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  • | name = Little Tribe River | official_name = City of Little Tribe River
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  • ...the [[Bears]] and have inhabited villages and towns that follow the [[Red River]]. The Mice are primarily divided into seven different ethnic groups of Mic Historically the Mice during the [[Era of the Tribe]], the Mice were unified with the Bears in a tribal confederation named Xio
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  • ..., Aimone ends up killing the Vott leader and becomes the new leader of the tribe. ...can be imagined, but to do so he will have to kill the other brother. The tribe assume that the prophecy means that Otello will end up dead for the sake of
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  • | colspan=2 align=center |Later romantic protrait of the old Drotin ...background:#c1cdc1"| '''[[Drotin of the river]], Chief of the Airnfjaders tribe'''
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  • | languages = [[Old Saxender]] ...xbury came to be known as Saxenders, particularly those near the [[Cartgeo River]]. They subsequently expanded their power and influence throughout the [[Ea
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  • | name = Two girls dancing on the edge of river | image = Two girl dancing on the edge of river.png
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  • ...ikipedia:Ohio River|Ohio]] and [[wikipedia:Mississippi River|Mississippi]] river valleys, and encircles the Great Lakes. Ruled as a confederation of numerou ...ited States' boundaries to include nearly all land east of the Mississippi River and south of Canada.
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  • |established_event1 =The Bahr tribe migration ...rritory that constitutes modern-day Bahiristan, was the site of the [[Haya River Civilization]], one of the earliest traces of human activity in the world.
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  • ...dating back to 800 AD. The [[Wiken]] tribe (thought to be a {{wp|Viking}} tribe) were one of few on the marshes, and were known for their isolation and hos ...arts in the Sdokres Valley in the province's northwest. The second-longest river which flows through the province is the Mids in the north.
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  • ...1534 on the coast of present-day [[Louvier]]. He went up the Saint-Pierre River and mapped the interior lands and coasts of the country and founded the col ...hen sailed along the south of the coast of [[Louvier]] and came across the tribe of Binsions with whom he started to trade as well. It this at this moment t
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  • ...has even been evidence of a similar flag and warpaintings being used by a tribe that were described but not mentioned by name in the holy chronicles as far ...dflag.png|100px]] || 1924–present ||the flag of the royal aerocorps || the old version of the auf stjärnkhrone flag
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  • | birth_place = [[Ńepł̣oq́ river]] ''Tsotʿaan'', meaning "Great Leader", (<small>[[Old Dze]] pronounciation:</small> [t͡sɔtʼaːn]) is an honorific title that w
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  • ...Lhedwinic for "river town", due to its close proximity to the major Elsouf River. It was definitively renamed to "Cianbaile" after a Cuirpthean missionary n
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  • |status = '''Tribe''' |government_type = Tribe
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  • ...ibe, founded Bondulagh close to the confluence where the River Montago and River Wyvern meet. Bondulagh city centre is laid out in an imperfect grid pattern ...eferring to the confluence near the city centre where the River Wyvern and River Montago meet.
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  • ...h songs and legends to explain Lushyod as referring back to the name of an old medicinal herb that covered the "Pastures of our ancestors" and granted the ...both by horse and by boat. After multiple successful raids across the Drev River Valley, they settled between Lake Kulpanitsa and the hills of the [[Furodom
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  • ...t were driven out by famine caused by Dragon-Locusts long before any other tribe could come to their rescue. ...ibe or civilization knew of their escape most mainlanders assumed that the tribe had simply perished in the famine and contact between the two societies nev
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  • ...e [[Amardia|Amardian]] coast of the Mazdan Sea to the banks of the Batarak River; between them, the steppe covers large portions of the territory of [[Ajaha [[File:Mongolian_steppe.jpg|thumb|right|A river watering vegetation on the steppe]]
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  • | caption2 = Old Parliament House ...Perthian Hills and the Adhelart floodplains, where the River Wynthorpe and River Adhelart flow through. With more than 350 parks, woodlands and urban garden
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  • ...rgest city defined as a city in the country, 5 million living on the Zaman River or its offshoots and 1 million around Pilzorm Lake. The rest live elsewhere ...ferenced by them and they were the ones who named the significant Candalan river.
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  • Human remains dating back around 22,000 years old were found in the Verrandelle cave systems in southern Ravetia in late 2003 ...ia to form was the Cirvichi, a mountain tribe that lived around the Cirvin river and the Valkenzan Passage. The Cirvichi were estimated to have been formed
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  • |common_languages = {{wp|Old Irish|Old Faian}} <br> {{wp|Manx language|Old Daeloin}} ...gol having plains biome, where the [[Fax Bison]] roams. There are only one river on Faesol that drains into a small lake, [[Lake Ciodol]]. There is no mount
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  • | image_caption = Old Town of Kama ...pedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Age Bronze Age]. Kama is well known for its medieval old town, its [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_architecture Renaissan
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  • | [[Old Tribe River]]
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  • ...Innanhafet and it has historically been a great meeting place between the river sailors and those traders that sailed in innanhafet. ...over most of the Imerian northern lands and even within Imerbürg does the river spread out and is regularly trafficked both by commercial ships and by tran
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  • ...the vast shifting sands that surround the fertile rivers. This name is as old as the footprint of civilization itself. First found in a poem in the Tomb ...oldest of these are found near the rivers and most are found in the Shams River Valley.
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  • ...s, and admitting new states. By 1855, the Federation spanned to the Aster River. Enslavement of Native Hibernians was legal in the Federation until 1859, ...s largely settled the western regions of Hibernia, stopping at the [[Aster River]] that divides present-day Atlesia from [[Duquesne]]. It is believed that
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  • |national_languages = German, Old Gordonopian ...and qualified citizens to earn ranks of nobility, doing away with the age old complaints about aristocracy.
