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=== Pre-"Romantian" Period === === "Romantian" Period ===

=== Romantian South (04) ===

| script = [[Romantian|Romantian script]], [[Thirranic Script]] (Formerly) ...f the [[Grisean-Thirranic Commonwealth]]. It is written in the [[Romantian|Romantian script]], however, it was formerly written in the [[Thirranic Script]]. The

| script = [[Romantian|Romantian script]], [[Grisean Script]] (Formerly) ...the parliament building in Aľatyn, where the name is labelled in both the Romantian Grisean and Native Grisean scripts, or intermittently across the nation.

...net/wiki/index.php/Romantian Old Wiki]) which affirm that the birth of the Romantian Empire was in this country and from there it spread to the south (Current P ...languages (Conlangs) predominate and in the capital of the country, Latin (Romantian Language) has remained as a secondary language.

...n as '''Shelakhstan''' (from Mardoumakh) is a country at the crossroads of Romantian and Turquan Uletha. It is bordered by [[Navenna]] to the west and [[Mardoum

Pre-Romantian Plevia.

...oundation for history at this point beyond that the region was part of the Romantian Empire (OGF:Roman Empire), and then split into many small kingdoms/states a ...e to the Romantian Empire, or is it something else? Was the capital of the Romantian Empire in UL08e or Pretany?

...o Romanish people of Antharia and surroundings - I don't think the ancient Romantian culture would have reached further than just coastal Mardoumakhstan (and ma ...emoved over the years) and Turkic inland because it would be difficult for Romantian culture to develop in dry steppe. [[User:Rustem Pasha|Rustem Pasha]] ([[Use

** Romantian (Romance)

...ff of the surrounding area, Avragne may have historically been part of the Romantian Empire, possibly even part of Franqueterre; gaining independence in the 19<

..., 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

...foreign relations. Other foreign influences would come mainly from the big Romantian Mediterranean countries, like Plevia, Castellán, Navenna or Franqueterre.

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

:This is how I imagine the Romantian Empire to have looked like: https://imgur.com/r5XR7ew ...sibly worked, history can be complex. I also think being that loyal to the Romantian/Roman parallel is not necessarily the best approach --[[User:Stjur|Stjur]]

...utso" from tr. "küçük" = small and eg./an. "valas/valak" = Central Ulethan Romantian language speaker; "Small Valakhs" usually refers to Romanish language speak

...ntian expansion, bringing in a fresh wave of immigrants to the island. The Romantian influence results in not just the spread of more defined kingdoms, which be With the development from Romantian trade and knowledge flowing into Wallentia, more cohesive and larger kingdo

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| ancestor1 = [[Romantian]] | ancestor2 = [[Vulgar Romantian]]