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|loc_name2 = [[San Juan de Castellan]]

...from [[Franqueterre]] and the Firth of Hetzer ([[Lentia]]) and also from [[Castellan]].

...along the Fayaan western coast. The KKAM encouraged the settlement of both Castellan and Lentian farmers and craftsman, taking also advantage of religious tensi ...Cruz. Hallond joined the Union of Munion, while Santa Cruz (and the other Castellan towns) and Hoopsbaai became independent states.

...Wahanta along the Henrietta River estuary. As per the Treaty of San Ramon, Castellan ceded all territory claims in present-day Clamash with the exception of San

...et opposed by most colonists would lead to many desiring independence from Castellan and Ingerland. ...as and desperate to keep peace with each other, the kings of Ingerland and Castellan withdrew support from the warring colonies, sharply turning the tide of the

...ent day Clamash from the Castellanese. As per the Treaty of San Ramon, the Castellan ceded all territory claims in present day Clamash. After Deodeca's independ

...{{way|213337763|a castle}} {{way|27564987|and a town}} on the Mondier (now Castellan) river around 1223-25, which may have been known as Montdidier and later Mo ...30297|Sant-Antonio nal Mar}}, believing it was an island he claimed it for Castellan. Sailing further along the coast he captured three Taquezas who told him of

...h of the country mainly due to historical mergers and the closeness to the Castellan borders. Rissan has the highest percentage of Castellanese, they constitute

...g specific Ulethan nations (according to some sources including Drabantia, Castellan and Roantra);

...gious and philosophical concepts. Due to competition between Ingerland and Castellan, the Castellanese withdrew in the early 1600s and Santa María de la Espera

| '''{{Castellan}}''' ''/Castelhão''

...powers, such as the [[Plevia]]ns, Franquese, [[Ingerland|Ingerish]] and [[Castellan]]ese. Castellán attempted an invasion of Mauretia in the 1450s but was onl