Difference between revisions of "Taevri"
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− | Taevri started off as a small colony founded by Japanese explorers that landed ashore on a mission from the Emperor of Japan on December 15, 1782. The convoy then established the colony of Taevri. Slowly discovering travel routes the two countries residents of Japan started to move to Taevri. By March 8, 1856 there were 1.5 million people living in the capital city of Narau. | + | |
+ | Taevri started off as a small colony founded by Japanese explorers that landed ashore on a mission from the Emperor of Japan on December 15, 1782. The convoy then established the colony of Taevri. Slowly discovering travel routes the two countries residents of Japan started to move to Taevri. By March 8, 1856 there were 1.5 million people living in the capital city of Narau. |
Revision as of 02:44, 20 July 2006
Flag of Taevri | |
Motto: Quae excorio voluntas occasus | |
Region | Japan |
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Capital | Narau |
Official Language(s) | Japanese, English, and Finnish |
Leader | Makoto Asano |
Population | 6,000,000 |
Currency | Mihan |
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Taevri started off as a small colony founded by Japanese explorers that landed ashore on a mission from the Emperor of Japan on December 15, 1782. The convoy then established the colony of Taevri. Slowly discovering travel routes the two countries residents of Japan started to move to Taevri. By March 8, 1856 there were 1.5 million people living in the capital city of Narau.