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• Julius I Comnenus
  ...[[Majohitep|New Jerusalem]] by a great chief whom the Crusaders labelled [[King Majohitep]]. With most of the fleet badly damaged in the storm which had sw ...before had such weapons been seen on the island. The Crusaders entered the city, which they renamed [[New Jerusalem]], on the 27th of November 1603, and co
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• Auxillia
  The Dark Age refers to the time before the crowning of the first king. Auxillian historians have been able to determine that the region, and Auxi ...d gradually overran the Auxillian tribes one by one. Greatly expanding the city of Aglaril, they used it as a regional headquarters, and a port for their n
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• Krodomia
  leader=King Rudolf ...l coronation, only to discover it was a forgery. Rudolf was the crowned as King Rudolf IV. In 1985 Rudolf married Victoria, and in 1988 they got their firs
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• Scythirus
  ...nquered territory of old [[New Harumf]], now styled Western Scythirus. The city of [[Belgash]] is best known for its markets, second only to Abu-Dahbi and ...ant banks of the [[Wikipedia:Indus_River|Indus River]] and hosts the large city of [[Abu-Dahbi]] at its delta where the river meets with the [[Wikipedia:Ar
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• Nedalia Airlines
  '''King Falcon I Memorial Airport:''' Daily, non-stop flight from KIA. '''Khazaron International Airport (Archon City):''' Daily, non-stop flight from KIA.
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• Timeline of Footballia
  c. 1950 BC Correfea City is begun<br> AD 507 The Correfean King Henry III begins the [[Footballian Confederation]], a loose arrangement of
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• Basque Spain
  ...me from the time of the Romans. Around 75 B.C., the Romans established the city of Pamplona as a regional centre. The Basques seem to have come down from t ...ench Revolution. Rural Basques sided with the more conservative faction of King Carlos V in order to preserve the fueros. They lost. Many Basques fled Spai
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• Saint Lazare
  ...al ''Le Grand Duché de Saint Lazare''), a revived state from the historic city-state of Monaco, the people still refer to themselves as "Monegasque" citiz ...the rocky terrain helps to forgo any serious expansion of the Saint Lazare city, but construction of the new International Island is hoping to add some nee
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• DontPissUsOff
  capital=Tashkishki (Sun City), formerly Krasniy Novgorod | ...he Republic's westernmost island. It is today the site of the capital, Sun City (also known as Taskograd or Tashkishki), known for thirty years as Krasniy
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• Chaucerin
  == 3. The City-States, The Rise of Nations, The Monarchy and the Empire of Chaucerin == '''1. The City States (?-c.195)'''
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• Anguist (Region)
  ...y ''Úrdadhagha''), the land of Úrdath mab Mhaedoc, after the first great king of the Anguistians, although the term relates more specifically to the prov |width=15% |[[Wikipedia:Great king|Magnus rex]]
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• Loashia
  capital= Loashia City, Capital Territory| ...a barren landscape. His name was Mats Sundin, a Swedish explorer, sent by King Olaf Dryden VI to discover a "New Found Land". He found a land. A land call
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• History of Itinerate Tree Dweller
  ...e Germanic tribes of northern Europe, ensuring a strong work force for the city the Romans were to found. The Romans pressed onwards, narrowly missing the ...ged to slay Xerik before being crushed by the Ninthians. The loss of their king but their victory over the other tribes led to an angry society, anger that
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• Stephen Malone
  ...country of Tarlachia his car broke down and he was stranded in the capital city of Clarence. One his first night he found a body of a young woman complete ...Valient’s Hyraphore Coven Alexander Kelsing began to wage war in Emerald City to gain control of the vampires there by primarily using a pack of lycanthr
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• History of The Lightning Star
  ...city of Tyre, bringing with them the city-god Melqart. Traditionally, the city was founded by Dido, and a number of foundation myths have survived through ...rhaps as far as Sierra Leone. Meanwhile, under a leader named Malchus, the city began a systematic conquest of both the African interior and the coastal re
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• Kingladn
  capital=Kingladn City| == '''King Charles I''' ==
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• Second Pantocratorian Crusade
  ...ief, referred to by the Crusaders as [[King Majohitep]], after the ancient city which was his capital, [[New Jerusalem|Majohitep]]. ...was understood that by virtue of being married to his only child, after [[King Majohitep]] died, the Exarch would become the undisputed ruler of the whole
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• Aequinnia
  ...erally can legislate internal matters with a free hand. Local (county and city) governments operate on an even more local level. ...were now pouring into the country to escape the repression back home under King Thomas IV. The royal officials' concerns about the new nation finally force
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• Northern City
  cityfunction= Largest City, former capital | Northern City is the largest city in [[Kingsford]], and one of the largest in [[The Plain Flat Plains]].