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  • ...]], a Lushyod prince from the [[Kingdom of the Drev]] led his retinue, his tribe, other adventurers, and their [[Ludz|Ludic bondsmen]] on a southern migrati ...nizing the [[Lushyodorstag|Furodomark]] and the [[Kingdom of the Drev|Drev River Valley]]. By AD 830, the tribes had begun their converstion to Nazarism, of
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  • ...ike barley and flax, taking advantage of favorable growing conditions near river valleys. This shift towards a more settled lifestyle would lay the foundati ...he earliest written records of Vermrike would have been an ancient form of old Vermish.
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  • ...e large landmass north of Southern Scandera), the riverlands (the northern river rich lands of Imeriata), the southlands (the southern parts of Imeriata), E ...arge numbers of fortifications still open to the public there ranging from old trelleborgar up to fortresses from the 16th century and the end of the 200
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  • |national_motto = The old world will be smothered beneath our countless fists. However, the period of inter-tribe warfare was largely shattered in the year 280, when Tanay'ii Reintasz, Chie
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  • |national_languages = {{wp|Old East Slavic}} <br>{{wp|Church Slavonic}} |official_languages = {{wp|Old East Slavic}}
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  • ...es AD, waves of migration from the west and north went through the Bembize River valley and then gradually into the plateau and coastal areas of Southern Ad ...often adopted by urban elites, facilitating trade. In Peoratia, the Peoran tribe established itself as an empire by the 15th century and brought wide unity
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  • On December 7, 1909, in the city of [[Little Tribe River]], [[Pahl]], [[Zamastan]], [[Walter Forrester Gaviria]] rushes into a hospi ...in 2019. The post-credits show the real life Elijah Gaviria, now 92 years old, reflecting on his older brother. "He was the gentlest soul who had to make
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  • ...all for her before the next wolfmoon as he is otherwise forced to marry an old vile daughter of his liege lord.   ...mate and concludes that she is in Blaland and she seeks refuge with a kind river witch that takes her in. Once again she attempts to lie to improve her situ
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  • ...ted on the northern banks of the River Wert, which changes its name to the River Nort past Portbridge, though the southern bank has also developed into a la ...Hame and Burn. A fort was established in the 9th century BC by the Lanadi tribe of Erebes, whose territory stretched in an approximate triangle with apices
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  • ...t Plain between the [[Shang_Fa#Tianzhu_Mountains|Sky Pillars]] and the Hou river. ...eech and is safely counted among the {{wp|Oghuric languages}} known by the tribe which is said to have first spoken it: the {{wp|Bulgar language|Buqut}}.
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  • ...Ardašir became a more suitable location for the provincial capital, as the river Karun is navigable all the way up to the city. As of independence in 1921, ...e of the country, ''Xûzestân'' (خوزستان) is derived from {{wpl|Old Persian|Old Persian}} ''Hūjiya'' (𐎢𐎺𐎩). In Middle Persian this became ''Huź'
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  • |established_event2 = Foundation of "Great Old Konzask" The name Konzask is derived from the Konzars, a tribe of eastern origin that founded the country. Their name is not completely un
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  • ...of Solarius has had military victories over its neighbors from the [[Azaki Tribe]] to [[Kingdom of Zōsenia]] to even the [[Faelo Kingdom]]. Solarius had a ...nt Xia. The Southern river is named 크리스탈 리버 (keuliseutal libeo) or Crystal River, named for its copious amount of crystals found near it. These rivers drain
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  • |regional_languages = Old Matharan, Xyn’nyf '''Deltannia''' (Old Buranic: Thelarania), officially the Republic of Deltannia, is the northern
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  • ...ke]], and the lands to the north of [[Memopotamia]]." In [[Suverina]] this old form still persists, especially in folk songs, pronounced as ''Arămăńi'' ...{{wp|Qur'an}} and older sources mention ''Iram'' as a lost city, region or tribe.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iram_of_the_Pillars Iram of the Pillars
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  • | caption2 = Ground plan of the “Old Church” in Tarshish, founded in the mid-5th century. ..., also called the creator of civilization. As the thick forest turned into tribe and farmland, the once separate towns joined together to form city-states.
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  • ...r:none;|title=|perrow=2/1|caption_align=center|image1=river.png|caption1=A River in Gwent|image2=lake1.png|caption2=Boneham Boating Lake}}Scattered througho ...Tribe]] in the east, [[The Orosan Tribe]] in the south, and [[The Gwentish Tribe]] in the west.
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  • ''Teraníl'' most likely originates from the Old Terranilian words ''teza'' meaning ''refuge'' and ''ni'il'' meaning ''flat' ...them there culture, pagan relgion, and language, which later evolved into Old Terranilian.
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  • ...ile in ancient times a variety of creation myths existed across early Meng River Valley states, by the early Jun dynasty they had coalesced into a single ve ..., the ''Gosagi'' myth was also influential because it established the Meng River, and by extension Menghe, as the center of the universe, and Menghe as the
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  • ...Geguoni]] ("rural people") and [[Domoni]] ("boat people"; or ''jaujeni'', "river people") have been primary categories of self-identification and associatio ...hropologists noted many identifying as Juni, living in the vicinity of the old provincial capital cities, but in circumstances where the area was no more
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  • ...s conquered by the [[Dolch Empire]] in the 1500s. Following the end of the old Dolch Empire, Iwenland was oficially reformed into the [[#History|United Pr ...has its roots in the ancient Eiwenish language, where 'Iwen' referred to a tribe that lived in the region, and 'land' signified territory or country. The Iw
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  • The name 'Zona Umida' translates literally into 'tropical/humid zone' in Old Gallese, referring to the tropical land of the Nostrian Archipelago, and is ...opole was captured toq Gatagie and the inhabitants were massacred. The the tribe eventually conquered the entire Nostrian Island in 399; and in 400 AD, the
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  • ...ority of the population along the northern border and the [[Sevromark|Sevr river valley]], north of [[Angrast]]. ...ry Ludic tribe and communities under their domination. Afterward, the Drev River Valley became part of the [[Velikoslavia|Velikoslavian Empire]] and many Lu
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  • ...hield]] that border the eastern shores of the Lake. It was the core of the old [[Lushyodorstag]] and where the main Lushyod bands settled after their migr ...both by horse and by boat. After multiple successful raids across the Drev River Valley, they settled between Lake Kulpanitsa and the hills of the [[Furodom
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  • ...ve peoples of the Kalakoro River Valley from the inception of the Kalahari Tribe around 1400 BCE up until the present day United Democratic Emirates of Onza == The Kalahari Tribe (~1400 BCE - 14 BCE) ==
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  • A country of towering highlands, fertile river valleys, and rolling plains, Korova is home to a diverse range of ethniciti ...st coast from northern Korozemlya. Violence was common between the new and old societies of Novaya and this eventually culminated in the Bayardiy dominati
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  • ...lf, the peninsula province of Iustinensis had been taken by an [[Azania]]n tribe, the [[Dragonryders|Draconritarii]], who had slowly been making it a fastne ...e still waiting to see if Arome once again became weak. These included the old enemies of the Aromans, the [[Volsci]]. In a mood of optimism, Auxentius re
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  • ...found near the summit of Mount Bagdonas dating approximately 120,000 years old. It is believed that Katmiesie in the area were organised in tribes, where ...s but only the Dovydas tribe accepted. The resistance put up by the Ulwazi tribe remains a symbol of Anchin pride to this day.
