The name is similar to Reading in the UK meaning the place where people with red hair live.
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Similar to the UK, but contains a lot more flatland, particularly around the coast. The country has a range of major rivers all named after Celtic words to describe them. Unlike the commonwealth Rusel is a independent possession of the British Crown. Similar to the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
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Rusel is a Celtic nation which has a long tradition of Celtic language spoken. However when the Romans invaded they bought in their Latin influence. From this a Celtic language developed which is similar in vine to Welsh and Cornish. Modern Gaulish is a distant ancestor of the Ruselic language.
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Trussell 2019
- Is there a particular vacant territory you are requesting? Please also be sure to complete all the sections of the application, including Human Geography and Past Mapping. -TheMayor (talk) 21:35, 15 May 2022 (UTC)
- And generally, eponymous naming isn't a great idea. We have had occurrences in the past where this has caused issues due to privacy concerns too. /wangi (talk) 20:08, 16 May 2022 (UTC)
