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'''Muanbia''' is a continent on [[Elezia]] bordered by the [[Vareic Sea]] to the north, the [[Merillian Ocean]] to the west, the [[Sarosan Ocean]] to the east and the [[Arctic Sea]] to the south. The closest continents are [[Atusia]] to the north across the Vareic Sea and [[ | '''Muanbia''' is a continent on [[Elezia]] bordered by the [[Vareic Sea]] to the north, the [[Merillian Ocean]] to the west, the [[Sarosan Ocean]] to the east and the [[Arctic Sea]] to the south. The closest continents are [[Atusia]] to the north across the Vareic Sea and [[Triania]] to the east across the Sarosan Ocean. | ||
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Muanbia is a continent on Elezia bordered by the Vareic Sea to the north, the Merillian Ocean to the west, the Sarosan Ocean to the east and the Arctic Sea to the south. The closest continents are Atusia to the north across the Vareic Sea and Triania to the east across the Sarosan Ocean.
Etymology
The name "Muanbia" originates from the first contact between Parthenia and Muanbia, in which Vermandan colonisers mistook a tribe speaking Lingala for saying "Muanbi". Following this, word spread to the rest of Parthenia that a new continent had been contacted, named Muanbia.
Geography
Muanbia is located entirely within the eastern hemisphere, and entirely within the southern hemisphere. It's closest continental neighbours are Atusia across the Vareic Sea and Moriora to the east across the Sarosan Ocean. It shares maritime borders with three oceans, the Arctic Ocean to the south, the Sarosan Ocean to the east and the Merillian Ocean to the west.
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History
Countries
This is a list of countries in Parthenia based on geographic, historic and political factors.
References