Agatean Empire - Revision history

JDspeeder1 at 23:29, 1 June 2017

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	The political entity that rules over the entire [[Counterweight ~~continent~~]], and also once used to have heavy influence on foreign countries as powerful as [[Ankh-Morpork]], until the Agatean government lost interest in all places foreign and, in order to keep citizens happily toiling away within the walls of the Empire, told the citizens that all foreign lands were barren wastelands with howling ghosts.		The political entity that rules over the entire [[Counterweight Continent]], and also once used to have heavy influence on foreign countries as powerful as [[Ankh-Morpork]], until the Agatean government lost interest in all places foreign and, in order to keep citizens happily toiling away within the walls of the Empire, told the citizens that all foreign lands were barren wastelands with howling ghosts.

	Gold is common on the Counterweight ~~continent~~, and deemed less valuable by Agateans than as regarded by foreigners. Once upon the time, the Agateans were more technologically advanced: [[iconograph]], spectacles, dentures, and so on. These devices were soon copied by foreigners when [[Twoflower]] the tourist went out into the world, and speedily evolved in the hands of the [[Wizard's magic\|wizards]], artificers, [[Alchemists' Guild\|alchemists]] etc. in [[Ankh-Morpork]]. [[CMOT Dibbler\|Some Agateans]] think that foreigners are flesh-and-blood humans who might have some money to buy some Agatean products, but tend to think that foreigners have nothing and therefore everything is worth selling: silk (which Ankh-Morpork in fact buys from [[Klatch_(continent)\|Klatch]]) or tea which is bought from [[Howondaland]] etc.		Gold is common on the Counterweight Continent, and deemed less valuable by Agateans than as regarded by foreigners. Once upon the time, the Agateans were more technologically advanced: [[iconograph]]s, spectacles, dentures, and so on. These devices were soon copied by foreigners when [[Twoflower]] the tourist went out into the world, and speedily evolved in the hands of the [[Wizard's magic\|wizards]], artificers, [[Alchemists' Guild\|alchemists]] etc. in [[Ankh-Morpork]]. [[CMOT Dibbler\|Some Agateans]] think that foreigners are flesh-and-blood humans who might have some money to buy some Agatean products, but tend to think that foreigners have nothing and therefore everything is worth selling: silk (which Ankh-Morpork in fact buys from [[Klatch_(continent)\|Klatch]]) or tea which is bought from [[Howondaland]] etc.

	The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.		The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.
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	===Noble Families of the Agatean Empire===		===Noble Families of the Agatean Empire===

	*[[Hongs]]		*[[Hongs]]
	*[[Sungs]]		*[[Sungs]]
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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==
	Its huge size, the horseman-baiting wall around it, its former political and scientific prominence followed by centuries of introverted stagnation and feuding warlords, followed in turn by the formation of a people's republic - not to mention ~~its~~ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terracotta_Army its flowerpot soldiers] - make it obvious which [[Roundworld]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China country the Agatean Empire is a parody of]. Other small references to East Asian culture make it a vague portmanteau of the region in general, although cameo references to places such as [[Grimchi]] and [[Bhangbhangduc]] have helped to separate it out some.		Its huge size, the horseman-baiting wall around it, its former political and scientific prominence followed by centuries of introverted stagnation and feuding warlords, followed in turn by the formation of a people's republic - not to mention [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terracotta_Army its flowerpot soldiers] - make it obvious which [[Roundworld]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China country the Agatean Empire is a parody of]. Other small references to East Asian culture make it a vague portmanteau of the region in general, although cameo references to places such as [[Grimchi]] and [[Bhangbhangduc]] have helped to separate it out some.





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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==
	~~Like several other~~ [[~~Discworld (world)\|Discworld~~]] ~~countries and~~/~~or geographical regions,~~ the Agatean Empire ~~bears some resemblance to countries in our world~~. ~~The most obvious~~ references ~~that come~~ to ~~mind are China and Japan. Other writings add~~ cameo references to [[Grimchi~~\|Korea~~]] and to [[Bhangbhangduc~~\|Thailand~~]]~~. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}}~~ have ~~a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear~~ to ~~be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/Japanese pot, like "Pan-Asian" fusion cooking~~.		Its huge size, the horseman-baiting wall around it, its former political and scientific prominence followed by centuries of introverted stagnation and feuding warlords, followed in turn by the formation of a people's republic - not to mention its [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terracotta_Army its flowerpot soldiers] - make it obvious which [[Roundworld]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China country the Agatean Empire is a parody of]. Other small references to East Asian culture make it a vague portmanteau of the region in general, although cameo references to places such as [[Grimchi]] and [[Bhangbhangduc]] have helped to separate it out some.


	''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...

AgProv: one of those mninor little one-letter corectinos that mkae all the differnece

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one of those mninor little one-letter corectinos that mkae all the differnece

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	The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.		The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.

	When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are clarified in {{CDA}}. ~~apparently~~ the Revolution succeeded and there is no longer an Emperor. The country is now The [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea]], headed by the Chairman of the People's Committee.		When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are clarified in {{CDA}}. Apparently the Revolution succeeded and there is no longer an Emperor. The country is now The [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea]], headed by the Chairman of the People's Committee.

	[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.		[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.

