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'''Tumhan''' or the '''Republic of Tumhan''' (English: ''toom-HAHN'' or ''toom-HAN''; [[Windermere]]: ''fi Bintălisral Tumhan''; [[Netagin]]: ''ne Vyračeg Tumhan'') is a country in [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond|Bjeheond]]. It's sometimes colloquially referred to as ''fi Tsărir Scuay Șir'' (the Great Gray East) in Windermere, alluding to its usually cloudy climate. | '''Tumhan''' or the '''Republic of Tumhan''' (English: ''toom-HAHN'' or ''toom-HAN''; [[Windermere]]: ''fi Bintălisral Tumhan''; [[Netagin]]: ''ne Vyračeg Tumhan'', ''tuMHaN'' in Netagin means 'the splitting place', alluding to the volcanic geography of Tumhan) is a country in [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond|Bjeheond]]. It's sometimes colloquially referred to as ''fi Tsărir Scuay Șir'' (the Great Gray East) in Windermere, alluding to its usually cloudy climate. | ||
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Revision as of 05:38, 16 October 2021
Tumhan or the Republic of Tumhan (English: toom-HAHN or toom-HAN; Windermere: fi Bintălisral Tumhan; Netagin: ne Vyračeg Tumhan, tuMHaN in Netagin means 'the splitting place', alluding to the volcanic geography of Tumhan) is a country in Bjeheond. It's sometimes colloquially referred to as fi Tsărir Scuay Șir (the Great Gray East) in Windermere, alluding to its usually cloudy climate.
Todo
Change Hlou names to Netagin ones
Should Tumhan be tuMHaN or TuMHan?
Provinces
- Fincreaș
- Năthoch Mies
- Ir Păchnay Sămtsay
History
A "singing revolution"?
Languages
The two official languages of Tumhan are Netagin and Windermere. Schong is also widely spoken.
Geography
Cities
Education
The Polytechnic Institute of Fincreaș is one of the leading universities in the Windermere speaking world; it follows the Naquian art-centric curriculum.
Culture
Music
Ethnic music
See Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond/Music
Art
Tumhan is the birthplace of Impressionism in Tricin.
Famous Tumhanians
Note: Tumhanians are referred to by their given names.
- Chnalaw lus Malăch - Netagin mathematician?
- Coască tar Diheșo - Netagin author and poet
- Eytan tar Silo - inventor; developed hydrogen-powered vehicles
- Săbur hef Inthar - Naquophile, polymath and friend of Etsoj Jopah; founder of the Polytechnic Institute of Fincreaș
- Inthar Fichieș - President of Tumhan
- Mangfeas tar Găfen - lawmaker