Northern trade network - Revision history

Twiggy at 07:08, 14 July 2025

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	==The Thule==		==The Thule==
	In Summer 381YE, in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the [[Thule]] orcs of [[Otkodov]], a new partner [[Construct_a_road_connecting_the_Thule_to_the_Torfast_Trading_Post\|joined]] the Northern Trade Network bringing valuable crystal mana to the markets of the northern Empire. This crystal mana, of course, remains available only while the Empire remains at peace with the [[Thule]]. Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade ~~direclty~~ with human citizens of the Empire.		In Summer 381YE, in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the [[Thule]] orcs of [[Otkodov]], a new partner [[Construct_a_road_connecting_the_Thule_to_the_Torfast_Trading_Post\|joined]] the Northern Trade Network bringing valuable crystal mana to the markets of the northern Empire. This crystal mana, of course, remains available only while the Empire remains at peace with the [[Thule]]. Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade directly with human citizens of the Empire.

	Following the [[Construct Temeschwar Otkodov Mana Exchange\|construction]] of the [[Keeper of the Tome\|Temeschwar-Otkodov Mana Exchange]] far more traders from Otkodov are making the trip to Temeschwar to sell their wares instead. This saw a decline in the amount of mana being traded at the other trading houses.		Following the [[Construct Temeschwar Otkodov Mana Exchange\|construction]] of the [[Keeper of the Tome\|Temeschwar-Otkodov Mana Exchange]] far more traders from Otkodov are making the trip to Temeschwar to sell their wares instead. This saw a decline in the amount of mana being traded at the other trading houses.

Hailmur: /* The Network */

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The Network

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	Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.		Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.
	==The Network==		==The Network==
	The first four ministries were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the ~~mountainus~~ territory of Skarsind.		The first four ministries were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the mountainous territory of Skarsind.

	The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[~~navarr~~]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting ~~Dragonbone~~, ~~Orichalcum~~, and ~~Green Iron~~. The Wayhouse at Treji exports ~~Dragonbone~~, ~~Ambergelt~~, and medicinal herbs; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide ~~Green Iron~~, ~~Weltsilver~~, and ~~Beggar~~'s ~~Lye~~ to the network.		The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[Navarr]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting dragonbone, orichalcum, and green iron. The Wayhouse at Treji exports dragonbone, ambergelt, and medicinal [[herb\|herbs]]; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide green iron, weltsilver, and beggar's lye to the network.

	In return, the merchants of each city are able to acquire raw materials and herbs produced in the other three territories, although with significantly less versatility than the Imperial Orc bonesetter enjoys.		In return, the merchants of each city are able to acquire raw materials and herbs produced in the other three territories, although with significantly less versatility than the Imperial Orc bonesetter enjoys.

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The Thule

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	==The Thule==		==The Thule==
	In Summer 381YE, in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the [[Thule]] orcs of [[Otkodov]], a new partner [[Construct_a_road_connecting_the_Thule_to_the_Torfast_Trading_Post\|joined]] the Northern Trade Network bringing valuable crystal mana to the markets of the northern Empire. This crystal mana, of course, remains available only while the Empire remains at peace with the [[Thule]].		In Summer 381YE, in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the [[Thule]] orcs of [[Otkodov]], a new partner [[Construct_a_road_connecting_the_Thule_to_the_Torfast_Trading_Post\|joined]] the Northern Trade Network bringing valuable crystal mana to the markets of the northern Empire. This crystal mana, of course, remains available only while the Empire remains at peace with the [[Thule]]. Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.

			Following the [[Construct Temeschwar Otkodov Mana Exchange\|construction]] of the [[Keeper of the Tome\|Temeschwar-Otkodov Mana Exchange]] far more traders from Otkodov are making the trip to Temeschwar to sell their wares instead. This saw a decline in the amount of mana being traded at the other trading houses.

	Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.
	==Kalpaheim==		==Kalpaheim==
	Shortly before the Summer Solstice 383YE, the trade network was further expanded by the [[Construct_Kalpaheim_Tradehall\|addition]] of [[Kalpaheim_Tradeholder\|Kalpaheim Tradehall]] in the [[Wintermark]] city of [[Hahnmark#Kalpaheim\|Kalpaheim]].		Shortly before the Summer Solstice 383YE, the trade network was further expanded by the [[Construct_Kalpaheim_Tradehall\|addition]] of [[Kalpaheim_Tradeholder\|Kalpaheim Tradehall]] in the [[Wintermark]] city of [[Hahnmark#Kalpaheim\|Kalpaheim]].

