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The '''March of Qarhõ''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱂⰰⰽⱃⰰⱋ ⰹⱋ Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, ''Pakrash ish Qarhõ'') or simply '''Qarhõ''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, ''Qarhõ'') is a [[wikipedia:march (territory)|march]] in [[Qym]]. | The '''March of Qarhõ''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱂⰰⰽⱃⰰⱋ ⰹⱋ Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, ''Pakrash ish Qarhõ'') or simply '''Qarhõ''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, ''Qarhõ'') is a [[wikipedia:march (territory)|march]] in [[Qym]]. The economic and cultural capital of Qarhõ, as well as its largest city, is [[Tarnovek]]. | ||
Originally part of [[Prugundy]] along with neighboring [[March of Litagẽ|Litagẽ]], Qarhõ was officially ceded to Qym in the [[Treaty of Podrika]] following the [[Boreal War]]. [[Qarhõnian language|Qarhõnian]], an [[Ottelic languages|Ottelic language]], is co-official alongside [[Qymish language|Qymish]] since the [[Qarhõnian people|Qarhõnian]] ethnic minority exceeds 25% of the total population, based on the [[Regional Languages Royal Decree of 2353]]. As a result, most signs in the march are using both the [[Ottelian script|Ottelian]] and [[Sukatic script]]s. Qarhõnian culture is characterized by a blend of [[Prugundy|Prugundian]] and [[Culture of Qym|Qymish]] influences. | Originally part of [[Prugundy]] along with neighboring [[March of Litagẽ|Litagẽ]], Qarhõ was officially ceded to Qym in the [[Treaty of Podrika]] following the [[Boreal War]]. [[Qarhõnian language|Qarhõnian]], an [[Ottelic languages|Ottelic language]], is co-official alongside [[Qymish language|Qymish]] since the [[Qarhõnian people|Qarhõnian]] ethnic minority exceeds 25% of the total population, based on the [[Regional Languages Royal Decree of 2353]]. As a result, most signs in the march are using both the [[Ottelian script|Ottelian]] and [[Sukatic script]]s. Qarhõnian culture is characterized by a blend of [[Prugundy|Prugundian]] and [[Culture of Qym|Qymish]] influences. | ||
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March of Qarhõ
Ⱂⰰⰽⱃⰰⱋ ⰹⱋ Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ Pakrash ish Qarhõ | |
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.svg) Coat of arms | |
| Nickname: Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ (Qarhõ) | |
| File:March of Qarhõ in Qym.png | |
| Template:Maplink Interactive map of the March of Qarhõ in Qym | |
| Country |  Qym |
| Administrative center | Tarnovek |
| Government | |
| • Marquess | PERSON |
| Area | |
• Total | 1 km2 (0.39 sq mi) |
| • Rank | TBD |
| Population (2440) | |
• Total | 1,668,916  |
| • Rank | 18th |
| • Density | 1,700,000/km2 (4,300,000/sq mi) |
| GDP | |
| • Total | $TBD |
| • Per capita | $TBD |
The March of Qarhõ (Qymish: Ⱂⰰⰽⱃⰰⱋ ⰹⱋ Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, Pakrash ish Qarhõ) or simply Qarhõ (Qymish: Ⱒⰰⱃⱝⱑ, Qarhõ) is a march in Qym. The economic and cultural capital of Qarhõ, as well as its largest city, is Tarnovek.
Originally part of Prugundy along with neighboring Litagẽ, Qarhõ was officially ceded to Qym in the Treaty of Podrika following the Boreal War. Qarhõnian, an Ottelic language, is co-official alongside Qymish since the Qarhõnian ethnic minority exceeds 25% of the total population, based on the Regional Languages Royal Decree of 2353. As a result, most signs in the march are using both the Ottelian and Sukatic scripts. Qarhõnian culture is characterized by a blend of Prugundian and Qymish influences.