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The '''Empire of Hegyhát''' was a Proto-Imperial state within the Videk of the [[Imperial South]] that existed between XXXX to YYYY. The Empire of Hegyhát, at its peak encompassed the entirity of the Imperial South alongside the Megye of [[Szeged]] and [[Keszthely]] within the [[Imperial West]]. The Empire of Hegyhát was one of the most powerful Proto-Imperial states to have existed and was an extremely {{wpl|totalitarian}} state that was led under the principles of the [[Founding Sisters]]. The empire was ruled under the social and political ideas of [[Hegyhát matriarchy]]
The '''Empire of Hegyhát''' was a Proto-Imperial state within the Videk of the [[Imperial South]] that existed between XXXX to YYYY. The Empire of Hegyhát, at its peak encompassed the entirity of the Imperial South alongside the Megye of [[Szeged]] and [[Keszthely]] within the [[Imperial West]]. The Empire of Hegyhát was one of the most powerful Proto-Imperial states to have existed and was an extremely {{wpl|totalitarian}} state that was led under the principles of the [[Founding Sisters]]. The empire was ruled under the social and political ideas of [[Hegyhát matriarchy]]
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The Empire of Hegyhát was a Proto-Imperial state within the Videk of the Imperial South that existed between XXXX to YYYY. The Empire of Hegyhát, at its peak encompassed the entirity of the Imperial South alongside the Megye of Szeged and Keszthely within the Imperial West. The Empire of Hegyhát was one of the most powerful Proto-Imperial states to have existed and was an extremely totalitarian state that was led under the principles of the Founding Sisters. The empire was ruled under the social and political ideas of Hegyhát matriarchy