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...a corruption of A-TIR meaning Place of Rivers in the native KLACA peoples language. Glenburn is named for a large bush fire set by angry Franquese settlers

...guistic and cultural diversity, Antharia having next to the administrative language Romanish seven further national languages, which become co-official in regi ...an|Antharian Eganian]], an [[Eganian]] dialect which has been the official language of the Antharian Kingdom until its complete suppression in 1797.

...opulation identifies as Lentisch speakers. Urras remains the stronghold of Franquese speakers.

| native_name = Bazona (Taqueza), Batzona (Nahuat), Barzone (Franquese), Barzona (Castellanese, Nanquin, Ingerish), Bazhona (Cubutacubun), Barsuna ...The Castellanese settled Barzona in the 16th century, taking over from the Franquese. Barzona declared independence in 1817 and the entire territory was liberat

...ted in a few coastal cities through the fifth century AD. Eventually their language and cultural traditions were absorbed into the larger proto-Maureti environ ...nt of various conflicts against colonial powers, such as the [[Plevia]]ns, Franquese, [[Ingerland|Ingerish]] and [[Castellan]]ese. Castellán attempted an invas

===Language=== ...Etallic, and Torian. Despite efforts to increase the number of indigenous language speakers, less than 3% of the population is able to speak one or more of th

| minority_languages = Franquese, Castellanese, Budrian ...ingering influence in Frankelyn and Margo, and Budrian, the primary native language, still has lingering influence in the north and east. Some Castellanese/Lat

...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 ...helakh subjects in their own language. Law bringing protection for Shelakh language, religion and culture would be gradually implemented during the following c

| native_language = [[Kojo#Language|Kojoshi]] ...it is classified as a very highly developed country. Being the only [[Kojo#Language|Kojoshi]]-speaking nation in the world, yet at the same time having been in

...ative name ''Kaneș''. The name 'Qennes' gets its roots from the [[Romanish language|Romanish]] name for the coastal area west of [[Niscavo]] - ''Quenneʃ''. ...he ''Nouvelles sur l'Ivirean'' newspapers, which published printed news in Franquese and Antharian. The first newspapers in Qennesan were first published in 185