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• Comuna Macondo, DC
  | language = Castellanese, Altazorian '''Comuna Macondo''' (''[[Castellanese]]'' combined with ''[[Altazorian]]'', by convention not translated, but ''[[Ingerish]]'' meaning is "Commune
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• Nuevo Lidgate, DC
  ...e]], [[Ingerish language|Ingerish]] ''New Lydgate'', [[Altazorian language|Altazorian]] ''Palu Lidigati'') is a town in the [[Ardispheric Federation|Ardispherian === Altazorian Period ===
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• Nudaesi, CC
  ...ties of several native language communities (including Caruque, Lonica and Altazorian) as well as a large Castellanese-speaking community. It is quite famous for ...n later, having resisted the Albalongans, fell to the Altazorians, and the Altazorian name is still Caruque. When the Castellanese came it was re-christened Sant
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• Comuna Cualahualú, DC
  | language = Castellanese, Ingerish, Altazorian, Darcodian, Vizcayan '''Comuna Cualahualú''' (''[[Castellanese]]'' combined with ''[[Altazorian]]'', by convention not translated, but ''[[Ingerish]]'' meaning is "Commune
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• Aqueruña, DC
  '''Aqueruña''' ([[Castellanese language|Castellanese]], possibly Altazorian in origin) is a town in the [[Ardispheric Federation|Ardispherian]] federal === Altazorian Period ===
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• Minas de Tigreblanco, DL
  ...gerish language|Ingerish]] ''Mines of Tiger White'', [[Altazorian language|Altazorian]] ''Man Juria'') is a town in the [[Ardispheric Federation|Ardispherian]] f ...convert to Catholicism in 1500s who has the distinction of being the only Altazorian saint, San Julián. According to legend, among other miracles, Tigreblanco
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• Mahhalians (Ethnic Group)
  ..., Jessitim|Soa Kogyra]]), who after doing anthropological work among the [[Altazorian]] people in the [[Ardispheric Federation]], presented this theory in the 19
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• Comuna Peligro-Volquete, DC
  | language = Castellanese, Mahhalian, Gohangukian '''Comuna Peligro-Volquete''' (''[[Castellanese]]'' combined with ''[[Altazorian]]'', by convention not translated, but ''[[Ingerish]]'' meaning is "Danger-
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• Portal:Ardisphere/FeaturedPlace
  ...ties of several native language communities (including Caruque, Lonica and Altazorian) as well as a large Castellanese-speaking community. It is quite famous for ...:left;" | '''Aqueruña''' ([[Castellanese language|Castellanese]], possibly Altazorian in origin) is a town in the [[Ardispheric Federation|Ardispherian]] federal
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• Comuna de Minas, DL
  | language = Castellanese, Altazorian, Gohangukian, Darcodian
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• Comuna Constitución, DC
  | language = Castellanese, Gohangukian, Ingerish, Darcodian, Altazorian, Gaelish
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• Huambara, DS
  }}'''Huambara''' (''[[Altazorian]]'', full name "San Luís de Huambara", ''[[Ingerish]]'' "Saint Louis of Hu ...mbara derives from the [[Altazorian language]] or the related [[Albalongan language]], and means "group of acacia trees". During the colonial period the place
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• Karolians in the Ardisphere
  ...Peoples|Ardispherian natives]] ([[Albalongan Civilization|Albalongans]], [[Altazorian Civilization|Altazorians]] and others) had already been cultivating in the ...alluvial plains upstream. The modern name "Au" is just a corruption, under Altazorian influence, of the Románš word "rau," meaning "river." Thus "Rio Au" reall
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• Ruífono
  ..., Gohangukian, Ingerish, Franquese, Bofobundan, Karolian Romans, Vizcayan, Altazorian and Mahhalian. ...niview Global Network|OGNNews]] for their expanding international Ingerish-language news service. A Ruífono spokesperson seemed to indicate that the outlet wo
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• Espartero Yun
  ...here when he was 7 years old, in 1806, and he even attended a Castellanese-language school for a time before quitting school to work in his mother's dry-goods ...eral meters, thus when he laid out his city on the remains of an abandoned Altazorian settlement, several kilometers west of the colonial village of Iglesia Blan
  6 KB (867 words) - 17:34, 7 January 2019
• Departamento de Páramos (DP)
  | language = Castellanese, Lonica, Gohangukian, Altazorian, Sathrian
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• Ardispherian First Peoples - Languages
  ...artamento Libertad. The evidence of a Lonica-related substrate to northern Altazorian is particularly strong. ...rganized based on philological and diachronic analysis to belong to 4 main language families plus one isolate. The grouping is as follows:
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• Departamento Libertad (DL)
  | language = Castellanese, Altazorian, Lonica, Gohangukian, Vizcayan, Darcodian ...lies to the south) in 1947. It was done in an effort to provide the native Altazorian population, concentrated in the region, a stronger political voice and grea
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• Portal:Ardisphere/FeaturedArticle
  ...pfire tales. The custom itself, however, is probably based on a much older Altazorian tradition that was adopted by the original Ingerish, Karolian and Castellan ...e Gohangukian immigrant, Che Quim ("Quim" is a 19th century [[Castellanese language|Castellanese]] spelling of the common Gohangukian surname Kim), down on his
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• Portal:Ardisphere/FeaturedPerson
  ...st to write primarily in the [[Gohangukian language|Gohangukian]] minority language. His great work, ''고독한 가곡 108회'' ([godokhan gagok baekpalhoe], ...lages including noncombatant elderly and children, Gutiérrez wore down the Altazorian rebels until their spirit was broken.
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