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	===Language===		===Language===
	Xindvâ is the sole official language of Aylongam at the national, but English and Japanese are designated as working langauges, and both can be seen in use on signage. In Viren Islands Prefecture, [[Kygami]] is co-official with Xindvâ. Xindvâ and Kygami were previously written in a Latin orthography due to limitations in Minecraft's text rendering, but a solution was later found, and now both languages are written in their native Lunar Script (''liume Nuyxo''/''lȳme Nycy''). Furthermore, Aylongam's use of Japanese often combines written calques with phonetic transcriptions of other languages to produce idiosyncratic readings for place names: for example, [[Khaath Tran]] is translated as 新葉, which is normally read しんば ''shinba'', but for the city is given the reading ハース・トラン ''hāsu toran'', approximating the Xindvâ pronunciation of the name.		Xindvâ is the sole official language of Aylongam at the national, but English and Japanese are designated as working langauges, and both can be seen in use on signage. In Viren Islands Prefecture, [[Kygami]] is co-official with Xindvâ. Xindvâ and Kygami were previously written in a Latin orthography due to limitations in Minecraft's text rendering, but a solution was later found, and now both languages are written in their native Lunar Script (''liume Nuyxo''/''lȳme Nycy''). However, the in-game orthography still differs from its source, lacking the coda and gemination diacritics which are present in the font on this wiki. For example, while ''guhar'' would be written in most media as {{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}}, in Minecraft it would be written as {{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}}.

			Furthermore, Aylongam's use of Japanese often combines written calques with phonetic transcriptions of other languages to produce idiosyncratic readings for place names: for example, [[Khaath Tran]] is translated as 新葉, which is normally read しんば ''shinba'', but for the city is given the reading ハース・トラン ''hāsu toran'', approximating the Xindvâ pronunciation of the name.

	==Names in other languages==		==Names in other languages==

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	\|name=Great Kingdom of Aylongam<br>~~{{script\|~~script=nuyxo~~\|t=~~  }}<br>~~{{script\|~~script=nuyxo~~\|t=~~ ~~~~ }}<br>エーロガム偉大王国		\|name=Great Kingdom of Aylongam<br><div class="script-nuyxo">  </div><br><div class="script-nuyxo">  </div><br>エーロガム偉大王国
	\|flag=Flag of Aylongam.png		\|flag=Flag of Aylongam.png
	\|flag-label='''[[Flag of Aylongam\|Flag]]'''		\|flag-label='''[[Flag of Aylongam\|Flag]]'''

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	\|name=Great Kingdom of Aylongam<br>~~Qvâ Modreng Aylongam~~<br>~~Qoa Mozēi Ērongam~~<br>エーロガム偉大王国		\|name=Great Kingdom of Aylongam<br>{{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=  }}<br>{{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=  }}<br>エーロガム偉大王国
	\|flag=Flag of Aylongam.png		\|flag=Flag of Aylongam.png
	\|flag-label='''[[Flag of Aylongam\|Flag]]'''		\|flag-label='''[[Flag of Aylongam\|Flag]]'''
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	'''Aylongam''' (/ˈej.ləŋ.(g)æm/; Xindvâ: /ɛː.lo.ŋæm/; Japanese: エーロガム Ērogamu /eːɾogamɯ/), officially the '''Great Kingdom of Aylongam''' (Xindvâ: ''Qvâ Modreng Aylongam''; Japaneseː エーロガム{{ruby\|偉\|い}}{{ruby\|大\|だい}}{{ruby\|王\|おぅ}}{{ruby\|国\|こけ}} ''Ērogamu Idai Ōkoku''), is a country located in Thasusa on the coast of the Sea of Fortune. It shares land borders with [[Nāroňpār]] to the north, [[Xtrakva]] to the east, [[Anaku]] and [[Qosculyn]] to the south, and [[Pua]] to the west. It is a founding member of the [[Thasusan Union]], and was formerly a member state of the [[United Ŋations]], but withdrew in January 2025.		'''Aylongam''' (/ˈej.ləŋ.(g)æm/; Xindvâ: {{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}} /ɛː.lo.ŋæm/; Japanese: エーロガム Ērogamu /eːɾogamɯ/), officially the '''Great Kingdom of Aylongam''' (Xindvâ: {{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=  }} ''Qvâ Modreng Aylongam''; Japaneseː エーロガム{{ruby\|偉\|い}}{{ruby\|大\|だい}}{{ruby\|王\|おぅ}}{{ruby\|国\|こけ}} ''Ērogamu Idai Ōkoku''), is a country located in Thasusa on the coast of the Sea of Fortune. It shares land borders with [[Nāroňpār]] to the north, [[Xtrakva]] to the east, [[Anaku]] and [[Qosculyn]] to the south, and [[Pua]] to the west. It is a founding member of the [[Thasusan Union]], and was formerly a member state of the [[United Ŋations]], but withdrew in January 2025.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	Aylongam is dominated by four major types of biome: dark forest, which comprises most of the eastern half of the country; jungle (primarily bamboo jungle), which surrounds the dark forest to the west and north; savanna, which covers almost all of the southwest, along with South Viren Island and the far north; and plain forest, which covers the far south and north. Windswept hills may be found around the peaks of Luôd and Byelu Mountains in the northwest, and birch forest exists on the upper bank of the River Ragnith, as well as south of the dark forest.		Aylongam is dominated by four major types of biome: dark forest, which comprises most of the eastern half of the country; jungle (primarily bamboo jungle), which surrounds the dark forest to the west and north; savanna, which covers almost all of the southwest, along with South Viren Island and the far north; and plain forest, which covers the far south and north. Windswept hills may be found around the peaks of Luôd and Byelu Mountains in the northwest, and birch forest exists on the upper bank of the River Ragnith, as well as south of the dark forest.

