Myryn
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| City and State of Myryn | ||
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| Official language(s) | Myrynese | |
| Demonym | Myrynese | |
| - Adjective | Myrynese | |
| - President | Skatstfuft Zragsyr | |
| - Mayor | Ryldzugd Psylb | |
| - Legislature | Ŋugdzyv bral | |
| Establishment | 8.II.1752 AN
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| Population | 47,928
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The City and State of Myryn (Myrynese: Myrynyv mynasyzdat, /ˈmərnəv ˈmənasəˌzdat/) is a small city state that declared itself totally sovereign from the Green on 8.II.1752 AN, as a way to protect its unique way of life, culture and language.
Name
| Myryn | City and State of Myryn | Comment | |
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| Myrynese | Myryn | Myrynyv mynasyzdat | mynasyzdat is derived from mynas y zdat ("city and state"); the nouns are loanwords, mynas ("city") is from Menelmacari minas, while zdat is taken from Juc stat. |
| Juc | Mârân | Orașul și statul Mârân | Mărăn, Mărîn, Mărân, Mîrăn, Mîrîn, Mîrân, Mârăn, Mârîn, and Mârân are alternate spellings used by different speakers; no major consensus exists on a spelling, but the most widely used spelling is Mârân. |
| Martino | Mirin | Ciudad y Estado de Mirin | Most common pronunciation is mírin but some speakers both say and write Mirín. |
| Taesongese | 미린 | 미린시국 | Mirin sigug |
| 미린市國 | Mirin sigug, but with Jingja form for sigug |
Description
Myryn extends from a working harbour on the southern coast toward gently rolling, forested hills inland. The street pattern is organic and irregular. The inland core is dense and dominated by Lothlarian architecture. Transitional districts mix Lothlarian, Taesongese, Juclandic, and Martino forms.
History
Sovereigns
| Period | Years | Sovereign | Division | Subdivision |
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| 1464 AN–1467 AN | 3 | Akerbjorn | Dromka | |
| 1467 AN–1513 AN | 46 |  Shireroth |
 Lothlaria |
Loralia |
| 1513 AN–1519 AN | 6 |  Green |
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| 1519 AN–1524 AN | 5 |  Taesong |
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| 1524 AN–1541 AN | 17 |  Riponia |
Taesong |
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| 1541 AN–1580 AN | 39 | Green |
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| 1580 AN–1684 AN | 104 |  Juclandia |
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| 1684 AN–1706 AN | 22 | Green |
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| 1706 AN–1736 AN | 30 |  Anahuaco |
Vicario | |
| 1736 AN–1752 AN | 16 | Green |
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| 1752 AN– | 9 | Myryn |
Demographics
The Myrynese people are a mix of native Keltians, Elfinshi, Taesongese, Jucs, and Anahuacanos. Most of the population speak Myrynese, but siginicant minorities speak Juc, Martino, and Taesongese.
