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Mei Hai-Quinn

2026-08-13T19:03:54Z

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{{Character|nation=an|name=Mei Hai-Quinn|birth=17 Mǎoyuè 156 AG|age=23|reign=176 AG—|pred=[[Koyei Kikoi]]|position=8th [[Western Air Temple|Western]] [[Air Elder]]|nationality=[[Western Air Temple]], [[Air Nation]]|image=MeiArt.png|relatives=Lee Hai-Quinn (husband)
Milim Hai-Quinn (daughter)|hair=Light Brown Hair|eyes=Grey Eyes|height=5'3}}

'''Mei Hai-Quinn''' is the [[Air Elder|eighth Air Elder]] of the [[Western Air Temple]]. She succeeded the seventh Western Air Elder, [[Koyei Kikoi]]. She was appointed as the Western Air Elder in 176 AG.

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Mei Hai-Quinn

2026-08-13T19:03:11Z

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{{Character|nation=an|name=Mei Hai-Quinn|birth=17 Mǎoyuè 156 AG|age=23|reign=176 AG—|pred=[[Koyei Kikoi]]|position=8th [[Western Air Temple|Western]] [[Air Elder]]|nationality=[[Western Air Temple]], [[Air Nation]]|image=MeiArt.png|relatives=Lee Hai-Quinn (husband)
Milim Hai-Quinn. (daughter)|hair=Light Brown Hair|eyes=Grey Eyes|height=5'3}}

'''Mei Hai-Quinn''' is the [[Air Elder|eighth Air Elder]] of the [[Western Air Temple]]. She succeeded the seventh Western Air Elder, [[Koyei Kikoi]]. She was appointed as the Western Air Elder in 176 AG.

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Mei Hai-Quinn

2026-08-13T19:02:26Z

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{{Character|nation=an|name=Mei Hai-Quinn|birth=17 Mǎoyuè 156 AG|age=23|reign=176 AG—|pred=[[Koyei Kikoi]]|position=8th [[Western Air Temple|Western]] [[Air Elder]]|nationality=[[Western Air Temple]], [[Air Nation]]|image=MeiArt.png|relatives=Lee Hai-Quinn (husband),Milim Hai-Quinn. (daughter)|hair=Light Brown Hair|eyes=Grey Eyes|height=5'3}}

'''Mei Hai-Quinn''' is the [[Air Elder|eighth Air Elder]] of the [[Western Air Temple]]. She succeeded the seventh Western Air Elder, [[Koyei Kikoi]]. She was appointed as the Western Air Elder in 176 AG.

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Mei Hai-Quinn

2026-08-13T18:58:23Z

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{{Character|nation=an|name=Mei Hai-Quinn|birth=17 Mǎoyuè 156 AG|age=23|reign=176 AG—|pred=[[Koyei Kikoi]]|position=8th [[Western Air Temple|Western]] [[Air Elder]]|nationality=[[Western Air Temple]], [[Air Nation]]|image=MeiArt.png}}

'''Mei Hai-Quinn''' is the [[Air Elder|eighth Air Elder]] of the [[Western Air Temple]]. She succeeded the seventh Western Air Elder, [[Koyei Kikoi]]. She was appointed as the Western Air Elder in 176 AG.

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2026-08-13T18:57:52Z

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Zaofu

2026-08-12T23:55:53Z

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'''Zaofu''' - an Earth Kingdom province north of Kyoshi Island and south of the Swamp. Zeizhou - 1. the southernmost province of the continental Earth Kingdom, technically an island. 2. a town and the capital of Zeizhou province, founded by Ryuco Enren, and ancestral home of the Enren family until their destruction.

== Summary ==
an Earth Kingdom province north of Kyoshi Island and south of the Swamp. Zeizhou - 1. the southernmost province of the continental Earth Kingdom, technically an island. 2. a town and the capital of Zeizhou province, founded by Ryuco Enren, and ancestral home of the Enren family until their destruction.
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Yi

2026-08-12T23:55:17Z

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'''Yi''' - a large province in the central Earth Kingdom containing the Great Divide.

== Summary ==
a large province in the central Earth Kingdom containing the Great Divide.
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Yousheng

2026-08-12T23:54:51Z

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'''Yousheng''' - a large Earth Kingdom province between Song and Long.

