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...being significantly older than the Iviran term, which according to various historical sources is derived from the name of the region itself. ...an] language, where ''վիրք'' (virkʿ) collectively denoted peoples settling regions east of the areas settled by [Armenians]. Other theories involve etymologie

...itime, and political significance of Deodeca. Kastichetshan features other historical and indigenous landmarks, including sites in Port Stewart, Fort McCandless, ...zation of Kastichetshan were complex and varied, depending on the specific historical context and geographic location of each tribes. Similar to the tribes of Qu

...ver the course of the late eighteenth century, Mennowa began to become the historical crossroads for the Federal States as settling caravans and trails moved thr

...letha]]. It consists of 23 states that are located within 3 administrative regions. The countries land area is just over 531,864 square miles (1.377 million s | first-level = 3 regions

=== '''Regions''' === Clamash can generally be divided into four regions: coastal Clamash, northeastern Clamash, middle Clamash, and southern Clamas

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...would soon become '''Mazan'''. Another explanation has been given by some historical scholars that related the name to the literature meaning of "someone's home ...to him making Qawari his capital. It was the first capital outside the pre-historical Mazanic lands. at The same time, Hamed Al Amin was building strong alliance

...facilitating exchanges with other Hellanesian territories and neighbouring regions. ...e east for the next two centuries. In the 11th century, several Malesorian regions became recognized as separate or autonomous dominions. The tribal rulers co

...tered from this wind since the majority of the rain falls over the eastern regions the western parts are therefore the driest. There are tbd officially recognised metropolitan regions.

...d in the decision-making process. This inclusive approach aimed to address historical grievances, promote social cohesion, and lay the foundation for a more harm ...[insert industry or product here] being one of its primary exports. [[Wine regions of Riverina|Wine production]] is particularly significant, drawing parallel

...te investors, he spearheaded the significant development of several mining regions. As a result, the Industrial Revolution began around 1825, leading to a rap ...city, a hotspot for cultural tourism, draws visitors keen on exploring its historical heritage and vibrant cultural scene.

...develop starting from the year 75 AD, when some inscriptions found in the historical site of Haketono (横榁) suggest that the diplomatic mission by '''Prince ...er. Remarkably, despite its density, certain areas, such as the vast inner regions of Kubori Island and the northeastern continental area, remain relatively u

...'' providing vaccinations and statistics on immunological care to deprived regions and suffering from infectious diseases. ...geofiction.net/#map=18/-34.14767/44.37165 main office] finds itself in the historical district with the Holmic name: ''Ggulmanitò, Sakà, k'Atyèggul Organisabe

...an Sea region as a duchy in the 2nd century AD. It encompassed the coastal regions of modern Qennes centered around the cities of Molokortia and Erulgi (moder ...merous caves throughout Qennes, found throughout the hilly and mountainous regions of the country. In the Feră Empodia region, grottoes are a dotted along th

There are few surviving historical records that detail the founding of Navenna. Historians believe that the {{ ...name of the original people inhabiting the Navennese lagoon, who based on historical records from the Romantian Empire were referred to as the Nāvies. This wor

...ty of Jhuandan, a name closely derived from its original native name. Some historical evidence suggests that there was trade and travel across the strait with An === Other Historical and Cultural Influences ===

The historical roots of modern Confederation date back to Surian tsardom, unified from var The historical core of Surian land is located between deltas of rivers Bakhroma and Ina. V

Outside of regions like Lawrence state that have been hit hard by regional competition, suppor == List of Historical Leaders ==

...uniform instead of the hodgepodge that had been carved out by influential regions or aristocratic families. The provincial governments were charged with work ...ch's discretionary budget to research at a medical center or to renovate a historical monument.

Aden is divided into four distinct physiographic regions: the coastal plain, the Aden mountains, the Alyyian Savannah and the Island ...hhad. Even though scientifically Mazanics and Asanians ethnicity is close, historical cultural factors kept them separated.

...eagle was a common emblem in medieval Mallyorian state, and is present on historical and contemporary version of the national flag.<ref>"Maliorska i eskadska he .... Remnants of several Neolithic and Aeneolithic cultures were found in all regions of the country. The most famous archaeological find from the prehistory of

...n the Santa Cruz state, and in 1809 negotiations started for the Castellan regions to join the union. This led in '''1814''' in the reform of the Union toward ...ls for tree species depend largely on the location. In the higher mountain regions these deciduous forests are replaced by evergreen conifer forests, and at t

...he state's official name, it has no practical implications, and was only a historical vestige of an outdated formality. Penquisset has the same effective power w Throughout the mid 20th century, Penquisset, despite being historical progressive, shifted even further in the spectrum away from the national me

...n-Romantisized, preserving their languages and some traditions in the arid regions of the Maureti interior for a few additional centuries. ...ut in the seventh century, but the combination of academic scholarship and historical site preservation has allowed it to remain. Because some sites, such as the

...character dates back to the revolution of 1828. Although consisting of 13 regions, called iki, political power is concentrated on the national level on one s ...t Church. They did this in reaction to military pressure from neighbouring regions. This common enemy posed a power-political incentive for the local tribes t