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  • The centre-west is dominated by the Khovono River basin, whose watershed covers over half of the country. The east tends to b
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  • ...central valleys and the lands along the River Kos. During this time, a new tribe called the Danes began to raid and pillage much of the coast, culminating i ...rs were a series of uprisings that resulted in the re-establishment of the old kingdoms, but under the Hauhkuno's ultimate rulership. This result was achi
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  • ...untains, and to the west by Belegaer. The southern border is formed by the river Isen. While coasts and vales do have some forested areas, central Enedwaith ...coastal rivers escape the watersheds of the river Gwathló-Glanduin and the river Angren.
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  • ...[List of bodies of water on Eurth|Qingming Sea]] to the south. The longest river is the Safirava, on which the important economic port of [[Patensk]] lies, ...a, Russia), characteristic geography (ex. Netherlands, India, Morocco), an old ruler or religious figure (ex. Philippines, San Marino, Europa, Saudi Arabi
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  • ...There are theories that the name itself was the old name of the tribe that Old Choks belonged to. According to legend, when Chokashians settled in their p ...of a human skull found near [[Lemberg]] believed to be up to 40.000 years old. Approximately around 6,500 years BCE, during the Neolithic, the [[Hrishivk
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  • ...an state by the name of Aztrasnkaate Kingdom emerged from the Aztrasnkaate tribe in 150 BC. Ruled by king Samnthi Aartrizsnan, often unofficially called lor ...boring tribes and expanding, its capital of Kaarkeaph, located at the Jarn river, became home to incredible wealth, which allowed for the construction of th
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  • ...a, Russia), characteristic geography (ex. Netherlands, India, Morocco), an old ruler or religious figure (ex. Philippines, San Marino, Europa, Saudi Arabi ...heories about its origins. One theory is that the name is derived from the Old !Persian word "saka," which means "nomad." This is supported by the fact th
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  • ...Angajtakuaka's only real competition for control of the island were an Ona tribe which had fled to the island in the face of Nahua incursions over the past ...ates and petty kingdoms. Angatahuacan democracy was still dominated by the old aristocracy and bound by conservative traditions, but would nevertheless pr
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  • ...nesses are often friendly but difficult to find. It’s a city where both an old monarchy and a young creative class find common ground. Most tourists enter ...n on higher, mountainous upper regions, in contrast to cities on the lower river deltas. The city was called [[wiktionary:opal#Etymology|Upala]] ("gem") in
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  • ...nd [[Torland]]. The Sodish Tribes occupied all the area south of the Lilla river and the central plains. The Fiskish Tribes occupied all northern Navack, st ...[[Central-Lhedwinic Tribes|Ossians]] controlled the entrance of the Lille river, giving them all the control over the transport across the Lilla and all th
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  • ...was educated at the [[Cillandeo College]], a university in [[Little Tribe River]], [[Pahl]], where he graduated in 1968 with a B.S. in Economics. He marrie
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  • ...ed to a duke or general. The State of Yang, which unified much of the Meng River Basin in the 3rd century BCE, was divided into a large number of ''ju'' and ...ities, and leagues, identical to the Yi-Myŏn nomenclature but skipping the old provincial level, and these were subdivided into cities (市, ''si'') and c
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  • O.N. Trubačev proposes a derivation from Old Persian, Avestan ''bast''- "bound, tied; slave" (cf. Ossetic ''bættən'' " ...e named for its former Celtic inhabitants the {{wpl|Taurisci}}, {{wpl|Osi (tribe)|Osi}}, {{wpl|Cotini}} and {{wpl|Anartes}} in the Carpathian region as well
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  • ...or created, by Norfolk and the legendary King Sveinir the blind around the river Bjurå, which would become the predecessor to Normark. ...or created, by Norfolk and the legendary King Sveinir the blind around the river Bjurå, which would become the predecessor to Normark.
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  • | rowclass4 = mergedrow| label11 = {{wp|Old Prussian language|Boltiprusic}}: | data11 = Sɐndreugoz Wazóweu-Luþóju ...language|Weranian Commonwealth Dialect}}, {{wp|Crimean Gothic|Emo}}, {{wp|Old Prussian language|Boltiprusic}}, {{wp|Slovincian language|Pomadki}}, {{wp|R
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  • ...lic located in [[Alharu]] on [[Eurth]]. Its borders consist of the [[Kehep River]] to the South, [[Moros Mountains]] to the East, [[Bahia del Trebol]] to th ...However, the lowlands around the coast and the upper portion of the Hepep river are relatively flat, creating a large coastal valley in which most of the p
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  • |ethnic_groups = [[Dzakto]] 51%<br>[[Hill tribe (Duran)|Hill people]] 28%<br>{{wp|Tibetan people|Nampa}} 16%<br>[[Shangeans ...go-Duranic migration. The Duranic peoples would come to occupy the fertile river valleys, establishing incipient [[valley state]]s which pushed the Hua into
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  • ...alamity. Auberon remained devout and fought them at the battle of the Lily River, where he won decisively. Auberon would go on to continue conquering until ...Escharians set up a fake government to convince the other leaders that the old expansionist leader was just a figurehead, but rather this was orchestrated
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  • ...y been called into dispute, when samples taken from several 7 million-year-old sand deposits led scientists to reconsider the timeline for desertification ...n Sa Hara are seasonal or intermittent, the chief exception being the Nile River, which crosses the desert from its origins in central Africa to empty into
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  • ...'s. By the late 16th century, "Girkmand" had entirely overtaken the word's old Saxon roots. ...Buga-Jahr 2011 - Deutsches Eck 01.jpg|thumb|The city of Bric on the Rhein river.]]