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• Third Pantocratorian Crusade
  ...ath in defence of [[New Jerusalem]] and the heir, through his mother, to [[King Majohitep]]. In gratitude, the Exarch granted the [[Aboriginal Pantocratori
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• Western War
  Its capital was the city of [[Hammarhuld]] (chosen because of its central location). At the X918 Northern City Summit he effectively defended the fledging Ahkzakhia's reputation, paintin
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• The Osage
  ...s were always engaged in flinging a bigger fireball at that other wizard's city. These petty wars prevailed for centuries, until a wakondagi had a son, by Immediately the young wizard-king began brilliant campaigns of expansion, crushing all opposition. Coalitions
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• HRH King Charles I
  subject_name=[[HRH King Charles I]] | photo=http://www.nndb.com/people/882/000068678/george-v-crop. ...ri Blazynski of Kingladn City. Charles attended the University of Kingladn City from 1978-1982. Also in 1982, he and his wife had a son which they named Ch
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• Mengistua
  capital=[[Mengistua City]] | The old national anthem ''"Long Live the King"'' has been banned from use in all southern areas in the country, ''"The I
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• Paulo Bachchan
  field8= [[Jhanna City]], [[Lepus FC]] | field9= [[Lepus FC]], [[Spruitland Bunnies (U21)|Spruitla After a varied career at Jhanna City, Paulo moved to the up-and-coming nation of [[Spruitland]] to see out his p
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• Second Crusade
  However, in 1297, the charismatic and progressive Chanaud king Alexi the Great called for a Second Crusade to return to the south to defen ...died fighting, and in admiration the Avalyans had his body interred in the city Basilica.
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• Azaha
  capital=Azaha IV, New Azaha City | ...e again with other nations. As soon as he took office, he crowned himself king of Azaha, and strangely enough, the people did not mind, and followed his w
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• TISNoBob
  ...hy. Myles II abdicated to his Chief of Internal Intelligence in 1999, and King Bob I was crowned in January 2000. By 2002, he had reunited the country, n 5. Ankhara Prefecture surrounds the capital city on the southernmost coast.
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• Levias the Lion
  caption1=Title | field1=King of Czarna | caption3=Primary achievements | field3=Building the city-state of [[Czarna]], serving as its first ruler |
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• Cvarken Empire
  ...left Czardas under exile in 481, sent away by [[Levias the Lion]], the new king of the renamed Czarna.
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• Darrowmere
  leader=King Jangang ...veral permanant cities. The largest of these Aydindril, became the capital city.
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• Neo-Kalandria
  ...d. In this time, billions of Kalandrians died as primitive tribes, cities, city-states, states, countries, and nations hurled their ancient weapons at each >> King/Queen (1)
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• History of Verde
  ...ior trained and armed foreign men at arms, O’Connell overthrew the minor King of Dun Milsea. The move would lead to the establishment of a small Alamein ...diocese in the mountains of ''Ambrosia''. Along the east coast the Alamein city of ''Smithfield'' was the centre of a small kingdom while along the Sea of
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• Festival of the Lilies
  ...1200s, when a great battle was fought between the Akaeians and the priest-king of (then) Sicinium, Michael. ...ed were they, yet he was their king and they remembered his promise to the city.