	The western boundary of Aylongam is mostly defined by the River Ragnith, which flows into the [[Sea of Fortune]]. Along the Aylongami course of the river are three lakes, starting from the most upstream: Bellflower Lake (Nhem Dlingbon), Lake Minmin, and Lake ~~Liwar~~ (Nhem ~~Livâr~~). The southern boundary of the country is defined by the rivers Khepra and Tamris, which share the same source at the southernmost point of the mainland.		The western boundary of Aylongam is mostly defined by the River Ragnith, which flows into the [[Sea of Fortune]]. Along the Aylongami course of the river are three lakes, starting from the most upstream: Bellflower Lake ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t= }} ''Nhem Dlingbon''), Lake Minmin, and Lake Liwan ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t= }} ''Nhem Livân''). The southern boundary of the country is defined by the rivers Khepra and Tamris, which share the same source at the southernmost point of the mainland.

	Below ground, the eastern half of the country contains an entensive complex of lush caves, while dripstone caves are found in the west.		Below ground, the eastern half of the country contains an entensive complex of lush caves, while dripstone caves are found in the west.
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	Aylongam is a constitutional monarchy in which a hereditary monarch serves as the head of state while a Prime Minister serves as the head of government, although their functions overlap somewhat. For instance, both leaders may represent the country at diplomatic functions and sign treaties, have the power to issue decrees (if from the monarch) or executive orders (if from the PM), and can dismiss leaders of lower-level governments. The monarch serves as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and has the power to propose and approve or veto legislation. The Prime Minister is appointed by the monarch with the approval of Parliament, and must maintain its confidence in order to remain in office. They preside over and select the Cabinet (again with the approval of Parliament), which leads the various ministries of the government.		Aylongam is a constitutional monarchy in which a hereditary monarch serves as the head of state while a Prime Minister serves as the head of government, although their functions overlap somewhat. For instance, both leaders may represent the country at diplomatic functions and sign treaties, have the power to issue decrees (if from the monarch) or executive orders (if from the PM), and can dismiss leaders of lower-level governments. The monarch serves as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and has the power to propose and approve or veto legislation. The Prime Minister is appointed by the monarch with the approval of Parliament, and must maintain its confidence in order to remain in office. They preside over and select the Cabinet (again with the approval of Parliament), which leads the various ministries of the government.

	Legislative power is vested in a unicameral Parliament (''Phangat Semcheô'', lit. "National Assembly"), made up of both heads of clans and elected representatives from each of the prefectures. While a bill is being drafted, either the Monarch or Prime Minister may suggest revisions, but these are not binding and are not required to be implemented by Parliament.		Legislative power is vested in a unicameral Parliament ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t= }} ''Phangat Semcheô'', lit. "National Assembly"), made up of both heads of clans and elected representatives from each of the prefectures. While a bill is being drafted, either the Monarch or Prime Minister may suggest revisions, but these are not binding and are not required to be implemented by Parliament.