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  • ...gest city, Pinal City, and second largest city and mouth of the great Ardo river, Ardo, inside of the region. It is the center of commerce and trade, with m ...nd is a large region around the Ardo River and it's major tributaries. The river has few major cities, and rather lots of medium-sized towns, cities, and ru
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  • ...into the area around 8,000 years ago and settled by the banks of the Efrât river. The hunter-gatherer communities would develop into farming communities by ...tale of the three kings.'' It is believed ''Arsatvin'' was the name of an old pre-colonization kingdom which held vast amounts of natural riches.
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  • ...vicia was the named after the {{wp|Lemovices}}, a {{wp|Celtic people|Tenic tribe}} who inhabited the present-day region of Lemovicia at the time of the [[So ...people|Lemovicians]] claim that they are directly descended from the {{wp|Old European (archaeology)|proto-Eucleans}} who inhabited Lemovicia.
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  • ...s time progressed. People could settle down and grow their food around the river, drinking the pristine waters from the glacial runoff from the Nicoshire Mo ...e settlements, resulting in famine, disease, and mass death. The [[Pilware River]] froze over for 5 years straight, causing the residents of the agricultura
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  • In ancient times the river was known as ''Drewos'' in [[Tervingia|Ancient Goth]], a name that was carr ...gians became the protectors of the various germanic tribes around the Mren river and could now threaten the Gaets from both the north and the south. This do
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  • ...Viersians". The prefix "Ne-" in the modern term Neviersia derives from the old Neviersian term "Neau", or "New". Historians theorise that this refers to h ...erm to refer to a citizen of Neviersia is a "Neviersian", and the Neviersi tribe as "Viersi".
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  • ...ime of their notice by Yen historians, the Yeren inhabited the forests and river valleys of the land which is now northern and central Tangkuo. These Yeren ...uthwestern Tangkuo. One group went northwards, to settle the Sahaliyan Ula river valley, driving away other Tungusic groups in the process. The ones in the
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  • The name of the tribe formed by all these lineages is unclear, and their origins are shrouded in In 1198 the Tamub K'uhul Ajaw [[B'ah Chich]], was only seven years old and showed signs of mental deficiencies. As a result, a council of regents
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  • ...ht]] in the holy chronicles when the Wharen forces took positions over the old northern road with their camps protected by Storfloden and the human army t Spurred by the success of all migrations so far so did in 290 BC a large tribe from the northern iceplains move in towards the western pass and overran th
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  • ...plorers traversed the Mississippi, eventually establishing forts along the river as well as a port in modern [[New Orleans (DPS)|New Orleans]]. Following th ...al on the south bank of the Missouri, as it was best protected by the tall River Bluffs. Construction began in 1819 and by 1827 the capital was moved from N
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  • ...named Tamesia, based on the earlier Phoenician name for the modern Tamaris river, T(a)m(i)s or Tamis. Tibernian rule was centred along the west coast near l ...rations in modern day Callacia, who derive their name from the influential tribe of Gallaeci.
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  • ...ependent Skadian rule, devastating and plundering the shores of the Bozorg river and establishing a new local ruler as vassal, client-king, and tributary. ...dership of the province was inherited by the [[Abayrids]], another nomadic tribe, as a reward for their decisive support on the imperial side during the war
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  • ...as originally settled by {{wpl|Celts}}, and took its name from the largest tribe, the Lacetani. In ancient times, it was conquered by the Roman Free States, ...ion}} and emergence of a capitalist system in the 19th century upended the old social equilibrium. The growth of workers' movements and a bourgeoisie, cou
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  • ...uilt a dike along the Broer river to mark the boundary of their lands. The tribe was first mentioned by the Aroman authors {{wp|Tacitus|Tákiðos}} and {{wp ...year and ruled for the next fifty years until dying of old age at 91 years old. The foundation for the kingdom he created held firm and would not collapse
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  • Some researches believes it comes from the Azevk Tribe who inhabited the Iklirkna Forest located in the Zakritnov Region though th ...an broke away from the Kingdom of Aelandi in battle near the Vizjetatjarsk River.
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  • |official_languages = [[Old Dze]] '''Dzeia''', known natively as '''The Dze Confederation''' ([[Old Dze]]: ''Dzetsʻał̣u'' ['d͡zet͡sʼaɬʰu]), is a large nation in the co
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  • ...ars' War, participated in the [[Battle near Croufield]] against the Malulu tribe. Both sides suffered few casualties and although the Malulus were forced to ...e of civilians taking justice into their own hands, it did want the Malulu tribe subjugated and their land sold. This resulted in the formation of the [[New
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  • ...Yanuf Watar III was declared the King of ''Maxfadan'', a title used by the old Kings of Shana meaning "tower" to reference a castle or fortification and r ====Old Qoyan====
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  • |regional_languages = *{{hlist|Old Monkeyian}} ...is English. however has its' own language originated from Saint Monkey, [[Old Monkeyian]].
