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'''Hwan-Ung''', is a Federally governed nation in Eastern [[Tellures]] in the world of [[Verthandi]]. The first record of Hwan-Ung could be seen c. 830 A.D as the Duar Tribes migrated from the north into the peninsula. By the 900's A.D, there were established villages through out the country, the the most populated being near modern Mak-Pyo. It was not until the rise of Shin Geom in 1028 that Hwan-Ung was recognized as a nation. | '''Hwan-Ung''', is a Federally governed nation in Eastern [[Tellures]] in the world of [[Verthandi]]. The first record of Hwan-Ung could be seen c. 830 A.D as the Duar Tribes migrated from the north into the peninsula. By the 900's A.D, there were established villages through out the country, the the most populated being near modern Mak-Pyo. It was not until the rise of Shin Geom in 1028 that Hwan-Ung was recognized as a nation. | ||
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Hwan-Ung 煥雄國 | |
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| Motto: 개 천에서 용 난다 (A Dragon rises from a small stream.) | |
| Capital | Han-Yang |
| Largest city | Mak-Pyo |
| Government | Federal State |
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• Prime Minister | Kang Ku |
Hwan-Ung, is a Federally governed nation in Eastern Tellures in the world of Verthandi. The first record of Hwan-Ung could be seen c. 830 A.D as the Duar Tribes migrated from the north into the peninsula. By the 900's A.D, there were established villages through out the country, the the most populated being near modern Mak-Pyo. It was not until the rise of Shin Geom in 1028 that Hwan-Ung was recognized as a nation.
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