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Established in 380YE, the Northern trade network is a series of routes favoured by merchants that pass through the trade hub of [[Skarsind#Southpine\|Torfast]] in the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial orc]] [[territory]] of [[Skarsind]]. The network was established (or perhaps more properly, re-established) in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the influx of Imperial Orcs into Skarsind, the so-called [[The_worth_of_a_life#Crossroads_of_the_North\|crossroads of the north]].		Established in 380YE, the Northern trade network is a series of routes favoured by merchants that pass through the trade hub of [[Skarsind#Southpine\|Torfast]] in the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial orc]] [[territory]] of [[Skarsind]]. The network was established (or perhaps more properly, re-established) in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the influx of Imperial Orcs into Skarsind, the so-called [[The_worth_of_a_life#Crossroads_of_the_North\|crossroads of the north]]. The network consists (currently) of five individual [[ministry\|ministries]], one in each nation. They are:

	The network consists (currently) of five [[ministry\|ministries]].
	* [[Bonesetter of Torfast Trading Post\|Torfast Trading Post]] in [[Skarsind]]		* [[Bonesetter of Torfast Trading Post\|Torfast Trading Post]] in [[Skarsind]]
	* [[Broker of Treji Wayhouse\|Treji Wayhouse]] in [[Hercynia]]		* [[Broker of Treji Wayhouse\|Treji Wayhouse]] in [[Hercynia]]
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	* [[Kalpaheim Tradeholder]] in [[Hahnmark]]		* [[Kalpaheim Tradeholder]] in [[Hahnmark]]
	Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.		Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.

	==The Network==		==The Network==
	The first four ~~minstries~~ were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the mountainus territory of Skarsind.		The first four ministries were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the mountainus territory of Skarsind.

	The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[navarr]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting Dragonbone, Orichalcum, and Green Iron. The Wayhouse at Treji exports Dragonbone, Ambergelt, and medicinal herbs; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide Green Iron, Weltsilver, and Beggar's Lye to the network.		The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[navarr]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting Dragonbone, Orichalcum, and Green Iron. The Wayhouse at Treji exports Dragonbone, Ambergelt, and medicinal herbs; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide Green Iron, Weltsilver, and Beggar's Lye to the network.
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	The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, Trademaster, and Tradeholder would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.		The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, Trademaster, and Tradeholder would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.

	Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, the activities of dreadful heralds in the [[Temeschwar#Metri\|forests of Metri]] threatened to sever [[Temeschwar]] from the network, leading to [[Don%27t_blame_me#Broken_Hospitality\|instability along the trade routes]].		Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, the activities of dreadful heralds in the [[Temeschwar#Metri\|forests of Metri]] threatened to sever [[Temeschwar]] from the network, leading to [[Don%27t_blame_me#Broken_Hospitality\|instability along the trade routes]]. Fortunately a combination of virtuous action and the intervention of the [[Rod and Shield]] [[Conclave order]] brought the disruption to an abrupt end by driving the supernatural malefactors out of the forests, smoothing the passage of trade once more.

	~~==Expanding~~ the ~~Network==~~
	~~It might theoretically be possible~~ to ~~expand~~ the ~~network further~~, ~~taking more advantage of Torfast's position in~~ the ~~middle~~ of ~~the north~~.

	[[Category:Imperial Orcs]]		[[Category:Imperial Orcs]]
	[[Category:Varushka]]		[[Category:Varushka]]

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	==Threats to the Network==		==Threats to the Network==
	The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, Trademaster, and Tradeholder would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.		The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, Trademaster, and Tradeholder would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.

			Following the Autumn Equinox 384YE, the activities of dreadful heralds in the [[Temeschwar#Metri\|forests of Metri]] threatened to sever [[Temeschwar]] from the network, leading to [[Don%27t_blame_me#Broken_Hospitality\|instability along the trade routes]].

	==Expanding the Network==		==Expanding the Network==

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	Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.		Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.
	==Kalpaheim==		==Kalpaheim==
	Shortly before the Summer Solstice 383YE, the trade network was further expanded by the [[Construct_Kalpaheim_Tradehall\|addition]] of [Kalpaheim_Tradeholder\|Kalpaheim Tradehall]] in the [[Wintermark]] city of [[Kalpaheim]].		Shortly before the Summer Solstice 383YE, the trade network was further expanded by the [[Construct_Kalpaheim_Tradehall\|addition]] of [[Kalpaheim_Tradeholder\|Kalpaheim Tradehall]] in the [[Wintermark]] city of [[Hahnmark#Kalpaheim\|Kalpaheim]].

	==Threats to the Network==		==Threats to the Network==

Rafferty: /* The Network */

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The Network

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	==The Network==		==The Network==
	The four minstries were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the mountainus territory of Skarsind.		The first four minstries were established over the course of 380YE. In each case, they involved the establishment of offices in one of the four territories in a region known for its trade. The establishment also involved ensuring the roads between the towns were protected, and encouraging merchants to make use of them. In each case, the trading offices in the Glen of Shadows, in Duzekani, and in Hanuri serve as subsidiary trade hubs - key locations through which merchants from the western, eastern, and southern Empire pass on their way to the mountainus territory of Skarsind.

