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...e|megye]] of [[Jászapáti]] is geographically defined as belonging to the [[Imperial East]] and the Jászapáti were never apart of the Northern Coalition fully ==Culture==

...nate from the ethnographical area known as Jászság, which is currently the Imperial Megyek of Jászapáti. The Jászapáti were uninvolved with the political o ...rally similar to members of the Sio, most notably reflecting much of their culture off of the [[Mórahalom people|Mórahalom]]. This is exemplified in the Já

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...social setting and is critical to understanding the [[Canidology]] of the Imperial South. Historically, Hegyhát matriarchy typically manifested through the d Hegyhát matriarchy during the Proto-Imperial Era manifested primarily through social, legal and political means.

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==Imperial Ethnic Groups== ...escent tend to be associated with that of high class, whether it be of the Imperial Royal Family or of governors, businessmen, and cultists. Those of ''Olivera

|langs= {{wpl|Hungarian Language|Imperial Standard}}, Tolna-Móra Dialect |rels=[[Atyaism|Imperial Faith]]<br>[[Northern Orthodox Atyaism]]

...emale Székely were the most persecuted by the {{wpl|matriarchial}} Hegyhat culture. During the Proto-Imperial Era, an unorganized confederation of Székely, Hajmaskar and Kaposvar tribe

...reavement in the Empire has some variations, most originating within the [[Imperial South]] with [[Bereavement in Sivatag|the Sivatag]] having the most diverse ...of his infant son [[Claudius the Ill]] influenced views during the [[Proto-Imperial Era]].

===The Imperial Cabinet=== ===Imperial Council===

|langs= {{wpl|Hungarian Language|Imperial Standard}}, Tolna-Móra Dialect |rels=[[Imperial Faith]], traditional tribal religion, [[Jászapáti paganism]]

...|Chinese language|Zhou}}: 去霸葉化) refers to the phenomenon of the removal of culture associated with the [[Bayarid Empire]] in [[Ochran]]. Debayarization is mos ...conquests of the Bayarids spread their customs over a large area, and such culture persisted in the post-Bayarid period as most of the states emerging from th

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| total_source = Imperial Confederation Canidorian Census ...to as Hothirians by Canidiums, and before their official inclusion in the Imperial Confederation were interstellarly referred to as West Canidorians.

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