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*Taswaba|established_event5=First Peasant Uprising|established_date5=617 AD|established_event6=Imperial Esmir|established_date6=955 AD|established_event7= |
*Taswaba|established_event5=First Peasant Uprising|established_date5=617 AD|established_event6=Imperial Esmir|established_date6=955 AD|established_event7=Union State under [[Lapinumbia|Lapinumbian]] rule|established_date7=1700s|established_event8=Independence from [[Lapinumbia]]|established_date8=1890|established_event9=Formation of Republic|established_date9=1945|established_event10=Formation of Socialist Republic|established_date10=1947|established_event11=Formation of Federation|established_date11=1974|established_event12=Technical Revolution|established_date12=1977}} |
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'''Esmir''', officially the '''Esmiran Federation''', is a country in Gondawa that spans across both sides of the Esmiri Strait. Throughout history, modern-day Esmir was occupied by a range of empires with a occasional periods of unification under imperial dynasties. In 1910, the Sara Dynasty united much of modern Esmir’s borders under its control by annexing two of its vassal states. |
'''Esmir''', officially the '''Esmiran Federation''', is a country in Gondawa that spans across both sides of the Esmiri Strait. Throughout history, modern-day Esmir was occupied by a range of empires with a occasional periods of unification under imperial dynasties. In 1910, the Sara Dynasty united much of modern Esmir’s borders under its control by annexing two of its vassal states. |
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