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'''Aistóv́y''' [ˈæi̯stɔːwə], also known as Aistowy or Aistovy, also - Aistóv́a Berʒv́aldy (''eng.: Authority of Aistowy''), is a despotic, undemocratic state in the dark oak forests in the south of the map. It was founded and is single-handedly led by [[Fīl]]. It currently harbors three sities: [[Rikížmüs]], [[V́aisi]] and [[Kentóv́us]], and while [[V́aisi]] was | '''Aistóv́y''' [ˈæi̯stɔːwə], also known as Aistowy or Aistovy, also - Aistóv́a Berʒv́aldy (''eng.: Authority of Aistowy''), is a despotic, undemocratic state in the dark oak forests in the south of the map. It was founded and is single-handedly led by [[Fīl]]. It currently harbors three sities: [[Rikížmüs]], [[V́aisi]] and [[Kentóv́us]], and while [[V́aisi]] practically was the first city and It's de-facto capital for quite a long time, It's actual and proper capital is [[Rikížmüs]]. The name "Aistóv́y" is merely an ethnonym whose root *aist- was supposedly historically loaned from unknown, supposedly italic or paleo european tribes with the meaning of the ethnonym originally being "native place of Aistis". | ||
This state is also historically known as Uaiġmnmo (''also: Waighmnmo, Waigmnmo, Uaigmnmo, Uaighmnmo''), with the cities' previous names being "Erčolongazar" for Rikížmüs, "Suboršnava" for V́aisi and "Amnidmar" for Kentóv́us. On 18 of September 2024, the state renaming act was enacted, changing these names to new ones, as well as enforcing a new linguistic policy completely switching the main conlang. | This state is also historically known as Uaiġmnmo (''also: Waighmnmo, Waigmnmo, Uaigmnmo, Uaighmnmo''), with the cities' previous names being "Erčolongazar" for Rikížmüs, "Suboršnava" for V́aisi and "Amnidmar" for Kentóv́us. On 18 of September 2024, the state renaming act was enacted, changing these names to new ones, as well as enforcing a new linguistic policy completely switching the main conlang. | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 16 December 2024
| Aistóv́a Berʒv́aldy Authority of Aistóv́y Aistowy Aistmǭ vald Aistmǭ Аистӧ Му Aistõmaa | |||||||
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 Location of Aistóv́y (dark green) | |||||||
| Capital city | Rikížmüs [ˈrikiːʒmys] | ||||||
| Demonym | Aisti | ||||||
| Government | Unitary despotic state Chief: Fīl | ||||||
| Official languages | Aisti Livonian Komi-Zyrian Estonian | ||||||
| Official religions | None | ||||||
| Currency | None | ||||||
Aistóv́y [ˈæi̯stɔːwə], also known as Aistowy or Aistovy, also - Aistóv́a Berʒv́aldy (eng.: Authority of Aistowy), is a despotic, undemocratic state in the dark oak forests in the south of the map. It was founded and is single-handedly led by Fīl. It currently harbors three sities: Rikížmüs, V́aisi and Kentóv́us, and while V́aisi practically was the first city and It's de-facto capital for quite a long time, It's actual and proper capital is Rikížmüs. The name "Aistóv́y" is merely an ethnonym whose root *aist- was supposedly historically loaned from unknown, supposedly italic or paleo european tribes with the meaning of the ethnonym originally being "native place of Aistis".
This state is also historically known as Uaiġmnmo (also: Waighmnmo, Waigmnmo, Uaigmnmo, Uaighmnmo), with the cities' previous names being "Erčolongazar" for Rikížmüs, "Suboršnava" for V́aisi and "Amnidmar" for Kentóv́us. On 18 of September 2024, the state renaming act was enacted, changing these names to new ones, as well as enforcing a new linguistic policy completely switching the main conlang.