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|fullname = ''Duchy of the Vaan Aujoen'' | |fullname = ''Duchy of the Vaan Aujoen'' | ||
|commonname = Vaan Aujoen | |commonname = Vaan Aujoen | ||
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|motto = ''"Torch of the North"'' | |motto = ''"Torch of the North"'' | ||
|anthem = ''Motherland'' | |anthem = ''Motherland'' | ||
|map = File: | |map = File:Vaanaujoenmap.png | ||
|mapversions = 6.8.7-Present | |mapversions = 6.8.7-Present | ||
|capital = [[Zumerhaven]] | |capital = [[Zumerhaven]] | ||
Revision as of 01:27, 29 March 2014
| Duchy of the Vaan Aujoen
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Motto: "Torch of the North" | |||
| Anthem: Motherland
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| Map versions | 6.8.7-Present
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| Capital | Zumerhaven | ||
| Largest city | Zumerhaven
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| Official language(s) | English, Norse, Germanic
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| Demonym | Vaanen | ||
| - Adjective | Vaanen
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| Government | Ducal | ||
| - High King | Harald Freyjugjöf | ||
| - Duke | Jor Klosson | ||
| - Legislature | none
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| Establishment | July 23, 2003 | ||
| -Ranked | NA | ||
| Area | ... km² | ||
| - Ranked | NA
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| Population | 1 | ||
| - Active | 1 | ||
| - Ranked | NA
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| Currency | Mark
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| Abbreviation | VAJ
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| National website | none | ||
| National forum | none
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| National animal | Bear | ||
| National food | Turkey | ||
| National drink | Mead | ||
| National tree | Fir | ||
Vaan Aujoen, also called The Vaan, or Hope Islands, is a collection of four islands off the northeastern extremity of Apollonia. Originally settled and ruled by Cranda, and then its successor Arminy, they eventually came under the rule of the Viking Empire of Stormark, wherein they remain to this day.
