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'''Margaya''' (<small>Kalayesh:</small> ''Fo Maighuya'' [[Language#Phonology|[ɸo mɐɪ̯ʁujɐ]]]), officially the '''The United Kingdoms of the Zheusu and Gayu Rivers''', is a landlocked country located in Parshita on the foothills of the Miralayan Mountain range, bordered to the north by [[Ö]].
'''Margaya''' (<small>Kalayesh:</small> ''Fo Maighuya'' [[Language#Phonology|[ɸo mɐɪ̯ʁujɐ]]]), officially the '''The United Kingdoms of the Zheusu and Gayu Rivers''', is a landlocked country located in Parshita on the foothills of the Miralayan Mountain range, bordered to the north by [[Ö]], to the west by [[Urzotia]], and to the southwest by [[Potjayd]].


==Etymology==
==Etymology==

Revision as of 05:45, 20 March 2023

The United Kingdoms of the Zheusu and Gayu Rivers
Wa Fodrexgii Miidagi wati Wösi Jösu xu Gayu (Kalayesh)
Födeşkiyi Mumıdı Böşiş Jösü şuf Gayı (Kavajagh)
Flag of Margaya
Flag
Capital
and
Wöxai
Official languages Kalayesh, Kavajagh
Ethnic groups Kalaya, Kavaja
Demonym Margayan
Government Absolute diarchy
Area
 -  227,877.39 km2
87,984 sq mi
Population
 -  census 11,849,624

Margaya (Kalayesh: Fo Maighuya [ɸo mɐɪ̯ʁujɐ]), officially the The United Kingdoms of the Zheusu and Gayu Rivers, is a landlocked country located in Parshita on the foothills of the Miralayan Mountain range, bordered to the north by Ö, to the west by Urzotia, and to the southwest by Potjayd.

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