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| rowclass3 = mergedrow | label3 = {{wp|Marathi Language|!Marathi}}: | data3 =दिव्याघरचा समुदाय <br> <small>' ...ages = {{wp|Punjabi Language|Zubadi}} <br> {{wp|Marathi Language|!Marathi}}<br>{{wp|Assamese Language|!Assamese}} <br>

...l_languages = {{wp|Italian language|Vespasian}} <br>{{wp|Marathi Language|!Marathi}} |ethnic_groups = {{wp|Sinhalese people|Ladhaakans}} (72.6%)<br>(Devagara) (20.2%)<br>Etrurian (2.9%)<br>Zubadi (2.

...hentan}}, {{wp|Veps language|Suureni}}, {{wp|Finnish language|Lassi}} {{wp|Marathi language|Dhavari}} ...r. the city of Alash originally founded by the native [[Rukh people|Rukh]] people as a shrine to the God [[Sebuk]] (known to them as [[Sebuk#In Heliolatry|Ta

...rbox|#FDF38E}} [[Andhakāra People's Party]] (31)<br>{{colorbox|#AFB908}} [[Marathi Union]] (22)<br>{{colorbox|#7DC9FF}} [[TBD]] (15)<br>{{colorbox|#95080E}} [ ...anic Democratic Party]] (RIDP), and {{wp|Hindu nationalism|nationalist}} [[Marathi Union]] (MI).

|ethnic_groups = {{wp|Persians|Sarmathian}}<br>{{wp|Marathi people|Saurashtrian}}<br>{{wp|Germans|German}}<br>{{wp|Slavs|Slavic}}<br>{{wp|Arab ...er of the House of the People of New Sarmathia|Speaker of the House of the People]]

...ople|Marani}}<br>2.6% {{wp|Telugu people|Tamisari}}<br>1.9% {{wp|Malayalam people|Valarna}}<br>1.6% ''Other''

...ons. The estimated number of speakers is a rough estimate of the number of people across Eurth. | {{wp|Marathi Language|Bahinese}} || [[North Bahinar]]<br/>[[South Bahinar]] || 9,825,000

...= {{wp|Sanskrit|Samskrta}} <small>(religious & legal)</small><br>{{wp|Marathi language|Thakur}} <small>(official)</small> ...located on these rivers, with the cities of Sindu, home to over 6 million people, and Sundalore, another city of considerable size, both located on the Surv

...(29 sq mi) and a South Asian microstate enclaved by the [[Telangana|Telugu People's Republic]]. Hyderabad Deccan is located in the southern part of the Golco ...Deccan was established as a Muslim majority state as opposed to the Telugu People's Republic which is majority Hindu and primarily Telugu speaking. This was

...iddish}} <br/> {{wp|Swahili language|Swahili}} <br/> {{wp|Marathi language|Marathi}} <br/> {{wp|Balochi language|Balochi}} ...gration also played a major role. Jews who heard of a safe haven for their people, even if it was ruled by pirates, wanted to go there. In some cases, entire

...cial_languages = {{wp|Bengali language|Bangla}} <br> {{wp|Marathi language|Marathi}} <br> {{wp|Sanskrit|Sanskrit}} <br> {{wp|Telugu language|Telgu}} ...hought to derive their power from the king, who derives his power from the people and ultimately god. Konkiar's legal code is heavily inspired by [[Ajax#Beli

|conventional_long_name =People's Federal Republic of Indian Worker Councils ...nguages = Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil, Malayalam, Bangla, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Sindhi, Balochi, Gujarati, Odia, Assamese, Maithili, Nepali, Pashto, Sinha

...yans of the [[wikipedia:BMAC|Oxus Civilisation]] referred to the Mel-akkan people as "Mleccha". "Mel-akkam", the usual romanisation of the country's name, wa ...i River, which had provided water to the city, changed its course, and the people of Mehrgarh left, eventually establishing settlements along the new course

|regional_languages = {{wp|Hindi Language|Matrabashi}}, {{wp|Marathi Language|Bhasdila}}, {{wp|Bihari Language|!Bihari}}, {{wp|Telugu Language|T | {{nowrap| 39% {{wp|Gujarati People|Himavanti}}}}

|conventional_long_name = Arthani People's Union ...|Bhojpuri language|Samundrese}}{{*}}{{wp|Oriya language|Utcalan}}{{*}}{{wp|Marathi language|Harringhati}}{{*}}{{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}{{*}}{{wp|Assames

...{wp|Semnani language|Zevyan}}<br> {{wp|Gujarati language | Sauvi}}<br>{{wp|Marathi language | Mitayar}}<br>{{wp|Bengali language | Charkha}}<br>{{wp|Rajasthan |lower_house = [[Artadesian Assembly of the People|Artamarks Folksforsamling ]]

..._long_name = <!--Formal or official full name of the country in English--> People's Republic of Pila (Marathi: ''"harbinger of happiness and dispeller of distress"'')