 | File:Empire.png Proposal of the Romantish Empire
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...as a rich history, being one of the constituent regions of the historic '''Romantish Empire''', alongside other countries such as [[Plevia]], [[Franquia]], [[Pr
...a strategic location for the Romantish settlers. After the collapse of the Romantish Empire, several kingdoms would establish themselves in this region of Uleth
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...lan, a Romantish language created from the mixing of native languages with Romantish languages like Castellanese and Franquese.
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...it city would have been moderately cosmopolitan and an eventual target for Romantish interests.
...century, but the area would have been quasi-independent by this point. The Romantish named the strait city ''Calcarium'' for being on limestone bluffs and where
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...along limestone cliffs that were used as quarries. With conquests from the Romantish, and later the Mazanic and Ulethan peoples, the nation is shaped by war and
...er to the original city we now refer to as San Openġ, however later in the Romantish period it came to be applied to the area as a whole. The official name of t
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| style="background: #F5CBA7;" |Conlang: Romantish
| style="background: #F5CBA7;" |Conlang: Romantish
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...r "Turquese" people? I think having the "Turquese" arriving later than the Romantish presence is important for regional continuity. They could have arrived earl
...ve other plans for where Turquans should originate, or if you want ancient Romantish presence throughout the territory, it's ok, just let me know. I can easily
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| family = Romantish (Southeastern, Iviran)
...illion people as a second or third language, making it one of the smallest Romantish languages in the family.
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| family = Romantish (Southwestern, Ghetorian)
...al isolation. As a result, Maurit has some notable distinctions from other Romantish languages.
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...the time their trading network collapsed in the late 5th century. The sub-Romantish kingdoms in Mauretia survived the turbulent next two centuries until unific
| event_A1 = Romantish puppet dynasty of Mauretiana
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...a more collaborative world history, we need to finally discuss about the "Romantish Empire". As we all should know, we have an equivalent to the Roman Empire,
Romantish Sathria, the Original Hellenisian land, some Kalmish Kingdoms and the "Phoe
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The name 'Alliria' comes from Romantish, meaning "''land of the Allirs''", referring to the Allir tribe who inhabit
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'''1st Century''': The [[Romantish Empire]] arrives around the year 110 AD, becoming the first of many foreign
'''7th Century''': [[Mazan]], following the crumbling of the Romantish Empire, invades and annexes the land for its ever growing Caliphate. Howeve
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...the time their trading network collapsed in the late 5th century. The sub-Romantish kingdoms in Mauretia survived the turbulent next two centuries until unific
The name Mauretia is derived from the Romantish word "''Mauretiana''" that itself was likely a corruption of ''Marro'' and
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...idering the regional history, this territory is to expect a time period of Romantish control.
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| fam2 = [[Romantish]]
| fam3 = [[Central Ulethan Romantish]]
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...regions of the country. These names are in turn mostly derivative of a pre-Romantish tribe that lived in the region during the late first century BC. Provincial
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| event_A2 = Romantish Atreisia
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