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  • ...e when Tagmatium diverged from Arome. Under Constantius I (451-464CE), the old religions were banned and Christianity became the state religion. The rule ...an horse raiders swept through the province, led by the [[Akiiryu|Acirii]] tribe, only stopping at the straight between it and Vanarambaium. This resulted i
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  • ...e of their notice by Yen historians, the Wailans inhabited the forests and river valleys of the land which is now northern and central Tangkuo. These Wailan ...uthwestern Tangkuo. One group went northwards, to settle the Sahaliyan Ula river valley, driving away other Tungusic groups in the process. The ones in the
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  • ...was signed with the east annexing the Ziarnokosz region and crucially the old capital of Żobrodź. The separatist region of [[Lemovicia]] in the south w ...e of a tribe. The name of the tribe is believed to translate to ''peaceful tribe'', as the term ''Mier(a)'' means peaceful in {{wp|Slovak language|Ambrazkan
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  • ...st and subjugated the endemic peoples. The fertile valleys of the Bashurat river helped grow several large states in the antique era, making Arthasthan a ce ...]], where the term appeared in official documents to refer to the Bashurat River Delta as a "place of wealth". As the name first appeared in the record of i
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  • |regional_languages = Old Juliean <!--Languages recognised or associated with particular regions with ...us title. The ''glaven'' would perform religious rites, sacrificing to the tribe’s patron god, as well as decide on legal matters, issue new rules, and co
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  • ...ater primitive state was founded in 234 AD as a Tribal union of Nords, the tribe from whom the Noordenstaater originate from, whilst the first [[Kingdom of ...entury BC, [[Ethlorek peoples]] migrated from the area around the [[Tanz]] river in modern day [[Aquitayne]] and moved west, thus establishing settlements a
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  • ...ependence efforts, especially those of the Nyckee-Mynaj tribe (the largest tribe in Floptropica by population) that Erocita had belonged to. Another survey ...is 75 miles (120 km) long, 68 mi (110 km) Cupcakke River, and the Ranpapi River with 53 mi (86 km). The Poosay and Cupcakke rivers mainly flow from snowmel
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  • ...the authorities who tried to exploit them to farm cotton. As a result, the tribe was erased in a little less than 3 months. He also ordered the eradication ...three dynasties emerged, with the leaders being the leader of the biggest tribe of the region. The [[Hammadid Dynasty]] rose up in the region of [[Dar Al H
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  • ...ands. The Palessi tribe leader, alongside some other chefs reorganised the tribe union, using the rich lands they took from LucaMiclea and proclaimed the Pa ...t, but they are no match to the LucaMiclean Empire. After the death of the old Emperor his son, Marian III, makes an army of 78.000 soilders and attackes
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  • ...eir own built around them. The third group are ancestors, holy saints, and old heroes and those are worshipped mostly at home even if universal shrines ex ...its was the four legged ponies and haflings born. Though from the greatest tribe, from the leading high spirits did the great humans step into this world as
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  • ...near the Dunbo river spread to the western realms, Potwezian nobles of the old guard (those wishing to bring back the commonwealth), rose up against the p ...is severed head catapulted behind the walls. His underage son, the 17 year old Nikolai I took over command of the army and the entire Grand Principality.
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  • ...conflict in 1016 under the war leadership of Erik Vaekarsson, but saw the old imperial dynasty deposed under the threat of a second coup and Vakaersson i ...egic position in the Serre river valley, where they controlled most of the river trade between northern and southern Acrea. Over this time period, the incre
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  • |conventional_long_name = United prefectures of Canton River Delta |style="text-align:center;"|Ang United prefecture ng Canton River Delta <small>([[wikipedia:Filipino language|Tukalo]])</small>
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  • Due to the close proximity to water, Mermania tribe members were excellent swimmers. West Phoenician philosophers and poets have written works about the Mermania tribe descending from Mermaids and Mermen who left the oceans for land when they
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  • ...ng of a continental part, delimited by the Amber Mountains, a peninsula, a river, two islands and a plain surrounding it. Anatea is located in Southern [[Au ...bes, managing to categorize them into 2 initial social agglomerations: the tribe of the Amberians (''Amber'') and the Sachanians (''Sachana''). Bronze weapo
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  • ...ssical Basaqese (also called classical Nizmstani), refers to the Ancapi, a tribe of the Kimia Culture which existed during the last centuries of the 1st mil ...ater centuries already existing in some form. Around 2,300 BCE, the Cemsor River Civilisation came under the rule of a single king, Akamagoli of the city of
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  • ...ic of Morrawia]]. The city is on the [[Morawa River]] on both banks of the river, and shares land borders with [[Wallashia]] to its north and west and [[Pal ...ic and political capital of the country was moved near the delta of Morawa River, thus founding Králowec on the 6th November 857 according to local chronic
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  • [[File:Herreshoff Duplex Catamaran sailing in the Thames River--1880.png|200px|thumb|The Mutuleses made their first travels essentially on ...oods. In 1575, one of the Mutuleses [[Nuk Nahob]] was allowed by a a Mâori tribe to establish a permanent settlement near the Onekawan Bay. From there on "M
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  • ...gg Tribe was founded around this time making it the oldest Rhodevan Native tribe by about 1,500 years. Also found in the area were dozens of bones of deform ...the ancient Rhodevan languages as well as became a precursor to the Laaban Tribe, which was also found in the Mentoshi Island Chain. Lirban practiced relied
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  • ...r]] with its numerous tributaries, located in northern Nimanher, and the [[River Fénya]], located in southern Nimanher, create alluvial flood plains. Aquif ...rn [[Yamtar]] and [['Amran]] provinces. It's etymology is derived from the Old Fahranic word ''fahrih'', meaning "blissful" or "paradise", as the country
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  • ...ndigenous peoples|complex political system}} based around the image of the tribe's leader, the {{wp|cacique}}, and its religious and spiritual chief, the {{ ...ving its variations, while leadership was hereditary and decided among the tribe's warriors.
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  • ...ony grew, smaller colonies sprang up along the coast and down the Cuvimont river and with a flood of wealth into the homeland a third expedition was granted ...om the northern plains of modern day Asteria. Having lost a war to another tribe further north, they were openly hostile to the Gaullican settlers and nativ
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  • ...of Arciluco]], and was used as a basis for [[wikipedia:Old Church Slavonic|Old Church Marolevic]], although the language itself was never written until th ...sed the language of the Tengars to develop [[wikipedia:Old Church Slavonic|Old Church Marolevic]] for the conversion of other Marolevic countries.