== Summary ==
a large Earth Kingdom province between Song and Long.
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Si Wong

2026-08-12T23:53:59Z

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'''Si Wong''' - the largest desert in the world, also spanned by the eponymous Earth Kingdom province.

== Summary ==
the largest desert in the world, also spanned by the eponymous Earth Kingdom province.
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Senlin

2026-08-12T23:53:11Z

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'''Senlin''' - an Earth Kingdom province south of Chunying and west of Yi containing the towns of Senlin and Tongzhen.

== Summary ==
an Earth Kingdom province south of Chunying and west of Yi containing the towns of Senlin and Tongzhen.
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Silana

2026-08-12T23:52:52Z

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'''Silana''' - a Northern Water Tribe clan which ruled the Water Tribe for centuries and includes chiefs such as Kamluk and Sefina.

== Summary ==
a Northern Water Tribe clan which ruled the Water Tribe for centuries and includes chiefs such as Kamluk and Sefina.

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Sheep rhino

2026-08-12T23:51:35Z

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{{Fauna_infobox|nation=ek|image=Sheep_rhino.png|name=Sheep Rhino|habitat=[[Earth Kingdom]] highlands|status=Active|uses=Mounts, beasts of burden}}

The '''sheep rhino''' is a short and shaggy creature native to the alpine pastures and rocky borderlands of the [[Earth Kingdom]]. With the wooly coat of a highland sheep and the sturdy build and horn of a rhinoceros, the sheep rhino is a favored beast of burden among isolated villages, shepherding clans, and wanderers who traverse the mountain passes. While small in statue compared to other pack animals, its dense build and wool coat make it especially suited for cold, rugged terrain.

Sheep rhinos are known for their mild temperaments and extreme loyalty. Though not very intelligent by most standards, they form strong bonds with their handlers and are ideal for mountain crossings.

Culturally, the sheep rhino is a symbol of humility and perseverance, appearing in rural proverbs and mountain folklore. In many villages, caring for a sheep rhino is a rite of passage for children, teaching them patience, gentleness, and respect for the land. Their thick wool is sometimes woven into cold-resistant garments.

Though not bred for combat, their thick hide and immovable stance make them difficult to knock back, and their compact saddlebags allow them to carry small loads, making them ideal companions for long and snowy journeys.
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Seilkuq

2026-08-12T23:51:17Z

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'''Seilkuq''' - a remote island in the northwest part of the known world, proclaimed a nationless haven by the Earth Kingdom after being fought over in the Dragonhawk War and claimed by the Fifth Nation.

== Summary ==
a remote island in the northwest part of the known world, proclaimed a nationless haven by the Earth Kingdom after being fought over in the Dragonhawk War and claimed by the Fifth Nation.
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Renritsu

2026-08-12T23:50:14Z

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'''Renritsu''' - a snowy island in the Southern Archipelago that was the subject of a land dispute between Water Chief Kenuk and Elder Palkyi Kirimiko.

== Summary ==
a snowy island in the Southern Archipelago that was the subject of a land dispute between Water Chief Kenuk and Elder Palkyi Kirimiko.
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Quangku

2026-08-12T23:49:36Z

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'''Quangku''' - the primary town of Cheng province in the Earth Kingdom, at the junction of trade routes passing through Chameleon Bay.

== Summary ==
the primary town of Cheng province in the Earth Kingdom, at the junction of trade routes passing through Chameleon Bay.
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Qipao

2026-08-12T23:49:14Z

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'''Qipao''' - a Northern Water Tribe family including Water Chief Marji and Water Chieftess Hikaru.

== Summary ==
a Northern Water Tribe family including Water Chief Marji and Water Chieftess Hikaru.

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Qiong

2026-08-12T23:48:51Z

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'''Qiong''' - an island in the Mo Ce Sea, part of the Earth Kingdom’s Chunying province.

== Summary ==
an island in the Mo Ce Sea, part of the Earth Kingdom’s Chunying province.
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Prismarine Alliance

2026-08-12T23:48:17Z

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'''Prismarine Alliance''' - a military alliance between the Earth Kingdom and Water Tribe beginning in 142 AG.

== Summary ==
a military alliance between the Earth Kingdom and Water Tribe beginning in 142 AG.
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Song

2026-08-12T23:46:43Z

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'''Song''' - a heavily forested province in the northwestern Earth Kingdom.

