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|script = Skyrdegan script | |script = Skyrdegan script | ||
|nation = Skyrdagor, Gorjan, Arkjatar, Aksalbor, Karynaktja, Askand, Tulfasysz, Ylvostydh, | |nation = Skyrdagor, Gorjan, Arkjatar, Aksalbor, Karynaktja, Askand, Tulfasysz, Ylvostydh, Qorfurkweo, Lajsmelik, Byrzsysztav, Cselsengeg, Ajverzsiv | ||
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|image = Flag of Skyrdagor.png | |image = Flag of Skyrdagor.png | ||
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==Greater Skyrdagor== | ==Greater Skyrdagor== | ||
[[File:Greater-Skyrdagor.png|thumb|Map of the macroregion of Greater Skyrdagor. | [[File:Greater-Skyrdagor.png|thumb|Map of the macroregion of Greater Skyrdagor. Qorfurkweo is sometimes included as 38% of its population is ethnically Skyrdegan.]] | ||
'''Skyrdagor''' {{IPA|[ɧu͡ɯ˞dɒː˞]}} proper is an archipelago nation, made up of the islands in the Skyrdagor Inner Sea. The central and largest island, ''Tuf Kjegesmeth'' {{IPA|[tup͡f c͡çeːɛ̯ʃmɛθ]}}, is the most populated and the cradle of Skyrdagor civilization. On it lies ''Tol Sakszyv'' {{IPA|[tɔɮ ʃɑksuː]}}, the former imperial capital, the present-day capital of Skyrdagor, and the largest city of Greater Skyrdagor. Almost all islands are divided in two large areas: a narrow northwestern coast, usually cold and windy due to polar winds flowing south and reaching them, and a much more vast southeastern plain where most of each island’s population lie. | '''Skyrdagor''' {{IPA|[ɧu͡ɯ˞dɒː˞]}} proper is an archipelago nation, made up of the islands in the Skyrdagor Inner Sea. The central and largest island, ''Tuf Kjegesmeth'' {{IPA|[tup͡f c͡çeːɛ̯ʃmɛθ]}}, is the most populated and the cradle of Skyrdagor civilization. On it lies ''Tol Sakszyv'' {{IPA|[tɔɮ ʃɑksuː]}}, the former imperial capital, the present-day capital of Skyrdagor, and the largest city of Greater Skyrdagor. Almost all islands are divided in two large areas: a narrow northwestern coast, usually cold and windy due to polar winds flowing south and reaching them, and a much more vast southeastern plain where most of each island’s population lie. | ||