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  • The name Maltropia derives from that of a tribe, the [Máela Dar/Tar opair?], of whom the Uí [ ] were a sept. It fell out ...inter of 803, when marauding bands from Tirucca crossed the frozen Cladagh River, looting the kingdoms around Escir, then a vassal state of the Uí Charbre
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  • ...wn as the "''Drei Flüsse Reich''" (Realm of Three Rivers) due to the three river systems that extend from Brumen's interior to the Periclean Sea. Brumen's { ...f the [[Kurt-Gharmat]], a tribe with a semi-nomadic lifestyle. He led this tribe to the northern shores of Lake Blühen which at the time was called the Nor
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  • ...today Wokheya in 925 BCE by members of the Thikapaha band of the Khowakota tribe and the formation of similar settlements in Mniwa and Oskopa in the followi ...[[Igmútȟuwá]] (Lion Chaser, ᐃᐨᐠᒧᖪᐘ) of the {{wp|Lakota people|khowakota}} tribe to Wíyamázkazi (Golden Eagle, ᐏᔭᒪᐢᑲᓯ) of the {{wp|Miniconjou|
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  • ...ty' institutions are gathered. The country, or more specifically the Queen River' valley, has been inhabited since the {{wp|paleolithic}} and is the birthpl The Queen River' valley and the Great Plain, the original homeland of the Hua people, would
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  • ..., the [[Virsi]] (''Wiersi''), that inhabited the area around the [[Abenhal River]] from the 4th century BC. "''Wiersi''" comes from the {{wp|Proto-Germanic ...wp|Old Saxon|Old Hauvic}} dialect of Vierz. The {{wp|language shift}} from Old Hauvic to {{wp|Low German|Modern Hauvic}} resulted in the shift from ''Kuni
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  • ...lt ensued. This was sparked by an attempted coup from the rivalling Duutra tribe in 1223. The coup was quickly put down by loyal Geenviin forces. Due to the ...Afalian government began a programme of de-communisation, removing all the old communist structures, officials and politicians attempting to turn Ghiswall
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  • ...te of Alexandria]], the [[Republic of Western Freemen]], and the [[Mahican Tribe]]. Two years later in 1801, the [[White Crow Mahican Band]] and [[Free Stat ...ion in their hemisphere would be preferable to violent engagement with the Old World. Armed neutrality became the state policy for decades afterwards.
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  • ...ut many speculate that it comes from the name of a local pre-Indo-European tribe, the Menaks. The origin of Caeria's name has historically been tied to the ...ty of Velitrae was founded by a group of Latin tribes in a swamp along the River Eridanus in what is now Minachia in southwest Remus. The city became a prom
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  • ...ans and Lipnitia derive from the name of the early Slavic [[Lipans|Lipan]] tribe, the name of which is itself derived from the {{wp|Proto-Slavic|Proto-Slavi ...m the area, the R1a1a-M198 Y-DNA mutation, is estimated to be 10,000 years old. These peoples originated in Western !Asia and arrived in modern-day Lipnit
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  • ...frequently raid neighbouring territories, particularly that of the Aldeni tribe, for slaves and riches. In the Eighth century, these various tribes would b ...reservist army, with 1-year of military service mandatory for all 18-year-old males. Norden's economy is dominated by the export of {{wp|crude oil}} and
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  • ...banks of the Vitula river, came into conflict with the local early Gresiy tribe, the Oloobin, over rights to live on the land. Little is known about the co ...ion of land south of the Vitula river as a dowry. This greatly angered the tribe that the land belonged to, the Brasoogani, whom rose up in revolt in Januar
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  • ...ly reliant on territorial divides and peaceful cooperation, preventing any tribe from waging major war or subjugating other tribal states. The Chanuche were ...red in March 1818 and was split between Gapolania and Adamantina, with the river forming a border between the countries, though territorial claims of both n
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  • ...ntinued for almost two centuries, with the Nibelians unable to counter the tribe's homeland advantage, but with the tribes unable to muster the required mil |rowspan=3|[[Anne River]]
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  • ...BC, these accounts were largely written by Roman expeditions into Germanic tribe-lands in northern Europe. Modern German history is said to date back to 186 ...tisciu'' land ("the German lands") is derived from deutsch, descended from Old High German ''diutisc'' "popular" (i.e. belonging to the ''diot'' or ''diot
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  • ...habited by local tribes. The largest of these tribes would be the Inoquwei tribe which heavily aided early colonists of the island. The island, however, was ...colony was located on the eastern shore, and in tangent with the Inoquwei tribe, provided food through various fishing methods such as spear fishing and {{
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  • ...d 830 when Slawoj I unified the Sorlan tribes settled north of the Vlatava river and extended supremacy over them. When Slawoj I endeavored to secede from t .... Thoughout the next fifty years, the Tanayans removed the vestiges of the old Sylvan state and replaced it with Tanayan administration. The largest area
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  • ...reign interventions in political affairs leading to the restoration of the old royal family. Through the 19th century, the Kingdom of Auvernia struggled t ...took his name from a denonym used to denote the noble family which led his tribe.
