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| − | [[File:MapGoldenIsles.png|thumb|300px|The Golden Isles consist of [[Nymentho]] and [[Erechóreb]], the two largest islands of the [[Pallathantic Sea.]] Their satellite islands, such as [[Erethrob]] are also considered part of the Golden Isles.]] | + | [[File:MapGoldenIsles.png|thumb|300px|The Golden Isles consist of [[Nymentho]] and [[Erechóreb]], the two largest islands of the [[Pallathantic Sea.]] Their satellite islands, such as [[Caphit Island]] and [[Erethrob]] are also considered part of the Golden Isles.]] |
The Golden Isles is a common expression for the largest islands of the [[Pallathantic Sea]], specifically [[Nymentho]], [[Erechóreb]], and [[Erethrob]]. They are so-called after the [[Goldenlings|Goldenling Tribes]] of the [[Moigthe]] that emigrated to them in the third century [[AS]] from western [[Pytharnia]]. The term arose in the late [[Yophenthean Empire]], but did not become widely used until the [[Middle Ages]]. | The Golden Isles is a common expression for the largest islands of the [[Pallathantic Sea]], specifically [[Nymentho]], [[Erechóreb]], and [[Erethrob]]. They are so-called after the [[Goldenlings|Goldenling Tribes]] of the [[Moigthe]] that emigrated to them in the third century [[AS]] from western [[Pytharnia]]. The term arose in the late [[Yophenthean Empire]], but did not become widely used until the [[Middle Ages]]. | ||
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The Golden Isles consist of Nymentho and Erechóreb, the two largest islands of the Pallathantic Sea. Their satellite islands, such as Caphit Island and Erethrob are also considered part of the Golden Isles.
The Golden Isles is a common expression for the largest islands of the Pallathantic Sea, specifically Nymentho, Erechóreb, and Erethrob. They are so-called after the Goldenling Tribes of the Moigthe that emigrated to them in the third century AS from western Pytharnia. The term arose in the late Yophenthean Empire, but did not become widely used until the Middle Ages.
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