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'''Arvidsudde''', often shortened to ''Arvid'' is the capital city of the [[Barbarian Republic]]. The city has great historical value as it was the birthplace of [[Nathaniel]] and the harbour city from which the [[Jingdaoese Empire]] levied a toll on [[Alexandria|Alexandrian]] shipping passing the [[Strait of Barbary]]. The city is located directly on the strait, overlooking the city of [[Naval]] on the other side. | '''Arvidsudde''' ([[Army Crandish]] for "Arvid's headland", named after the city's founder, [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir|Arvid]]), often shortened to ''Arvid'' is the capital city of the [[Barbarian Republic]]. The city has great historical value as it was the birthplace of [[Nathaniel]] and the harbour city from which the [[Jingdaoese Empire]] levied a toll on [[Alexandria|Alexandrian]] shipping passing the [[Strait of Barbary]]. The city is located directly on the strait, overlooking the city of [[Naval]] on the other side. | ||
Founded by [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir]] (Arvid Andelarion) in 1591. | |||
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[[Category:Cities]] | [[Category:Cities]] | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 26 July 2020
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| Region | Strait of Barbary | |
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| Population | 2,321,000 | |
| City rights awarded | 1591 | |
Arvidsudde (Army Crandish for "Arvid's headland", named after the city's founder, Arvid), often shortened to Arvid is the capital city of the Barbarian Republic. The city has great historical value as it was the birthplace of Nathaniel and the harbour city from which the Jingdaoese Empire levied a toll on Alexandrian shipping passing the Strait of Barbary. The city is located directly on the strait, overlooking the city of Naval on the other side.
Founded by Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir (Arvid Andelarion) in 1591.