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  • ...experience in cold climate, but additionally through the aid of the Malket tribe, an offshoot of the much larger Wiaqqat people. Seeing the new arrivals as Aside from the grapes and the already very enticing old growth timber, of which they gladly used to make more ships, the crew addit
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  • ...fought between tribal alliances between the Divine Dragons and Dark Dragon tribe the 8000 B.C. A feud that brought entire regions scoured in flame and broug ...nd the druid circles rose to become a powerful class that brought back the old ways of generations before the herd to cleanse what they saw as the Empire'
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  • ...and in 1726, following a brutal raid by members of the Tuhradib native orc tribe on the Alexandria town of Stocksbride, the governor formally declared was u ...fty three Iblesian colonists were murdered by orc warriors of the Tuhradib tribe. However the declaration of war was against all of the nearby tribes east o
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  • ...alty of Nastanovo]] off a butchering of his pronoucement of their enslaved tribe. From the name of the Nostu came Nastan and with Nastan developed Nastanovo ...e name [[Nuna]]. There is not much noted on the traditions of any singular tribe as all forms have been destroyed through the process of {{wp|colonization|c
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  • ...eriod where we get the name Roasera, as the Tarazedians named it after the river Rosal. It is also where Scotatrova’s modern languages originate, all bein ...The beginning of the end for Rodraic Hescettgovas began years earlier as a tribe was making its way from central Europe. With origins still not quite known
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  • ...m authority were the chieftain, of military type and with authority in his tribe, and the {{wp|druid}}, mainly referring to medical and religious functions ...hern and eastern coast and controlled most territory south of the [[Leitao River]]. However, he sustained severe injuries during the [[Battle of Laton]] in
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  • ...c, the Na'ua'i decided to be divided into two to the Mosin tribe and Nagan tribe, creating a new land called Mosin and Nagan. ...sease spread by the Europeans around the era of early colonialization, the tribe of Ka'u'api lost almost 80% of its population, nowadays going extinct. In F
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  • ...ent Salvia and several had some influence on the culture of the [[Friulian tribe]], which only emerged by around 1450 BC and founded the [[Kingdom of Friuli ...years old, with evidence to suggest the word may even predate the Friulian tribe or have roots from elsewhere. The [[First Salvian Imperium]] and subsequen
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  • ...s}}. When the natives saw a whale being chased by {{wp|orcas}}, one of the old men would pretend to be weak and slow to make the orcas feel bad for him. A ...Along the arid [[Semeni]] coastal desert, the cities were limited to four river valleys that emerged from the Mendakh mountains, managing limited agricultu
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  • [[File:NV king ruther.jpg|230px|thumb|right|Old Depictions of King Ruther Leofwine]] ...e throne and consolidating strength, Ruther attacked the southern mountain tribe, in a show of strength. The successive battles dramatically increased the f
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  • ...the Doorls (rendered in Anglish as the "Durls"), which was the name of the tribe inhabiting the area in the first century. In both Durlish and Anglish, the ...and Durland (west to east) is a major part of the country's geography. The river and some of its tributaries are used for internal shipping, although only a
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  • ...everal animal skins and furs that they had never before seen. During these river expeditions, Admiral Florent issued a royal decree, which called for the co ...itias surrounded the city, and began making their way into the city, using old mortars and small cannons as their artillery, which they obtained in raids
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  • ...t Roman Emperor Justinian reconquered it. The invasion of another Germanic tribe late in the same century reduced the Byzantine presence, breaking the unity [[File:Old Mussolini.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Duce Benito Mussolini in 1971.]]
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  • The number of clans within a tribe varies, but their numbers average roughly 100,000 people in the twentieth c ...icial national language in Somalia. Many Somalis speak it due to centuries-old ties with the Arab world, the far-reaching influence of the Arabic media, a
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  • ...loria, and Mirdan, which includes the Asagom peninsula down to the Peregon river. Both Olran and Mirdan are bounded in the west/southwest by the Feilnianor ..., probably migrants from western Syvern. The Ovlatan people of the Peregon river area spread to inhabit all of Mirdan up through the Olrain basin as the cli
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  • ...such as the famous {{wp|gold mines}} of the [[Kambou valley]] and [[Gonda river]] were quickly seized by colonists, with the natives who had owned such ric ...o fight the Gaullicans. But the Kingdom of Kambou was a mere shadow of its old glory, and while many villages declared their support and sent soldiers, se
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  • ...me ''{{wp|Puranas|Purana}}'' (Sanskrit: पुराण, ''purāṇa'') means “ancient, old” and first appeared around 250 CE in the [[Three Kingdoms]] of [[Jaihu]], ...of islands with ideal hunting and farming ground like those of the [[Fiaru River]] delta, allowing the people there to live forever. In [[Bashan|Yehud]] the
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  • ...latrous}} tribe focused around Rzékobòg, then a {{wp|List of water deities|river deity}}, that eventually became monotheistic. Nevertheless, by the 600s, Ro ...the [[Lec language|Lec]] phrase ''rodna wiara'' (in [[Lec language#Old Lec|Old Lec]], ''rodna vera''), commonly translated as "ancestral faith" or "native
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  • ...ttack on advancing Gladysynthian forces on the sand banks of the [[Danaska River]].]] ...e]], the [[Aviles River|Aviles]], the [[Box River|Box]], and the [[Wooddon River|Wooddon]].
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  • ...lves and as a result, this lends credence to the notion that 'Myd' was the Old Mydran word for 'middle' or 'centre'. ...another theory among etymologists suggests the term may have come from the old Vaellenian word ''Muiythwr'' which was believed to have meant "farmer". Ety
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  • ...royal family engage in daily displays of luxury and comfort. The millennia old Pardarian monarchy begins to be seen as an institution for collaboration. ...economic and foreign policy to Etruria, effectively turning the millennia-old Zorasani monarchy into a puppet-state. The Shah’s wealth and personal fre
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  • ...of [[Masidria]] near present-day [[Villemontry]], [[Meuzac]] by a Baninian tribe at around 2700 BCE. Archaeologists suspect that the initial Baninians did n ...an general TBD in 229. However, while the Mavonans constructed new cities, old cities devastated by the Mavonan conquest were left to decay. Masidria, whi
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  • ...0. The name ''Chel'' is itself an anglicisation of the Parmar name for the river, “Cil” (pronounced “Chill”). ...they had not yet developed any conception of shared Parmar nationhood. The tribe, consisting of a number of smaller familial clans, was the highest social r
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  • ...of [[Istros]] and the third largest city of [[Visnagrad]]. The fertile Len River Valley is the central region of Tengaria's development and is considered th ...ted that the name comes from the spiritedness or eagerness of the original tribe ("those hot [ones]"), but such account remains just as speculation.
