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== Etymology ==
Pax-Draconica is [[Staynish|Staynicised]] portmanteau of the abbreviations for Packilvania (i.e., Pax) and Drakkengard (i.e., Drakk) with a Stayno-Packilvanian locative suffix "-ica" (or "-ika" in Packilvanian). Interestingly, the locative suffix used in the Drakken language isor "-mbiwainka" whichin is normally used for countriesDrakken). The term was first used in a pamphlet published by [[Amhoud I]] during the [[History of Packilvania#Second Packilvanian Civil War|Second Packilvanian Civil War]] that was widely circulated in [[Packilvania]] and [[Drakkengard]] about the importance of their respective unity and devotion to their religion to resist and overcome the [[Packilvanian Communist Party]] and its Drakken colonial government.
 
The term Caliphate is derived from the word Caliph (known in Packilvanian as muKhalif and in Drakken as mwuNkhalivi). The Caliph refers to a temporal ruler who acts as the secular guarantor of the existence of Magisterium of Paxism and Paxism as a whole, and is the temporal figurehead of the Ummah (the community of believers). The term originates from a Middle Packilvanian word ''khalfa'', meaning to gather up and destroy weeds in a garden or field of crops or planted flowers. The term was first used by High Magister of Meker, Xumar Dumaymid, in 1768 in his opinion entitled ''On the Remit of the Temporal and the Spiritual'' (Packilvanian: ''weluBonooniyat aleYastarishme nadine leHivamishme'').
 
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