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• Smiago
  ...-state is the [[Corundian Language]]. It is a member of the [[Commonwealth of Arathracian States]]. The demonym is Smiagonese. Smiago rests on the southern coast of Corundy, opening to a narrow bay called the [[Smiagonese Bay]].
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• Zamiria
  [[File:ZamiriaCountryside A MDJ.png|thumb|300px|Much of Zamiria is hill country and gentle mountains. Midjourney.]] ...of southern Zamiria. Its main cities are [[Zeddi]] and [[Azabria]]. Other cities and sites includes [[Flampesha]], [[Uvona]], [[Exundi]], [[Strafa Asgiona]]
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• Yoradha
  ...acian Sanctuary to the southeast of [[Numire]] in [[Numiria]] in western [[Corundy]]. It was established as a Yophenthean military camp in 532 AI. ...sternCorundy2745.jpg|thumb|300px|Yoradha rests near the coast of Western [[Corundy]] in [[Numiria]].]]
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• Gashuka
  ...opes of the Vimalian Plateau just east of the end of the [[Samnara Inlet]] of [[Lake Vimal]]. It is famous for agricultural production, especially wine. Gashuka is the birthplace of [[Saddhya Ghuna]] and [[Dachkaptya of Ghasuka]],
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• Vimaluna
  ...is one of the twenty three Municipia or Municipal Cities of the [[Republic of Johaulia]]. The name Vimaluna means the city of Vimal and is derived from the Jathya-Dhumi name, "[[Bhimaloksha]]".
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• Babirrhoksha
  ...lation of about 105,000. The capital is connected to other destinations in Corundy by [[dragonrail]] service and a full skyport. Babirrhoksha is famous for it *[[Free Republic of Rhiony]]
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• Languages of Corundy
  ...age]], is spoken in southern and western Corundy. It is also the namesake of the Corundian Peninsula. [[File:MapLanguagesCorundy.jpg|thumb|300px|Languages of Corundy]]
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• Sea of Flooded Thrones
  ...humb|300px|The Sea of Flooded Thrones is named after the legends of sunken cities said to lie in its channel.]] ...the legendary cities was [[Kathyasundi]] whose destruction in the [[Flood of Aturyanda|Great Flood]] is recounted in the [[Aturyandakumi]], a [[Kalama]]
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• Asekela
  ...pon three great arches. Modern Asekela enjoys the transportation services of a small skyport, two aerobarge lines, dragonrail, and lake-barge lines. The *[[Republic of Johaulia]]
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• Kathyasundi
  ...to rest to this day in the depths of the sea. The city is considered part of Late [[Drameggin]] Civilization. [[Category:Cities of Asdar]]
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• Brandolphi
  ...theasternmost part of [[Corundy]] and is a member state of the [[League of Corundy]]. Brandolphi enjoys a moderate to warm Mediterranean climate. The spoken l ...en goods shipped through the [[Thybdis River]] and the southern lands of [[Corundy]] and [[Lucacia]]. Despite its location, Brandolphi is surrounded by numero
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• Bay of Ferruvicar
  ...x|The Bay of Ferruvicar lies in northeastern [[Memnosian Sea]], south of [[Corundy]].]] ...the navies of several countries in southern [[Corundy]] and the countries of [[Ferruvicar]] and [[Tinchozzo]].
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• Lake Shallynaffe
  ...hurnia]], [[Midrettaluna]], [[Sekruna]], and [[Babirrhoksha]], the capital of Rhiony. ...ree largest lakes in [[Corundy]] and part of the rich folklore and history of the peninsula.]]
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• Tassan Highlands
  ...CulturalRegions.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The Tassan Highlands rests in eastern Corundy.]] ...miria]]. The predominant language is [[Tassan Language|Tassan]]. Principal cities include [[Zeddi]], [[Azabria]], [[Exundi]], and [[Uvona]]. Historic sites i
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• Tlathassa
  ...], [[Lioska]], and [[Ermos]]. The island of [[Dadaë Island|Dadaë]] is part of Tlathassa. ...largest rivers are the [[Murthmur River|Murthmur]] which flows to the port of Laxiapoion and the [[Besbis River|Besbis]] on the border with [[Aurician Em
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• Addanine Sea
  [[File:MapAddanineSea.png|thumb|300px|Map of the Addanine Sea as it opens to the [[Pallathantic Sea]] ]] ...[Eblune]] typically over-flies the Addanine Sea. The major coastal cities of the Addanine Sea are [[Aurice]], [[Nettumbro]], [[Gorga]], and [[Azabria]].
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• Archpatriarchy of Tiomairy
  ...Tiomairy.jpg|thumb|300px|The Archduchy of Tiomairy rests in southwestern [[Corundy]].]] ...]] are also found within Tiomairy as well as the [[Arathracian Sanctuary]] of [[Erahusa]].
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• Memnosian Sea
  [[File:MapLocatorMemnosianSea.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map of the Memnosian Sea]] ...lying the waters about the coast of [[Ambrinqua]], especially in the [[Sea of Narshad]].
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• Pre-Gwenyan Peoples of Kalama
  [[File:MapKalamaCityStates.png|thumb|300px|City-States of Ancient Kalaman around 6,100 to 4,400 [[AS]].]] ...[[Dzeke Tribes]] of northeastern Kalama survived until at least the advent of the Midrinksi. The Dzeke Tribes were not Jathya-Dhumi. Some scholars believ
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• Bromba
  ...tnote|This article is about the term for ghetto. For the historic district of [[Gnousikai]], see [[Bromba District (Gnousikai)]].}} ...Ebinóë]]. In medieval [[Gnousikai]], the word 'bromba' meant the district of town where the [[halflings]] and foreigners lived.
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