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...tion on the globe of [[Eurth]]. Nestled between the vast expanses of the [[Oriental Ocean]], it is flanked by the continents of [[Argis]], [[Alharu]], and [[Au ...[[Orient]]al mythology, each representing respective sea deities in their cultures.

...heguo|Heiheren culture]], [[Alharu|Ketek]] and some other [[Alharu|Paran]] cultures also had an impact on Esonian culture and society historically. ...nd integrating the proto-Buranians that migrated across the [[Eurth#oceans|Oriental ocean]], and invaded Esonice, settling in [[Kumiko|Kumiko]] and [[Velisia|V

...sputed. The Paleo-Anterians are known to have split into several differing cultures, which themselves split into further groups, these include Paleo-Encessians |colspan="1"|"Paleo-Oriental"

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...his gem has long symbolised wealth, mystique, and adventure across various cultures. Much like the enigmatic journey of the pearl from the depths of the sea to ...ssence of connectivity and growth. It signifies the integration of various cultures along the trade routes, much like the layers of nacre that form the Tamurin

...]] has many different cultures and ethnic groups. Most of these groups and cultures speak different languages. ===Oriental-Thalassan===

...d themselves as merchants or craftsmen, eventually assimilating into local cultures, but those that did not find success were less willing to forgo their feath ...stiaries. Many fake birds made their way into scientific discourse through Oriental Auressia.

...Orinese Navy|military ships]], as well as their houses and temples. Other cultures used its resin for mummification, and its sawdust was found in the royal to

...tinent's southern and eastern edges are washed by the warm waters of the [[Oriental Ocean]]. In terms of continental proximity, [[Argis]], another significant ...erlines the pervasive influence and recognition of Europa across different cultures and linguistic groups. The specific origins and nuances of these varied nam

...ians]]. Such illustrations were a key part of the genre, which showed such cultures as savage.]] ...dventure among the Euclean populations, sacrificing realistic portrayal of cultures and peoples in favour of ones which would inspire Euclean imaginations.

...the [[Eurth#oceans|the sea of the Rising San]] in the [[Eurth#oceans|North Oriental Ocean]]. ...he same flora and fauna and physical characteristics. Vikedan and Zushiran cultures are also closely related with each other, sharing many similar traditions a

| fam2 = Yuro-Oriental ...ranch, predominantly spoken in Orioni. Ranking as one of the foremost Yuro-Oriental languages in the region, Oharic holds significant linguistic prominence in

...shortly after similar evidence appears on the Salvian peninsula. Various cultures and tribes inhabited the region, although the most distinct was the Alva, w

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...bol of holiness, eternity and peace. The tree has symbolic significance in cultures throughout the world. A reverence for trees and even tree worship is widesp ...shield for men, which is in its origin an object of warfare. In some other cultures, the diamond is rounded to an almond-shape. Also known as the {{wp|mandorla

...e of events of modern history caused and allowed for the interpretation of oriental rulership into deviating forms, which nonetheless managed to persist basing ...thologization in West Borea combined with (correct) association with Monic cultures further east rendered the East's life in the Sepcanic sphere just as enduri

...try's path to development was unique, reflecting their distinct histories, cultures, and political systems. It is this combination of shared experiences and un ...1973 and 1984, making Konalani one of the fastest-growing economies in the Oriental Ocean, with a GDP per capita of $51,138 in 1980. Despite this massive econo

...ber 2020)</ref> Historically, however, several related yet divergent Buran cultures are distinguished: inland nomadic peoples and the coastal sailors. The Buranian interior has long been home to nomadic steppe cultures living. Buran families lived in felt tents known as yurts. In the great gra

...by [[North Khatrana]], to the south by [[Dakol]], and to the west by the [[Oriental Sea]]. Caraq's capital and cultural centre is [[Dhul Kadad]], while its lar ...territory that now constitutes the Caraq Union was home to various ancient cultures, tribes, and kingdoms, and is known both historically and contemporarily as

|region = [[Oriental steppes]] ...uages|Dze-Nywan]] branch of the [[Dzenic languages]]. Originating in the [[Oriental steppes]], it quickly rose to prominence during the late Dze Chalcolithic a