== Summary ==
a heavily forested province in the northwestern Earth Kingdom.
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Tongzhen

2026-08-12T23:46:14Z

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'''Tongzhen''' - a copper-mining town in the Earth Kingdom province of Senlin.

== Summary ==
a copper-mining town in the Earth Kingdom province of Senlin.
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United Empire of Nations

2026-08-12T23:45:45Z

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'''United Empire of Nations''' - a now-defunct nation consisting of the United Republic and Earth Kingdom, run by a democratically elected High Council, existed only in 134 AG.

== Summary ==
a now-defunct nation consisting of the United Republic and Earth Kingdom, run by a democratically elected High Council, existed only in 134 AG.
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Water Tribe Civil War

2026-08-12T23:44:47Z

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{{War|nation=wt|name=Water Tribe Civil War|begin=133 AG|end=133 AG|place=Northern Water Tribe|result=* Reunification of the [[Southern Water Tribe]] and [[Northern Water Tribe]] as the [[Water Tribe]]
* [[Southern Water Chieftess]] Kya ceded the tribe over to [[Sun Chief]] Azutoru Dainagon, who shortly handed it over to [[Northern Water Chief]] [[Kutuq Fang]], reunifying the two tribes.|side1=* [[Northern Water Tribe]]
* [[Sun Warriors]], specifically [[Sun Chief]] [[Azutoru Dainagon]] (Played as a external mediators/power broker)|side2=* [[Southern Water Tribe]]|commanders1=* North [[Water Chief]] [[Kutuq Fang]]|commanders2=* Southern Water Chieftess [[Kya]]|forces2=* Southern Water Tribe militia units|forces1=* Northern Water Tribe military forces|previous=[[Battle of Senlin]]/[[Senlin Rebellion]]|next=[[Sun–Air Conflict Escalation]]}}
== Summary ==
The '''Water Tribe Civil War''' was a short conflict in 133 AG between the '''Northern''' and '''Southern''' Water Tribes. The war began when Northern [[Water Chief]] [[Kutuq Fang]] launched an invasion of the [[Southern Water Tribe]], claiming the South was unstable and needed direct control. Northern forces moved quickly into Southern territory and gained the upper hand due to stronger organisation and larger military strength.

The Southern Water Tribe was led by [[Chieftess]] [[Kya]]. The South had weaker defensive forces and limited coordination, which made sustained resistance difficult. After initial pressure from the North, the Southern leadership chose not to continue a prolonged war. Instead of continuing the conflict, Chieftess Kya transferred authority of the Southern Water Tribe to [[Sun Chief]] [[Azutoru Dainagon]]. Azutoru then transferred control to Kutuq Fang, which ended the conflict and formally reunified the Water Tribes under Northern leadership.

The Sun Warriors did not participate as a fighting force in the war. Their role was political, acting as an intermediary that ultimately decided the transfer of control.

The result of the war was the reunification of the Water Tribes under [[Kutuq Fang]]. While it restored a single leadership structure, it also created long-term concerns over external influence, since the final outcome depended on intervention from the Sun Warriors rather than a direct settlement between the two tribes.
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Omashu

2026-08-12T23:44:06Z

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{{Location|nation=ek|title={{Chinese|奥玛舒|Àomǎshū}} Omashu|location=[[Kolau Mountain]] Range, southwestern [[Earth Kingdom]]|capital=Provincial capital|statehead=[[Monarchy of Omashu|Monarch of Omashu]]|ruler=Vacant}}

'''Omashu'''is an ancient and second largest city in the [[Earth Kingdom]] and the capital of one of its states. A city in the southwestern Earth Kingdom nestled in the Kolau mountains, it was surpassed in size and importance only by Ba Sing Se, Omashu was one of the last great strongholds of the Earth Kingdom during the Hundred Year War, and it continued to supply the Earth Kingdom Army with troops and supplies until it was taken by Fire Nation forces in the closing months of the great war. The gates of this bustling metropolis are guarded by an army of earthbenders. This city is also well known for its famous delivery system powered by a combination of both earthbending and gravity. Due to its size, importance, and unique innovations, Omashu has always competed with Ba Sing Se for prominence in the Earth Kingdom.
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Category:Mobs

2026-08-12T23:39:31Z

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Turtle yak

2026-08-12T23:36:49Z

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{{Fauna_infobox|nation=ek|image=Turtle_yak.png|name=Turtle Yak|habitat=[[Earth Kingdom]] highlands and valleys|status=Active|uses=Mounts, beasts of burden}}

The '''turtle yak''' is a hardy yet gentle creature native to the highlands and valleys of the [[Earth Kingdom]]. Commonly found in hill clans, old monasteries, and merchant caravans, it is revered by many for its steadfast nature and almost meditative stillness. Allegedly, it’s impossible to rush a turtle yak, unless snacks are involved.