	The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[navarr]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting Dragonbone, Orichalcum, and Green Iron. The Wayhouse at Treji exports Dragonbone, Ambergelt, and medicinal herbs; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide Green Iron, Weltsilver, and Beggar's Lye to the network.		The central trading office in Torfast is perhaps the most lucrative of the four - providing resources from the [[navarr]], [[the League\|League]], and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] territories and exporting Dragonbone, Orichalcum, and Green Iron. The Wayhouse at Treji exports Dragonbone, Ambergelt, and medicinal herbs; the mercantile offices in Delev export the bounty of the Varushkan forests; and the League offices in Temeschwar city provide Green Iron, Weltsilver, and Beggar's Lye to the network.

Rafferty at 15:31, 20 March 2022

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	Established in 380YE, the Northern trade network is a series of routes favoured by merchants that pass through the trade hub of [[Skarsind#Southpine\|Torfast]] in the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial orc]] [[territory]] of [[Skarsind]]. The network was established (or perhaps more properly, re-established) in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the influx of Imperial Orcs into Skarsind, the so-called [[The_worth_of_a_life#Crossroads_of_the_North\|crossroads of the north]].		Established in 380YE, the Northern trade network is a series of routes favoured by merchants that pass through the trade hub of [[Skarsind#Southpine\|Torfast]] in the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial orc]] [[territory]] of [[Skarsind]]. The network was established (or perhaps more properly, re-established) in response to an [[opportunity]] offered by the influx of Imperial Orcs into Skarsind, the so-called [[The_worth_of_a_life#Crossroads_of_the_North\|crossroads of the north]].

	The network consists (currently) of ~~four~~ [[ministry\|ministries]].		The network consists (currently) of five [[ministry\|ministries]].
	* [[Bonesetter of Torfast Trading Post\|Torfast Trading Post]] in [[Skarsind]]		* [[Bonesetter of Torfast Trading Post\|Torfast Trading Post]] in [[Skarsind]]
	* [[Broker of Treji Wayhouse\|Treji Wayhouse]] in [[Hercynia]]		* [[Broker of Treji Wayhouse\|Treji Wayhouse]] in [[Hercynia]]
	* [[Overseer of the Westward Road\|Delev Market]] in [[Karov]]		* [[Overseer of the Westward Road\|Delev Market]] in [[Karov]]
	* [[Northbound Trademaster\|Northbound Trade]] in [[Temeschwar]]		* [[Northbound Trademaster\|Northbound Trade]] in [[Temeschwar]]
			* [[Kalpaheim Tradeholder]] in [[Hahnmark]]
	Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.		Each of the ministries allows the citizen responsible for overseeing their operations to purchase certain trade goods at bargain prices.

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	Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.		Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.
			==Kalpaheim==
			Shortly before the Summer Solstice 383YE, the trade network was further expanded by the [[Construct_Kalpaheim_Tradehall\|addition]] of [Kalpaheim_Tradeholder\|Kalpaheim Tradehall]] in the [[Wintermark]] city of [[Kalpaheim]].

	==Threats to the Network==		==Threats to the Network==
	The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the ~~four~~ nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, and ~~Trademaster~~ would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.		The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, Trademaster, and Tradeholder would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.

	==Expanding the Network==		==Expanding the Network==
	It might be possible to expand the network further, taking more advantage of Torfast's position in the middle of the north. A route from [[Hahnmark#Kalpaheim\|Kalpaheim]] to Skarsind might be opened, although how lucrative this would prove is hard to say as the people of [[Wintermark]] already have extensive links with both [[Hercynia]] and [[Temeschwar]].		It might theoretically be possible to expand the network further, taking more advantage of Torfast's position in the middle of the north.

	[[Category:Imperial Orcs]]		[[Category:Imperial Orcs]]
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	[[Category:The League]]		[[Category:The League]]
	[[Category:Navarr]]		[[Category:Navarr]]
			[[Category:Wintermark]]
	[[Category:Thule]]		[[Category:Thule]]
	[[Category:Gazetteer]]		[[Category:Gazetteer]]

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	Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.		Orc merchants from the Thule territory of Urdur are not precisely a common sight in Skarsind, Hercynia, Temeschwar, and [[Karov]],but they ''are'' present. They are much more likely to be encountered in Skarsind - the Thule traders seem to prefer to deal with their fellow orcs with only the most adventurous traveling further afield to trade direclty with human citizens of the Empire.

	==Threats of the Network==		==Threats to the Network==
	The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the four nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, and Trademaster would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.		The network relies on merchants being able to move freely along the roads between Torfast and the other three towns. If one of the three routes were compromised, it is likely this would have a negative effect on the goods provided to each of the other merchant offices. It is likely that, in pursuit of their responsibility to encourage trade between the four nations, the Bonesetter, Overseer, Broker, and Trademaster would want to cooperate to efficiently end any threats to the network even if their route were not directly impacted.

GuiltyConscience at 11:23, 26 June 2019

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	[[Category:Navarr]]		[[Category:Navarr]]
	[[Category:Thule]]		[[Category:Thule]]
	[[Category:~~Gazeteer~~]]		[[Category:Gazetteer]]