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  • ...nd the outer [[Careleon Plateau]] region. A collectivised horseback riding tribe, the people moved on to modern day [[Chyrcassia]] leaving the name with the Despite this, they established a line of defences along the [[Majuri River]], known as the [[Majuri Defence Line]], in order to keep a hold of the mor
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  • ...rlénié religion. Others suggest that it comes from the name of a legendary tribe called the ‘Elysi’, who were said to be the first inhabitants of Olympi ...during their tenure in government. The President, meanwhile, lives in the old imperial Palace—the Palace of Rosenburg (Palais de Rosenburg)—in the ce
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  • ...lth was founded after various towns and cities in what was the Connecticut River Valley allied with one another around 2100, and elected Karl Kosmaczewski a ...t Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts and the French exploring the St. Lawrence river and forming Québec. Initially, relations between the Colonists and the Nat
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  • ...duction in coastal areas and cultivation of barley and wheat in the Ishraq River Valley and other regions on the west side of the peninsula.   ...asan took the title of Shafat, or Judge. The term was an archaic one from old Abayadi mysticism, but carried the connotation of someone fair and wise. Fa
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  • ...e {{wp|sachem|sagamores}}, traditional leaders whom were selected by their tribe but were hereditary by means of the {{wp|division of labor}} created by the ...Belisarian invaders. The diplomatic conference lasted for three months as old rivals struggled to reach a consensus. Terms were finally agreed upon, and
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  • ...allowed the central government to maintain its authority and establish the Old Republic, heavily based on Fiorentine ideals adapted from the Ancient Repub ...southern regions of the country, particularly around the Viure and Candare river valleys. The majority of these groups began to develop agricultural communi
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  • ...left historical records, the loosely feudal Yohek, settled along the Bajin river in eastern Anikatia. The records of Yohek Dynasty represents the oldest for ...ishing.</ref> Who were instrumental in reforming and shaping the Ky'ishqīn tribe. The effects of these reforms which led to many changes within the local Ak
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  • The Borealian religion (known as Sannandism, referring to the Old Norse word for truth) and culture is heavily {{wp|melting pot|syncretised}} ...nce}}, {{wp|workplace compensation}}, {{wp|unemployment insurance}} and an old-age pension system, as well as legally mandating an 8-hour workday. These p
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  • ...lth was founded after various towns and cities in what was the Connecticut River Valley allied with one another around 2100, and elected Karl Kosmaczewski a ...setts and Jamestown in Virginia, and the French exploring the St. Lawrence river and forming Québéc. Initially, relations between the Colonists and the Na
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  • ...e country, including the [[Cozauism|Cozauist clergy]], the remnants of the old Aztapaman elite, and those who form part of the rural agrarian economy. The ...ut is nevertheless recognized for such unique species as the {{wp|Southern river otter}} and varied avian species such as the {{wp|Magellanic woodpecker|Azt
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  • ...ally, it was settled by tribes associated with the now-extinct [[Thilicina tribe]] of the [[Killingfer Island Native|Killingferi natives]]. However, these e ...ically declared itself a neutral country, claiming that the matters of the old continent had nothing to do with the Federal Republic States. The [[Yugones
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  • ...mbran empire]] in 116-120 CE during the conquests of emperor Arcadius. The river of Dnistr became the frontier of Cambran expansion to the north. Following ...bone dwellings on the coasts of the Karsk sea as well as along the Dnistr river. The oldest civilization confirmed by archeologists to have existed on the
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  • ...o was responsible for maintaining order and settling disputes within their tribe. However, the Naraha'kiki also had to work together to ensure the stability ...ms that flow through the islands The most significant river is the Davanca River, which flows through the center of Ponape island and is the widest in Pohnp
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  • ...p|Hapū|pūʻulu}} or group of hana. After these came the {{wp|Iwi|ohana}} or tribe, consisting of groups of pūʻulu. Related pūʻulu would often trade goods ...The trench is located in the Jade Ocean. The longest river is the Cameiea River in northern Komuele's highlands. Hapua Bay, upon the shore of which the cap
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  • ...s and tribes as they dispersed throughout the confines of Arbolada. No one tribe would come to dominate the other for long, leading to countless centuries o ...re the [[Nadiz]], [[Karai (river)|Karai]], [[Cerúleo]], and the [[Luville (river)|Luville]].
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  • ...dusi, the Ayohli would have a devolved state, where the chieftains of each tribe and family would convene for inter-tribal affairs, including defense and tr ...yet ultimately under the thumb of the Entente. With a large portion of the old government barred from serving in the National Konvent, Sigurd Tegnér, the
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  • The First Duydari Empire, founded in c. 400 BCE, was ruled by the Quauhtli tribe under the leadership of Emperor Miyaoapil who unified most of the tribes in ...ihuitl I the Great, who had been elected as a republican leader of the Ujr River Confederacy, who went about restoring the empire which had fallen and remai
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  • ...were detained as hostages. While this action succeeded in subjugating the tribe and forcing other Aleuts into submission, it also spelled the end of Shelik ...including polar bears, brown bears, moose, caribou, wolf, wolverine, fox, river otter, and beaver; five species of Pacific salmon, Arctic grayling, Dolly V
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  • The most powerful Xaraian tribe was the [[Proto-Ahran civilization]], from which the [[Ahranaian people|Ahr ...[[Købmanshavn Palace]], an 18th-century palace along the banks of the Torå River. The bicameral ''[[Congress of Andalla|Kongres]]'' serves as Andalla's nati
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  • ...Fort Ward, using it as a forward base for the conflict with the Suquamish Tribe of the Kitsap Peninsula which was the last remaining native threat so close ...way, immediately recognizing both the trade and communication value of the river to the growing Apilonian Kingdom. In due course this expedition, which was
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  • ...o-Tenic roots *''kal-'' "hard" and *''φēdo-'' "foot". The Caledones were a tribe living on the southern coast of the main island. They were encountered by t ...ely speculated to have been derived from "shinning land" in {{wp|Old Irish|old Ghaillish}}. The modern Ghaillish word ''glioscarnach'' means "shining". It
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  • ...ter the city close to the site of its discovery. The atleast 200,000 years old ''Storßener Speere und Messer'' (Storßen Spears and Knifes) are the oldes ...y}} to the {{wp|Early Middle Ages}} and helped shape several historic {{wp|tribe|tribes}} in Mascylla such as the Aldens, Chenians, Therunds, Warnons and Ad
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