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Counted as separate entities are also many territories - mostly islands with military bases or scientific stations - across the planet; the most notable of those is the ''Lalla Kehamyutia'' (“High North”), jointly governed with Askand, Skyrdagor, and Brono, which is a large but almost uninhabited territory (as almost two thirds of it are covered by an ice sheet) consisting of the whole part of Eastern Márusúturon north of the 68th parallel north. | Counted as separate entities are also many territories - mostly islands with military bases or scientific stations - across the planet; the most notable of those is the ''Lalla Kehamyutia'' (“High North”), jointly governed with Askand, Skyrdagor, and Brono, which is a large but almost uninhabited territory (as almost two thirds of it are covered by an ice sheet) consisting of the whole part of Eastern Márusúturon north of the 68th parallel north. | ||
Capital of the Inquisition is the holy city of the Yunyalīlta, ''[[Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition/Līlasuṃghāṇa|Līlasuṃghāṇa]]'', in the southern part of the Great Chlouvānem Plains. | Capital of the Inquisition is the holy city of the [[Verse:Yunyalīlta|Yunyalīlta]], ''[[Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition/Līlasuṃghāṇa|Līlasuṃghāṇa]]'', in the southern part of the Great Chlouvānem Plains. | ||
While the consolidation of the Inquisition as a single state is fairly recent, the Inquisition as a body was formed in the Great Plains at the beginning of the Second Era as a churchlike body run by the Inquisitors (''murkadhānai'', literally “black hands”, due to many early rituals requiring the use of ''lunīla'' berries and their pitch-black unedible juice), the preachers of the Yunyalīlti religion.<br/> | While the consolidation of the Inquisition as a single state is fairly recent, the Inquisition as a body was formed in the Great Plains at the beginning of the Second Era as a churchlike body run by the Inquisitors (''murkadhānai'', literally “black hands”, due to many early rituals requiring the use of ''lunīla'' berries and their pitch-black unedible juice), the preachers of the Yunyalīlti religion.<br/> | ||