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In recent documentation, there has been little change in Gujarat since July 2021. On September 6th, the Land of Gujarat submitted to the Second Nubian Empire. The claims that split Mumbai disbanded, but were replaced with new ones under the new [[India (current)|India]] nation. The town of Goa also collapsed, and similarly to Mumbai, was replaced by a new Indian town, "Donkeys island."

Today, Gujarat is a small and inactive nation with only two towns, each with only one resident. Its territory has diminished greatly, as both towns lie in close proximity on the Kathiawar Peninsula. Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and Mumbai are the only remaining registered towns who have withstood the tests of time, though Mumbai is no longer in Gujarati possession.TO ADD:

Today, Gujarat is a small and inactive nation with only two towns, each with only one resident. Its territory has diminished greatly, as both towns lie in close proximity on the Kathiawar Peninsula. Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and Mumbai are the only remaining registered towns who have withstood the tests of time, though Mumbai is no longer in Gujarati possession.

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 In recent documentation, there has been little change in Gujarat since July 2021. On September 6th, the Land of Gujarat submitted to the Second Nubian Empire. The claims that split Mumbai disbanded, but were replaced with new ones under the new [[India (current)|India]] nation. The town of Goa also collapsed, and similarly to Mumbai, was replaced by a new Indian town, "Donkeys island."
-Today, Gujarat is a small and inactive nation with only two towns, each with only one resident. Its territory has diminished greatly, as both towns lie in close proximity on the Kathiawar Peninsula. Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and Mumbai are the only remaining registered towns who have withstood the tests of time, though Mumbai is no longer in Gujarati possession.TO ADD:
+Today, Gujarat is a small and inactive nation with only two towns, each with only one resident. Its territory has diminished greatly, as both towns lie in close proximity on the Kathiawar Peninsula. Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and Mumbai are the only remaining registered towns who have withstood the tests of time, though Mumbai is no longer in Gujarati possession.
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 *Details pre-June

Nova:Gujarat: Difference between revisions

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