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'''Qymish nationalism''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: TBD, ''TBD'') is a [[wikipedia:nationalism|nationalism]] which asserts that the [[Qymish people]] are a [[Qym|nation]] and which affirms the cultural unity of the Qymish people. From a Qymish nationalist perspective, Qymishness is defined as claiming cultural and ethnic descent from two historic peoples, the [[Byrakans]] and the [[Sukats]]. While the [[Ottelians]] have had considerable influence and have historically occupied the lands of modern-day [[Qym]], after the [[Byrakan Wars]], they usually are excluded from Qymish nationalist discourses. This is due to the association of the Ottelians with [[ | '''Qymish nationalism''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: TBD, ''TBD'') is a [[wikipedia:nationalism|nationalism]] which asserts that the [[Qymish people]] are a [[Qym|nation]] and which affirms the cultural unity of the Qymish people. From a Qymish nationalist perspective, Qymishness is defined as claiming cultural and ethnic descent from two historic peoples, the [[Byrakans]] and the [[Sukats]]. While the [[Ottelians]] have had considerable influence and have historically occupied the lands of modern-day [[Qym]], after the [[Byrakan Wars]], they usually are excluded from Qymish nationalist discourses. This is due to the association of the Ottelians with [[Prugundy]], while Qymish statesmen wanted to distance themselves from the enemy. | ||
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Qymish nationalism (Qymish: TBD, TBD) is a nationalism which asserts that the Qymish people are a nation and which affirms the cultural unity of the Qymish people. From a Qymish nationalist perspective, Qymishness is defined as claiming cultural and ethnic descent from two historic peoples, the Byrakans and the Sukats. While the Ottelians have had considerable influence and have historically occupied the lands of modern-day Qym, after the Byrakan Wars, they usually are excluded from Qymish nationalist discourses. This is due to the association of the Ottelians with Prugundy, while Qymish statesmen wanted to distance themselves from the enemy.
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