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...]] of [[Gfiewistan]]. It takes its name from the city of [[Hatariew (city)|Hatariew]], and borders [[South Jute]] in the northwest, [[Mermelia]] and [[Lufasa]] As the northeasternmost state of Gfiewistan, Hatariew is outside of urban areas for the most part composed in roughly equal amoun

...from a substrate language. Kebbzol borders the state of [[Hatariew (state)|Hatariew]] in the north, the river [[Ersaj]] in the east, the state of [[Fojsatan]] ...inds of basket for all possible uses, with traditionally every village and town having its own techniques, ornaments and forms.

'''Xelsamt''' (Gfiewish IPA: [xɛɭʂamt]) is a town and county in [[Gfiewistan]] and the capital of the northwesternmost state ...e region. By 1080 it had already become a major rival of [[Hatariew (town)|Hatariew]], evidenced by a war breaking out between the two towns that lasted about

...7,349 people. Its name derives from ‘grws’ snowy and ‘tel’ place, and the town is located at the end of the only major road in the state, leading to Ordfu ...cially younger ones, also move to other states, such as [[Hatariew (state)|Hatariew]].

...to Weishriew in Kauslat. A ferry also stops Sfirf and in Fojalne, a small town (/foʝaɭnə/, 1,784 people, name from ‘foj’ sheep + ‘alne’ village

{{Short description|Town in Gfiewistan}} ...the [[Gfiewish republican revolution]] of 1852, when the capital moved to Hatariew on the opposite side of the country.

| etymology = From 'tan' land + 'nla' heart + 'riewis' (town ...nswering to it left a considerable influence in history and culture of the town that continues to be noticeable in the present day.

...pposed bottomless corruption at the court, especially in the large town of Hatariew in the north, where dissenters enjoyed support by the local university and ...rators with candles numbered, dozens, then hundreds, and then thousands in Hatariew, and began to spread to other cities, eventually reaching towns as far as D

Other parts of the culture, such as town and village fairs are also generally held near the water, and involve many The Hatariew-Slakkariew/Dillariewis railways split in Gordxersma, making it one of two s

|capital = Hatariew <!--Name of country/territory's capital, wikilinked if link exists |largest_city = Hatariew <!--Name of country/territory's largest city. Use "capital" (without qu

...to Gfiewistan and the influential Gfiewish chiefdom of [[Hatariew (state)|Hatariew]] in particular, it soon came under Gfiewish influence and later also until ...f the Hatariew river. While most remained close to its mouth, founding the town of Laina and later several small villages in varying distances from it, som

|largest_settlement_type = town ...trade as well as past and present foreign investment, South Jute’s biggest town of Laina has become one of Ystel’s biggest international trade hubs, acco