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 Other older settlements later integrated in the main area of the city are found everywhere in the eparchy; quite noticeable, ancient, and near the central area, are the former lakeside village of Kānuṣāṭham (part of Lūṣyambādhi sector, northeast of the Inquisitorial Palace) and the "village of Huneidauṣa", today only a small, pedestrian area in the center of the eponymous sector, southeast of the Inquisitorial Palace. Such villages were often founded after the city itself, as farming settlements in the swamp that was being drained in order to support further growth of the city.
-Līlasuṃghāṇa, the lower Lānamilūki valley, and most of the territories around Lake Lūlunīkam were the only areas in the Chlouvānem world to be continuously ruled directly by the Inquisition before the Consolidation; its status as a holy city ensured its neutrality in the broader Yunyalīlti world, where the Great Inquisitor had a major influence over the politics of most countries.
+Līlasuṃghāṇa, the lower Lanamilūki valley, and most of the territories around Lake Lūlunīkam were the only areas in the Chlouvānem world to be continuously ruled directly by the Inquisition before the Consolidation; its status as a holy city ensured its neutrality in the broader Yunyalīlti world, where the Great Inquisitor had a major influence over the politics of most countries.
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