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Taeland is a region of [[Hamland]] and is represented by Hamland in the [[Commonwealth of Hamland]]. It was previouslymember state of the [[United Commonwealth]] and was one of the original territories of Hamland. It was founded as a region which was known for its nomadic culture. Today Tonaria no longer commands the autonomy it once had and the Tonarians now exist as an ethnic minority mainly surrounding the city of Garrak. | Taeland is a region of [[Hamland]] and is represented by Hamland in the [[Commonwealth of Hamland]]. It was previouslymember state of the [[United Commonwealth]] and was one of the original territories of Hamland. It was founded as a region which was known for its nomadic culture. Today Tonaria no longer commands the autonomy it once had and the Tonarians now exist as an ethnic minority mainly surrounding the city of Garrak. | ||
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| Official language | Tonarian, English, Hammish, Taelandic |
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| Capital | Garrak |
| Largest cities | Garrak |
| Forum | z11.invisionfree.com/hamlandgov |
| Number of citizens | 2 |
| Number of active citizens | 1 |
| Date founded | October 12th 2006 |
| Government | Constitutional Monarchy |
| Current leader | King Lewis |
| Currency | Obol |
| National animal | Snake |
| National fruit/food | Tomato |
| National drink | Burrack Whisky |
Taeland is a region of Hamland and is represented by Hamland in the Commonwealth of Hamland. It was previouslymember state of the United Commonwealth and was one of the original territories of Hamland. It was founded as a region which was known for its nomadic culture. Today Tonaria no longer commands the autonomy it once had and the Tonarians now exist as an ethnic minority mainly surrounding the city of Garrak.
