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Hashijima is a small island in the eastern [[Cantalle Ocean]] that is a foreign territory of [[Zoygaria]]. Originally utilized as a way point between the Zoygarian mainland and its Ausianan colonies, the island developed into a lucrative trading post and important naval base. Following the independence of the Zoygarian colonies in [[Ausiana]], the island remained part of the Imperial Commonwealth, later being directly incorporated as a foreign territory. | '''Hashijima''' is a small island in the eastern [[Cantalle Ocean]] that is a foreign territory of [[Zoygaria]]. Originally utilized as a way point between the Zoygarian mainland and its Ausianan colonies, the island developed into a lucrative trading post and important naval base. Following the independence of the Zoygarian colonies in [[Ausiana]], the island remained part of the Imperial Commonwealth, later being directly incorporated as a foreign territory. | ||
[[Category:Zoygaria]][[Category:Coalition of Crown Albatross]] | |||
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Hashijima
Hašišima, 端島, Hashima | |
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Hashijima is a small island in the eastern Cantalle Ocean that is a foreign territory of Zoygaria. Originally utilized as a way point between the Zoygarian mainland and its Ausianan colonies, the island developed into a lucrative trading post and important naval base. Following the independence of the Zoygarian colonies in Ausiana, the island remained part of the Imperial Commonwealth, later being directly incorporated as a foreign territory.