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Created page with "thumb|The Tsinha as seen on the official map of [[Oressia (blue).]] The '''Tsinha''', natively known as '''Tsínha''' /ˈtsin˩˧.ħa/, also known as the '''Tsinha complex''', is a network of unnamed rivers which serve as the main water source of Oressia. == History == The Tsinha used to go by several names. At the time of Oressia's formation, the complex was known as two separate rivers: the Ramlidili and the Udhildhiu. After the linguisti..." |
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[[File: | [[File:Oressiadivisions25.png|thumb|The Tsinha as seen on the official map of [[Oressia]] (blue).]] | ||
The '''Tsinha''', natively known as ''' | The '''Tsinha''', natively known as '''Цинха''', also known as the '''Tsinha complex''', is a network of unnamed rivers which serve as the main water source of [[Oressia]]. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
The Tsinha used to go by several names. At the time of Oressia's formation, the complex was known as two separate rivers: the Ramlidili and the Udhildhiu. After the linguistic reform on July 31st, 2024 which displaced Myuiipzarira as the official language, the two rivers were renamed to the Heluth and the Euluth respectively. As part of the August 2024 Territorial Expansion, the two rivers were united into the Tsinha complex and that was standardized as the official name. | The Tsinha used to go by several names. At the time of Oressia's formation, the complex was known as two separate rivers: the Ramlidili and the Udhildhiu. After the linguistic reform on July 31st, 2024 which displaced Myuiipzarira as the official language, the two rivers were renamed to the Heluth and the Euluth respectively. As part of the August 2024 Territorial Expansion, the two rivers were united into the Tsinha complex and that was standardized as the official name. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:40, 15 June 2025
The Tsinha, natively known as Цинха, also known as the Tsinha complex, is a network of unnamed rivers which serve as the main water source of Oressia.
History
The Tsinha used to go by several names. At the time of Oressia's formation, the complex was known as two separate rivers: the Ramlidili and the Udhildhiu. After the linguistic reform on July 31st, 2024 which displaced Myuiipzarira as the official language, the two rivers were renamed to the Heluth and the Euluth respectively. As part of the August 2024 Territorial Expansion, the two rivers were united into the Tsinha complex and that was standardized as the official name.