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|align=left |'''Districts''' ||align=left | | |||
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[[File:LighthouseZ.jpg|thumb|left|The Lighthouse of Sheng]] | |||
'''Zhaoqin''' or '''Zealous and Harmonious Atteran Oligarchy of a Quitessentially Irredentist Nature''' is a [[Administrative divisions of Jingdao|province]] of the [[Jingdao|Jingdaoese Empire]]. It's home to the [[Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato]]. It's home to quite a number of ancient towns and cities, like [[Gaelen's Landing]], which attract millions of tourists nationwide. | |||
==Geography== | |||
[[File:Map Zhaoqin.png|centre|600px|thumb|A detailed map of the province and its districts.]] | |||
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[[Category:Province in Jingdao]] | |||
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Zhaoqin or Zealous and Harmonious Atteran Oligarchy of a Quitessentially Irredentist Nature is a province of the Jingdaoese Empire. It's home to the Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato. It's home to quite a number of ancient towns and cities, like Gaelen's Landing, which attract millions of tourists nationwide.
