Difference between revisions of "East Talden"
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nation=[[Jeffgordonville]] | | nation=[[Jeffgordonville]] | | ||
capital=Talden City, Chesterfield | | capital=Talden City, Chesterfield | | ||
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| − | East and [[West Talden]] used to be a separate country, once filled with the Tæçß tribe, until Fender Benderian settlers came and took the land.The two states still have between them the most native Tundrans than anywhere else.The Tæçßs are a fierce sort, but are generally easy-going.Most of them enlist in the army, as their fearlessness and strength pay off well.The two states were separated in 1996 as the largeness of the state proved difficult to ccontrol.Jūf Olæ | + | East and [[West Talden]] used to be a separate country, once filled with the Tæçß tribe, until Fender Benderian settlers came and took the land.The two states still have between them the most native Tundrans than anywhere else.The Tæçßs are a fierce sort, but are generally easy-going.Most of them enlist in the army, as their fearlessness and strength pay off well.The two states were separated in 1996 as the largeness of the state proved difficult to ccontrol.Jūf Olæ Smêduñöþ is the very first Tæçß to hold a major political position, when he won in a landslide election back in 1998. |
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East and West Talden used to be a separate country, once filled with the Tæçß tribe, until Fender Benderian settlers came and took the land.The two states still have between them the most native Tundrans than anywhere else.The Tæçßs are a fierce sort, but are generally easy-going.Most of them enlist in the army, as their fearlessness and strength pay off well.The two states were separated in 1996 as the largeness of the state proved difficult to ccontrol.Jūf Olæ Smêduñöþ is the very first Tæçß to hold a major political position, when he won in a landslide election back in 1998.
