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|established_event3 = Annexed by [[Letzia]]
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|established_event4= Fádalh fights off [[Letzia]] following the uniting of the [[Fals Empire]] and Letzia's subsequent loss of territory in [[Khaazland]]
|established_event4= Fádalh fights off Letzian occupation following the uniting of the [[Fals Empire]] and Letzia's subsequent loss of territory in [[Khaazland]]
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|established_event5= Fádalh declares independence from Letzia
|established_event5= Fádalh declares independence from Letzia

Revision as of 06:47, 10 February 2017

Fádalh
Páadtal
The official flag of Fádalh. The official seal of Fádalh.
Flag Seal
Motto: yaryaryar
Location of Fádalh on Sahar.
Capital
and
yaryar
Official languages Fádallan
Recognised national languages Dhwer Saavdis
Demonym Fadallan
Legislature Council
Establishment
 -  Great Dhweran Empire collapses 1215 
 -  Fádalh declares independence from Dhwer 1233 
 -  Annexed by Letzia ??? 
 -  Fádalh fights off Letzian occupation following the uniting of the Fals Empire and Letzia's subsequent loss of territory in Khaazland ??? 
 -  Fádalh declares independence from Letzia ??? 
Area
 -  365 km2
141 sq mi
Population
 -  2013 census 9,873
 -  Density 1.27/km2
3.3/sq mi
Currency Tadha (FTD)
Drives on the left
Calling code +38

Fádalh (IPA: /fadal/, Native language: Páadtal, IPA: /fɐ̀:tɐl/), officially Fádalh, is a country located off the east coast of Boroso, east of the Fals Empire and south of the Joint Republic of Pthalk.

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See also