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[[File:MapCorundyCulturalRegions.jpg|thumb|300px|The Thuvaki Coasts of [[Corundy]] were settled by ancient [[Ithatia]]ns.]] ...e commemorated in celebrations and private practices. The Thuvaki dialects of [[Ithatian Language|Ithatian]] are spoken there.

...s.jpg|thumb|300px|Aracusia is the largest of the six cultural regions of [[Corundy]].]] ...other parts of Corundy retained their cultural practice. The inhabitants of Aracusia however adopted the Yophenthean language and today speak [[Corundi

...ghlands and is problematic politically as it includes part of the Republic of Johaulia. ...turalRegions.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The various cultural regions of modern [[Corundy]].]]

...Barathorn]], [[Midrardia]], all of [[Danona]], all of [[Eloaria]], and all of northwestern [[Weshif]] are included. This is sometimes called the 'Greater [[File:GreaterPallathanticRegion_001.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Map of the Greater Pallathantic Region]]

[[File:MapCorundy JMS.png|thumb|left|300px|Map of Corundy, art by Joshua Morley-Smith]] ...was named [[Midretasso]] and, before that, [[Kshandiguh]] which means land of the golden bull.

[[File:MapLocatorPallathanticSea.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map of the Pallathantic Sea]] {{Hatnote|This article deals with the body of water between [[Pytharnia]] and [[Danona]]. For other uses, see [[Pallathan

Diet and Cuisine of Asdaran Cultures {{See also|List of Spirits, Beers, and Wines of Asdar}}

...niaHemispheric.jpg|thumb||200px|Locator Map of Pytharnia in the hemisphere of the Old World]] [[File:MapLocatorPytharnia.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map of Pytharnia within the Greater Pallathantic Region]]