	Each prefecture has its own government, cabinet, and legislature, headed by a Governor appointed by clan heads. Any powers not explicitly reserved to nor prohibited by the national government may be exercised by the prefectural government, but these powers are devolved, not guaranteed, and may be revoked by the national government at any time.		Each prefecture has its own government, cabinet, and legislature, headed by a Governor appointed by clan heads. Any powers not explicitly reserved to nor prohibited by the national government may be exercised by the prefectural government, but these powers are devolved, not guaranteed, and may be revoked by the national government at any time.
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	=== Administrative divisions ===		=== Administrative divisions ===
	[[File:Aylongam subdiv map.png\|thumb\|The prefectures of Aylongam]]		[[File:Aylongam subdiv map.png\|thumb\|The prefectures of Aylongam]]
	Aylongam is divided into five prefectures: Bonbon, Mikkot, Luyquim, the [[Viren Islands]], and the Central Reserve (''Mixat'hrod Prã''). The last of these has special status as an area barred from human activities aside from travel.		Aylongam is divided into five prefectures: Bonbon, Mikkot, Luyquim, the [[Viren Islands]], and the Central Reserve ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t= }} ''Mixat'hrod Prã''). The last of these has special status as an area barred from human activities aside from travel.

	=== Citizenship and immigration ===		=== Citizenship and immigration ===
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	===Religion===		===Religion===
	Aylongam has no official religion; the majority of citizens follow local spiritual traditions centered around worship of an extensive pantheon of deities and nature spirits, veneration of ancestors, and the cultivation of ''phaan'' (/fɑːn/, 'breath, life force'), a vital energy thought to be tied to one's health. Gods and spirits are honored at temples and shrines, while ancestors are enshrined in the home (though tribute may also be given at their grave sites and locations of significance to them). While [[Ætérnalism]] has been introduced to Aylongam, it is not practiced as an independent faith, but rather [[Ætérnal]] himself (called ''Iteônôl'' in Xindvâ), along with [[Charlotte]], his Messiah, was simply folded into the existing pantheon of Aylongami deities and is worshipped alongside them. Influence from [[Florism]], especially [[Cornflorism]], is also present, with cornflowers, daisies and alliums being featured in temples, and Te Hae (''Tehây'') being equated with the favor of Heaven. Contact with Anaku has also led to the spread of [[Siʻihulism]] within Aylongam.		Aylongam has no official religion; the majority of citizens follow local spiritual traditions centered around worship of an extensive pantheon of deities and nature spirits, veneration of ancestors, and the cultivation of ''phaan'' ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}} /fɑːn/, 'breath, life force'), a vital energy thought to be tied to one's health. Gods and spirits are honored at temples and shrines, while ancestors are enshrined in the home (though tribute may also be given at their grave sites and locations of significance to them). While [[Ætérnalism]] has been introduced to Aylongam, it is not practiced as an independent faith, but rather [[Ætérnal]] himself (called {{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}} ''Iteônôl'' in Xindvâ), along with [[Charlotte]], his Messiah, was simply folded into the existing pantheon of Aylongami deities and is worshipped alongside them. Influence from [[Florism]], especially [[Cornflorism]], is also present, with cornflowers, daisies and alliums being featured in temples, and Te Hae ({{script\|script=nuyxo\|t=}} ''Tehây'') being equated with the favor of Heaven. Contact with Anaku has also led to the spread of [[Siʻihulism]] within Aylongam.

	Priests traditionally serve dual roles in the community. Aside from ritual responsibilities, priests also function as apothecaries, physicians, widwives or scholars. They generally do not charge for their services, and so are reliant on donations from visitors and patronage from clans to maintain the temple and remain operational.		Priests traditionally serve dual roles in the community. Aside from ritual responsibilities, priests also function as apothecaries, physicians, widwives or scholars. They generally do not charge for their services, and so are reliant on donations from visitors and patronage from clans to maintain the temple and remain operational.