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	~~{{spoilersfor\|''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]'', ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''}}~~
	The political entity that rules over the entire [[Counterweight continent]], and also once used to have heavy influence on foreign countries as powerful as [[Ankh-Morpork]], until the Agatean government lost interest in all places foreign and, in order to keep citizens happily toiling away within the walls of the Empire, told the citizens that all foreign lands were barren wastelands with howling ghosts.		The political entity that rules over the entire [[Counterweight continent]], and also once used to have heavy influence on foreign countries as powerful as [[Ankh-Morpork]], until the Agatean government lost interest in all places foreign and, in order to keep citizens happily toiling away within the walls of the Empire, told the citizens that all foreign lands were barren wastelands with howling ghosts.

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	The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.		The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.

	When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are clarified in {{CDA}}. apparently the Revolution succeeded and there is no longer an Emperor. The country is now The [[People's ~~Beneficient~~ Republic of Agatea]], headed by the Chairman of the People's Committee.		When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are clarified in {{CDA}}. apparently the Revolution succeeded and there is no longer an Emperor. The country is now The [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea]], headed by the Chairman of the People's Committee.

	[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.		[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.
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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==
	Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some ~~resemblence~~ to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan. Other writings add cameo references to [[Grimchi\|Korea]] and to [[Bhangbhangduc\|Thailand]]. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}} have a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear to be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/Japanese pot, like "Pan-Asian" fusion cooking.		Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some resemblance to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan. Other writings add cameo references to [[Grimchi\|Korea]] and to [[Bhangbhangduc\|Thailand]]. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}} have a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear to be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/Japanese pot, like "Pan-Asian" fusion cooking.

	''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...		''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...

AgProv: Expanding with information from the Atlas

2016-07-27T22:02:11Z

Expanding with information from the Atlas

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	The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.		The Agateans do not understand how much power can be derived from their gold. The Agatean government had once wielded huge naval fleets, but had ceased contact with the other countries and therefore its influence was diminished. The Agatean Empire, then, is an agricultural country with no exports and no influences on world politics except when a foreign ruler remembers the fear that they once regarded the Empire with. The Empire has turned its forces inward, having a formal and showy civil war between feudal lords every time that an Emperor needs to be selected, and oppressing revolutionaries who talk about the sort of freedom found in the outside world. The Agatean Empire has become one of the sources of the refugee sort of immigrants who arrive in Ankh-Morpork.

	When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are ~~not yet clear~~.		When the Discworld chronicles began, the Agatean Empire was ruled by an idealistic and possibly more open-minded boy Emperor (see ''[[Book:The Colour of Magic\|The Colour of Magic]]''), who was clever enough to turn a Grand Vizier's murder scheme against himself (see ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''). The boy Emperor was likely subsequently, successfully murdered, as the Empire was ruled by a whimsical old man and again oppressive when a [[Silver Horde\|certain group]] of [[barbarian heroes]] invaded (see ''[[Book:Interesting Times\|Interesting Times]]''). After the barbarian heroes successfully seized the throne, diplomatic relations were re-established, and embassies of, for example, [[Ankh-Morpork]], were settled in the capital city [[Hunghung]]. The barbarian-minded new Emperor subsequently deserted the throne and went on yet another quest (see ''[[Book:The Last Hero\|The Last Hero]]''), and the subsequent political arrangements within the Empire are clarified in {{CDA}}. apparently the Revolution succeeded and there is no longer an Emperor. The country is now The [[People's Beneficient Republic of Agatea]], headed by the Chairman of the People's Committee.

	[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.		[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.

AgProv: /* Annotations */ tidying

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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==
	Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some resemblence to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan. Other writings add cameo references to [[Grimchi\|Korea]] and to [[~~BangBangDuc~~\|Thailand]]. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}} have a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear to be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/~~Japanes~~ pot, like fusion cooking.		Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some resemblence to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan. Other writings add cameo references to [[Grimchi\|Korea]] and to [[Bhangbhangduc\|Thailand]]. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}} have a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear to be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/Japanese pot, like "Pan-Asian" fusion cooking.

	''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...		''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...

AgProv: /* Annotations */

2016-07-27T21:56:23Z

Annotations

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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==
	Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some resemblence to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan.		Like several other [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]] countries and/or geographical regions, the Agatean Empire bears some resemblence to countries in our world. The most obvious references that come to mind are China and Japan. Other writings add cameo references to [[Grimchi\|Korea]] and to [[BangBangDuc\|Thailand]]. The horsed barbarians referenced as forming Hordes on the other side of the Great Wall and who are briefly encountered in {{TLF}} have a distinct Mongol aura about them. Agatea would appear to be a portmanteau Far East taken up to eleven with everything thrown into a Chinese/Japanes pot, like fusion cooking.

	''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...		''Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities''... I worked with some native Chinese people for a while, and learnt that people from mainland China looked upon those from the Western island colonies of Hong Kong and Macao as being just a little bit odd and strange. For a long time, both HK and Macao were seaports allowing China a window on the world when the rest of the country was shut-in and closed...

Old Dickens at 00:38, 27 November 2013

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	~~[[de:Achatenes Reich]]~~

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			[[de:Achatenes Reich]]

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Noble Families

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	[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.		[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.

	===Noble Families===		===Noble Families of the Agatean Empire===

	*[[Hongs]]		*[[Hongs]]
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	*[[Tangs]]		*[[Tangs]]
	*[[McSweeneys]]		*[[McSweeneys]]


	==Annotations==		==Annotations==

Dromandkass at 23:45, 24 January 2013

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	[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.		[[Bes Pelargic]] is a seaport in a remote corner of the Agatean Empire. Being from Bes Pelargic is a good excuse for eccentricities.

			===Noble Families===

			*[[Hongs]]
			*[[Sungs]]
			*[[Fangs]]
			*[[Tangs]]
			*[[McSweeneys]]


	==Annotations==		==Annotations==