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'''Byrak''' was a historical region of [[Northern Meran]] (?), populated mainly at the time of the [[Byrakan Wars|Ottelian conquest]] by the [[Byrakans]], the [[TRIBE 2]], and the [[TRIBE 3]], roughly corresponding to present-day [[Qym]], [[NEIGHBOR]], and parts of [[OTHER COUNTRIES]] (?). The exact borders of Byrak, as described by the [[Ottelians]] varied over time due to conquests, migrations, political changes, and the [[Byrakans]]' evolving understanding of a shared territory. | '''Byrak''' was a historical region of [[Northern Meran]] (?), populated mainly at the time of the [[Byrakan Wars|Ottelian conquest]] by the [[Byrakans]], the [[TRIBE 2]], and the [[TRIBE 3]], roughly corresponding to present-day [[Qym]], [[NEIGHBOR]], and parts of [[OTHER COUNTRIES]] (?). The exact borders of Byrak, as described by the [[Ottelians]] varied over time due to conquests, migrations, political changes, and the [[Byrakans]]' evolving understanding of a shared territory. | ||
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Byrak was a historical region of Northern Meran (?), populated mainly at the time of the Ottelian conquest by the Byrakans, the TRIBE 2, and the TRIBE 3, roughly corresponding to present-day Qym, NEIGHBOR, and parts of OTHER COUNTRIES (?). The exact borders of Byrak, as described by the Ottelians varied over time due to conquests, migrations, political changes, and the Byrakans' evolving understanding of a shared territory.
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