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The name "Tennyn" means dragon in Arboric, a reference to the long occupation by Jingdao. A Jing-styled dragon is depicted on the flag of the subah. | The name "Tennyn" means dragon in Arboric, a reference to the long occupation by Jingdao. A Jing-styled dragon is depicted on the flag of the subah. | ||
== Detailed map == | |||
[[Image:Tennyn detailed map.png|thumb|left|Detailed map of Tennyn, click to enlarge]]{{clear|left}} | |||
{{Çakaristan nav}} | {{Çakaristan nav}} | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 8 March 2026
| Tennyn تنين | |||
| Subah of Çakaristan | |||
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| Subdivision | Subah | ||
| Capital | Hisn Mahmud | ||
| Largest cities | Hisn Mahmud | ||
| Area | 28,368 km2 | ||
| Population | 88,492 census of 1740 | ||
| Subahdar | |||
| Legislature | |||
| Languages | Arboric | ||
| Time Zone | CMT+1:30 | ||
| Driving side | right | ||
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Tennyn (Arboric: تنين) is a subah of Çakaristan, located on the eponymous island. It was part of Kendall Khanate until 1715 AN; during the Great Apollonian Empire, the island was already its own subdivision under the name of its capital, Hisn Mahmud.
Etymology
The name "Tennyn" means dragon in Arboric, a reference to the long occupation by Jingdao. A Jing-styled dragon is depicted on the flag of the subah.
Detailed map