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Names in other languages

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	{{Trans/item\|Kozramva\|{{script\|script=koz\|t=}} ''Eelongamʉ'' {{Ipa\|[e̞:lo̞'ŋamɨ]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kozramva\|{{script\|script=koz\|t=}} ''Eelongamʉ'' {{Ipa\|[e̞:lo̞'ŋamɨ]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Elaunam''{{Ipa\|/ɛˈlɔːnam/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Elaunam''{{Ipa\|/ɛˈlɔːnam/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{~~script\|script=~~nahan\|~~t=an-ahiloncamc ascán~~}} ''~~an-Ahiloncamc Ascán~~'' {{ipa\|~~/ãtɛːlõkamk~~ askɔ̃/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\| }} ''an·ahiloncamc ascán'' {{ipa\|[ãdɛːʟ̠õkamx askɔ̃]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}

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	{{Trans/item\|Viossa\|''Stur Koninlant fu Eilongam''{{Ipa\|/stuːr ˈkoːninˌlant fɨ ˈeiloŋˌgam/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Viossa\|''Stur Koninlant fu Eilongam''{{Ipa\|/stuːr ˈkoːninˌlant fɨ ˈeiloŋˌgam/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|West Narkevin\|''Fökë Fonan zda Äjloŋan''{{Ipa\|/ɸøˈkɤ ɸoˈnan zda ˈɛj.loŋ.an/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|West Narkevin\|''Fökë Fonan zda Äjloŋan''{{Ipa\|/ɸøˈkɤ ɸoˈnan zda ˈɛj.loŋ.an/}}}}
			{{trans/item\|Kilvanan\|Eloŋamanaƕat {{ipa\|/eloŋamanaɸat/}}}}}}
	}}

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	\|demonym=Aylongami		\|demonym=Aylongami
	\|government=unitary parlimentary constitutional monarchy		\|government=unitary parlimentary constitutional monarchy
	\|ruler=[[Zendrid~~]];[[KorzeN ħ~~]]		\|ruler=[[Zendrid]]
	\|ruler-title=[[Quing]]~~;Prime Minister~~		\|ruler-title=[[Quing]]
	\|languages=[[Xindvâ]], [[Kygami]] (regionally)		\|languages=[[Xindvâ]], [[Kygami]] (regionally)
	\|two-digit-code=AY		\|two-digit-code=AY
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	'''Aylongam''' (/ˈej.ləŋ.(g)æm/; Xindvâ: /ɛː.lo.ŋæm/; Japanese: エーロガム Ērogamu /eːɾogamɯ/), officially the '''Great Kingdom of Aylongam''' (Xindvâ: ''Qvâ Modreng Aylongam''; Japaneseː エーロガム{{ruby\|偉\|い}}{{ruby\|大\|だい}}{{ruby\|王\|おぅ}}{{ruby\|国\|こけ}} ''Ērogamu Idai Ōkoku''), is a country located in Thasusa on the coast of the Sea of Fortune. It shares land borders with [[Nāroňpār]] to the north, [[Xtrakva]] to the east, [[Anaku]] and [[Qosculyn]] to the south, and [[Pua]] to the west. It was formerly a member state of the [[United Ŋations]], but withdrew in January 2025.		'''Aylongam''' (/ˈej.ləŋ.(g)æm/; Xindvâ: /ɛː.lo.ŋæm/; Japanese: エーロガム Ērogamu /eːɾogamɯ/), officially the '''Great Kingdom of Aylongam''' (Xindvâ: ''Qvâ Modreng Aylongam''; Japaneseː エーロガム{{ruby\|偉\|い}}{{ruby\|大\|だい}}{{ruby\|王\|おぅ}}{{ruby\|国\|こけ}} ''Ērogamu Idai Ōkoku''), is a country located in Thasusa on the coast of the Sea of Fortune. It shares land borders with [[Nāroňpār]] to the north, [[Xtrakva]] to the east, [[Anaku]] and [[Qosculyn]] to the south, and [[Pua]] to the west. It is a founding member of the [[Thasusan Union]], and was formerly a member state of the [[United Ŋations]], but withdrew in January 2025.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	=== Administrative divisions ===		=== Administrative divisions ===
	[[File:Aylongam subdiv map.png\|thumb\|The prefectures of Aylongam]]		[[File:Aylongam subdiv map.png\|thumb\|The prefectures of Aylongam]]
	Aylongam is divided into ~~six~~ prefectures: Bonbon, Mikkot, Luyquim~~, Zonmon~~, the [[Viren Islands]], and the Central Reserve (''Mixat'hrod Prã''). The last of these has special status as an area barred from human activities aside from travel.		Aylongam is divided into five prefectures: Bonbon, Mikkot, Luyquim, the [[Viren Islands]], and the Central Reserve (''Mixat'hrod Prã''). The last of these has special status as an area barred from human activities aside from travel.

