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'''Baridut''' ([[Ekuostian language|Ekuostian]]: {{cs|EKU|baridut}} /bɑryd̪ud̪/) or '''Buorraidyút''' is the fifth largest city in [[Barradiwa]] and the capital of the northern Barradiwan region of [[Baridia]]. It is one of the oldest consistently-inhabited cities in the world, having been colonized around 5,000 years ago by what most historians believe were [[Enkean]] explorers led astray from their flagship due to natural occurrences such as ocean currents or storms. It quickly grew from a small makeshift village to a sizable town, and served as the capital of the [[Barid Empire]] in all of its incarnations; the Barid people and their language is believed to be the origin of [[Barradiwa]]'s name.
'''Baridut''' ([[Ekuostian language|Ekuostian]]: {{cs|EKU|baridut}} /bɑryd̪ud̪/) or '''Buorráidjút''' is the fifth largest city in [[Barradiwa]] and the capital of the northern Barradiwan region of [[Baridia]]. It is one of the oldest consistently-inhabited cities in the world, having been colonized around 4,500 years ago by what most historians believe were [[Enkean]] explorers led astray from their flagship due to natural occurrences such as ocean currents or storms. It quickly grew from a small makeshift village to a sizable town, and served as the capital of the [[Barid Empire]] in all of its incarnations; the Barid people and their language is believed to be the origin of [[Barradiwa]]'s name.


==Etymology==
==Etymology==

Revision as of 20:59, 17 August 2019

Baridut

baridut
One of many temples found within the city's old town.
One of many temples found within the city's old town.
Etymology: "Barid city"
Nickname(s): 
First City
Location of the city
Location of the city in Barradiwa.
CountryBarradiwa
First settled inapproximately 2500 BCE
Government
 • MayorTuorrúdós Brájalivjé
Area
 • City1,100 km2 (400 sq mi)
 • Urban
200 km2 (80 sq mi)
 • Metro
900 km2 (300 sq mi)
Population
 • City2,129,887
 • Density1,900/km2 (5,000/sq mi)
Websitewww.baridut.bd

Baridut (Ekuostian: baridut /bɑryd̪ud̪/) or Buorráidjút is the fifth largest city in Barradiwa and the capital of the northern Barradiwan region of Baridia. It is one of the oldest consistently-inhabited cities in the world, having been colonized around 4,500 years ago by what most historians believe were Enkean explorers led astray from their flagship due to natural occurrences such as ocean currents or storms. It quickly grew from a small makeshift village to a sizable town, and served as the capital of the Barid Empire in all of its incarnations; the Barid people and their language is believed to be the origin of Barradiwa's name.

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