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• Rodesh
  Historically, Rodesh was founded when delegates from its ten greatest city states met to work out their differences in the Congress of Unity. Afterwh ...esh could fully be classified as a Liberal Democratic Socialist state, its King (the Prince having adopted this title in recognition of his nation's growin
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• History of Gunnlandia
  ...nders). But the Seven Alephite Cities in what would become the Capitollium city would witness the subjugation of the Ogradas by Ferchar Stronghands in 243 ...roned Invader Kings, Gunnar the Fox, led a rebellion as late as 1021, when King Kentigern the Wise negotiated and granted his family domain in the barren c
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• List of international airports
  *Adam City International Airport (ACTY) <br> *King Gabbiani III International Airport (GAX)<br>
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• Assington
  capital= Amethyst City | ...r the problems they had, the centre of the nation had always been Amethyst City.
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• Neuroth
  ...nsbach]]. It is located in the region of "The Sunbelt." This dominion is a city-state whose organisation can be somewhat compared to Erlangen's administrat Being a city state Neuroth naturally has no official capital city. The closest thing to such an entity is the so-called "Centre County or Zen
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• Eduard III of Alessandri
  ...rd III "The Reformer" (1594 - 1629 DE) was the fifth child and only son of King Nikolaus V and Queen Sophie of [[Alessandri]]. He has long been considered ...dy Thyra of Baden (1607), Elisabeth's daughter; Prince Eitel Johann (later King Eitel II Johann) of Bindesuala (1608), Caroline's son; Lord Luitpold von Li
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• Arendaal
  leader= Chancellor Pieter von Larscröna & King Edvard V '''Ceremonial Chief of State:''' King Edvard V (since 1974)
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• Trotsgrad
  * Bordering Nations: Trebnak to the west of the disputed city of Tafa. ...nd settle along the coastline at the location of the present day Trotsgrad City ruins.
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• Aboriginal Pantocratorians
  ...th Century AD, around which time they built the original spectacular stone city of [[New Jerusalem|Majohitep]], now called [[New Jerusalem]]. *[[King Majohitep]]
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• List of Capitollic constituencies
  ...en and two adjoining suburbs in its metropolitan area. A thoroughly modern city, it contains the headquarters of many international institutions (such as t ...ncy of Northkirk and Kilburn. Like Wyndhaven, it is an increasingly modern city, though visible signs of its glorious past (for some time the seat of the M
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• Kamal Jalil
  ...a hero among Seperatist Factions after he lead the first Uprising against King Zahir Mohammud and his Regime in 1937. ...was a prominent provincial official in Janjanistan. Jalil served the Bami City Council for years, before being elected to the Janjanistani House of Delega
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• Baranxtu
  | '''Largest City''' ...einaratu Ŋuri-Eilari | King Ateni]] and [[Iðari Nemuritu Alifi-Neurani | King Iðari]] of Baranxtu
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• Democratic Colonies
  |'''Capital''' || City of Viconia, Administrative Area of Vedra ...thern coast of the Colony, while Passchendale, a more industrially focused city, is situated on the southern coast. Mining of metals and ores occurs on a l
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• Eduard IV of Alessandri
  |[[Image:Eduardiv.jpg|frame|His Majesty King Eduard IV]] ...1663) (1629 - 1663 DE) was the oldest child of [[Eduard III of Alessandri|King Eduard III]] and Queen Marie of [[Alessandri]]. He continued the reforms ma
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• Hugoland
  leader=Rex (King) [[Augustus Bonifacius|BONIFACIUS I]] (Head of state) The capital city of the Federation is [[Sophiapolis]]. This city, home to 20 million people, is also home for the Chancellari Palatium (Chan
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• Serbovia
  leader=King Vyacheslav III Currently Serbovia is ruled by King [[Vyacheslav III Romanov]], who is part of the [[Romanov dynasty ]] which h
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