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== History == |
== History == |
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The first documented records of Kalikhan |
The first documented records of Kalikhan are of a small fishing village on the shore of [[Lake Bryłka]], dating to mid-March, 1 [[Crops' calendar|AC]]. The village slowly grew to become a small town by the following year. Not long after its establishment, Kalikhan became part of the [[Triumvirate of Ceyreto]]. However, during the [[Zydel-Ceyreto conflict]], Kalikhan formally renounced its membership in order to avoid further involvement in the war. |
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In 3 AC, Kalikhan started to experience rapid growth in population and size. It merged with two neighboring towns, Amnem and Zhar Dorahl, which became its separately administrated districts. |
In 3 AC, Kalikhan started to experience rapid growth in population and size. It merged with two neighboring towns, Amnem and Zhar Dorahl, which became its separately administrated districts. |
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Revision as of 19:06, 13 June 2023
| Kalikhan | ||
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| Status | City-state | |
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| • Type | Constitutional monarchy | |
| • Monarch | Konstantyn Winogradoff | |
| Population | ||
| • Total | 46 | |
Kalikhan is an independent city-state on the western coast of Kuthara. It consists of the districts of Kalikhan, Amnem, Zhar Dorahl and Westpoint Co. and has a total population of 46.
History
The first documented records of Kalikhan are of a small fishing village on the shore of Lake Bryłka, dating to mid-March, 1 AC. The village slowly grew to become a small town by the following year. Not long after its establishment, Kalikhan became part of the Triumvirate of Ceyreto. However, during the Zydel-Ceyreto conflict, Kalikhan formally renounced its membership in order to avoid further involvement in the war.
In 3 AC, Kalikhan started to experience rapid growth in population and size. It merged with two neighboring towns, Amnem and Zhar Dorahl, which became its separately administrated districts.