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Gujarat was formerly a member of the Austrian, Yemeni, Sri Lankan and Nubian Empires. It has had four Prime Ministers and two Presidents. | Gujarat was formerly a member of the Austrian, Yemeni, Sri Lankan and Nubian Empires. It has had four Prime Ministers and two Presidents. | ||
=== Regional Atlas === | |||
[[File:Pol india map.png|left|thumb|410x410px|Political map of central India. May 3, 2022.]] | |||
It can sometimes be confusing to hear of town names after town names without knowing what is being referred to. This political map of India was created to fully illustrate the modern territorial claims and borders while plotting each town and major ruin that exists at the time of its creation. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
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=== Ahmedabad === | === Ahmedabad === | ||
Ahmedabad, the capital of the Land of Gujarat, is the oldest city in the nation, which was founded by current President Indian7p on October 24, 2019 at 19:33 UTC. It is also the largest town by area at 131 chunks. It serves as the national spawnpoint and business hub for travelers. It houses 1 citizen, but much of the land is reserved specifically for residential use. The town is located on the northern end of the Kathiawar Peninsula on the Indian Subcontinent, and while it is the closest Gujarati town to foreign borders, it is also the furthest inland. It lies at the triple point between vast deserts, jungles, and savannahs, offering a wide range of natural environments. | Ahmedabad, the capital of the Land of Gujarat, is the oldest city in the nation, which was founded by current President Indian7p on October 24, 2019 at 19:33 UTC. It is also the largest town by area at 131 chunks. It serves as the national spawnpoint and business hub for travelers. It houses 1 citizen, but much of the land is reserved specifically for residential use. The town is located on the northern end of the Kathiawar Peninsula on the Indian Subcontinent, and while it is the closest Gujarati town to foreign borders, it is also the furthest inland. It lies at the triple point between vast deserts, jungles, and savannahs, offering a wide range of natural environments.<!-- Refer to §2.1 "Regional Atlas." --> | ||
[[File:Ahmedabad map.png|left|thumb|Dynmap view of Ahmedabad. May 2, 2022.]] | [[File:Ahmedabad map.png|left|thumb|Dynmap view of Ahmedabad. May 2, 2022.]] | ||
Like many desert towns, one common issue mayors must face is the occurrence of sand mining. Builders in search of sand and glass come to these towns to gather resources without cost. To combat this, the city limits are lined with tall stone brick fences to contain those who n-spawn. As a result, much of the terrain has remained mostly intact, and there are far larger deserts to the north outside of Gujarati claims. | Like many desert towns, one common issue mayors must face is the occurrence of sand mining. Builders in search of sand and glass come to these towns to gather resources without cost. To combat this, the city limits are lined with tall stone brick fences to contain those who n-spawn. As a result, much of the terrain has remained mostly intact, and there are far larger deserts to the north outside of Gujarati claims. | ||