	=== Citizenship and immigration ===		=== Citizenship and immigration ===

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	Aylongam is dominated by four major types of biome: dark forest, which comprises most of the eastern half of the country; jungle (primarily bamboo jungle), which surrounds the dark forest to the west and north; savanna, which covers almost all of the southwest, along with South Viren Island and the far north; and plain forest, which covers the far south and north. Windswept hills may be found around the peaks of Luôd and Byelu Mountains in the northwest, and birch forest exists on the upper bank of the River Ragnith, as well as south of the dark forest.		Aylongam is dominated by four major types of biome: dark forest, which comprises most of the eastern half of the country; jungle (primarily bamboo jungle), which surrounds the dark forest to the west and north; savanna, which covers almost all of the southwest, along with South Viren Island and the far north; and plain forest, which covers the far south and north. Windswept hills may be found around the peaks of Luôd and Byelu Mountains in the northwest, and birch forest exists on the upper bank of the River Ragnith, as well as south of the dark forest.

	The western boundary of Aylongam is mostly defined by the River Ragnith, which flows into the [[Sea of Fortune]]. Along the Aylongami course of the river are three lakes, starting from the most upstream: Bellflower Lake (Nhem Dlingbon), Lake Minmin, and Lake Liwar (Nhem Livâr).		The western boundary of Aylongam is mostly defined by the River Ragnith, which flows into the [[Sea of Fortune]]. Along the Aylongami course of the river are three lakes, starting from the most upstream: Bellflower Lake (Nhem Dlingbon), Lake Minmin, and Lake Liwar (Nhem Livâr). The southern boundary of the country is defined by the rivers Khepra and Tamris, which share the same source at the southernmost point of the mainland.

	Below ground, the eastern half of the country contains an entensive complex of lush caves, while dripstone caves are found in the west.		Below ground, the eastern half of the country contains an entensive complex of lush caves, while dripstone caves are found in the west.

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Names in other languages

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	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{script\|script=nahan\|t=an-ahiloncamc ascán}} ''an-Ahiloncamc Ascán'' {{ipa\|/ãtɛːlõkamk askɔ̃/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{script\|script=nahan\|t=an-ahiloncamc ascán}} ''an-Ahiloncamc Ascán'' {{ipa\|/ãtɛːlõkamk askɔ̃/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''~~Qêluncam~~'' {{Ipa\|[~~ˈχɛː~~.luŋ.kam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Rokadong\|{{script\|script=rkdg\|t=󴀃}} ''Élongam'' {{ipa\|[eːlɔŋgam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Rokadong\|{{script\|script=rkdg\|t=󴀃}} ''Élongam'' {{ipa\|[eːlɔŋgam]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Ñéyan Ailoñam''{{Ipa\|[ŋəː˧ɰa˧n a˧jlo̞˧ŋʷɒ˧m]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Ñéyan Ailoñam''{{Ipa\|[ŋəː˧ɰa˧n a˧jlo̞˧ŋʷɒ˧m]}}}}

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Holidays

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	\|Flower Festival		\|Flower Festival
	\|spring equinox (20 March)		\|spring equinox (20 March)
	\|A fusion of Puan [[Florism\|Florist]] and Aylongami tradition, the Flower Festival celebrates fertility, youth and the peak of the earth's connection to Heaven. People adorn themselves and every building with flowers, and children and expecting mothers are taken to temples to receive blessings.		\|A fusion of Puan [[Florism\|Florist]], Siʻihulist and Aylongami tradition, the Flower Festival celebrates fertility, youth and the peak of the earth's connection to Heaven. People adorn themselves and every building with flowers, and children and expecting mothers are taken to temples to receive blessings. At the festival's conclusion, all flower decorarions are burnt as an offering to Siʻihul.
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	\|Summer's Rest		\|Summer's Rest

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Religion

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	===Religion===		===Religion===
	Aylongam has no official religion; the majority of citizens follow local spiritual traditions centered around worship of an extensive pantheon of deities and nature spirits, veneration of ancestors, and the cultivation of ''phaan'' (/fɑːn/, 'breath, life force'), a vital energy thought to be tied to one's health. Gods and spirits are honored at temples and shrines, while ancestors are enshrined in the home (though tribute may also be given at their grave sites and locations of significance to them). While [[Ætérnalism]] has been introduced to Aylongam, it is not practiced as an independent faith, but rather [[Ætérnal]] himself (called ''Iteônôl'' in Xindvâ), along with [[Charlotte]], his Messiah, was simply folded into the existing pantheon of Aylongami deities and is worshipped alongside them. Influence from [[Florism]], especially [[Cornflorism]], is also present, with cornflowers, daisies and alliums being featured in temples, and Te Hae (''Tehây'') being equated with the favor of Heaven. Contact with Anaku has also ~~let~~ to the spread of [[Siʻihulism]] within Aylongam.		Aylongam has no official religion; the majority of citizens follow local spiritual traditions centered around worship of an extensive pantheon of deities and nature spirits, veneration of ancestors, and the cultivation of ''phaan'' (/fɑːn/, 'breath, life force'), a vital energy thought to be tied to one's health. Gods and spirits are honored at temples and shrines, while ancestors are enshrined in the home (though tribute may also be given at their grave sites and locations of significance to them). While [[Ætérnalism]] has been introduced to Aylongam, it is not practiced as an independent faith, but rather [[Ætérnal]] himself (called ''Iteônôl'' in Xindvâ), along with [[Charlotte]], his Messiah, was simply folded into the existing pantheon of Aylongami deities and is worshipped alongside them. Influence from [[Florism]], especially [[Cornflorism]], is also present, with cornflowers, daisies and alliums being featured in temples, and Te Hae (''Tehây'') being equated with the favor of Heaven. Contact with Anaku has also led to the spread of [[Siʻihulism]] within Aylongam.

	Priests traditionally serve dual roles in the community. Aside from ritual responsibilities, priests also function as apothecaries, physicians, widwives or scholars. They generally do not charge for their services, and so are reliant on donations from visitors and patronage from clans to maintain the temple and remain operational.		Priests traditionally serve dual roles in the community. Aside from ritual responsibilities, priests also function as apothecaries, physicians, widwives or scholars. They generally do not charge for their services, and so are reliant on donations from visitors and patronage from clans to maintain the temple and remain operational.

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	{{Trans/item\|Kozramva\|{{script\|script=koz\|t=}} ''Eelongamʉ'' {{Ipa\|[e̞:lo̞'ŋamɨ]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kozramva\|{{script\|script=koz\|t=}} ''Eelongamʉ'' {{Ipa\|[e̞:lo̞'ŋamɨ]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Elaunam''{{Ipa\|/ɛˈlɔːnam/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Elaunam''{{Ipa\|/ɛˈlɔːnam/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{~~script\|script=~~nahan\|~~t=an-ahiloncamc ascán~~}} ''~~an-Ahiloncamc Ascán~~'' {{ipa\|~~/ãtɛːlõkamk~~ askɔ̃/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\| }} ''an·ahiloncamc ascán'' {{ipa\|[ãdɛːʟ̠õkamx askɔ̃]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}

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	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{script\|script=nahan\|t=an-ahiloncamc ascán}} ''an-Ahiloncamc Ascán'' {{ipa\|/ãtɛːlõkamk askɔ̃/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{script\|script=nahan\|t=an-ahiloncamc ascán}} ''an-Ahiloncamc Ascán'' {{ipa\|/ãtɛːlõkamk askɔ̃/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Feku Funan zda Ajlaŋam''{{Ipa\|/fɛˈku fuˈnan zda ˈɛj.laŋ.am/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''~~Qêluncam~~'' {{Ipa\|[~~ˈχɛː~~.luŋ.kam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Qosysyn\|''Îluncam'' {{Ipa\|[ˈiː.luŋ.kam]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Rokadong\|{{script\|script=rkdg\|t=󴀃}} ''Élongam'' {{ipa\|[eːlɔŋgam]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Rokadong\|{{script\|script=rkdg\|t=󴀃}} ''Élongam'' {{ipa\|[eːlɔŋgam]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Ñéyan Ailoñam''{{Ipa\|[ŋəː˧ɰa˧n a˧jlo̞˧ŋʷɒ˧m]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Ñéyan Ailoñam''{{Ipa\|[ŋəː˧ɰa˧n a˧jlo̞˧ŋʷɒ˧m]}}}}