Philosophers believe the turtle yak was the first creature to understand time, and that it walks slowly because it doesn’t fear being late. Noble families have been known to gift turtle yak calves to their children to teach them patience and stewardship. Poachers may sell the turtle yak’s sturdy shell for use as armor or containers, and artists use their thick hairs to make brush tips for painting or calligraphy. They’re often cited as symbols of stoicism, earthly wisdom, long journeys, and unexpected strength.

Turtle yaks sometimes form bonds with humans and make for affectionate and unshakable companions. They are large enough to seat one person and strong enough to carry additional items.
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Elephant snail

2026-08-12T23:34:53Z

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{{Fauna_infobox|nation=fst|image=Elephant_snail.png|name=Elephant Snail|habitat=* [[Foggy Swamp]]
* [[Earth Kingdom]] jungles|status=Active|uses=Pets, guards, beasts of burden}}

The '''elephant snail''' is a large and slow-moving gastropod native to the [[Foggy Swamp]] and the dense jungles of the [[Earth Kingdom]]. An enigmatic creature, the elephant snail is known for its spiritual associations and resilience. Despite its sluggishness, it has fascinated spiritualists, scientists, and merchants for centuries.

The elephant snail is believed to be one of the oldest creatures in the world, inhabiting the swamps and jungles of the Earth Kingdom since the days of the lion turtles, or perhaps even before. Some say the fungi overlaying its shell contain spores from the first trees of the Foggy Swamp.

According to legend, if an elephant snail approaches you, it’s a sign that you will undertake a spiritual journey, as it only appears to those with unresolved inner turmoil or untapped potential. It is believed to gravitate towards places of high spiritual charge and absorb impure energy; for this reason, bending has no effect on it. Some curious spiritualists have followed elephant snails for days in search of spiritual enlightenment.

But a rare few have even bonded with elephant snails and treat them as spiritual companions. They are said to bring mental clarity to aspiring spiritualists and are renowned as a favorable meditation partner.

In art, the elephant snail is often depicted in temple murals climbing toward a white lotus, representing the slow process of enlightenment.
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Gintong

2026-08-12T23:34:05Z

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'''Gintong''' - a mostly uninhabited province in the Earth Kingdom covered in forest and jungle, northeast of Si Wong, southeast of Long, and southwest of Cheng.

== Summary ==
a mostly uninhabited province in the Earth Kingdom covered in forest and jungle, northeast of Si Wong, southeast of Long, and southwest of Cheng.
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Garda

2026-08-12T23:33:30Z

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'''Garda''' - the former name for the province of Hu Xin, given by United Fire Lord Ichida to the entire former United Republic.

== Summary ==
the former name for the province of Hu Xin, given by United Fire Lord Ichida to the entire former United Republic.
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Adoria

2026-08-12T23:32:30Z

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{{Organization|nation=urn|name={{Chinese|阿多里娅|Āduōlǐyà}} Adoria Clan|notablemembers=* [[Lori Adoria]]
* [[Polly Adoria]]|headquarters=[[Air Nation]], [[United Republic]], [[Fire Nation]]|affiliation=* [[Flame Treaty]]
* [[Fire Nation]]
* [[Air Nation]]
* [[United Republic of Nations]]}}

The Adoria clan is a prominent family group with influence across the Air Nation, the United Republic, and the Fire Nation. It is an established clan whose members include [[Air Elder]] [[Lori Adoria]] and [[United Republic|President]] [[Polly Adoria]].

The [[First Aiding Flame Treaty]], signed in 141 AG between [[Sun Chief]] [[N'Jadaka Raa|N’Jadaka]] and [[Fire Lord]] [[Laia Yuka|Laia]], placed Sun Warrior lands under the protection of the Fire Nation during N’Jadaka’s absence and included the cession of Izo. A second treaty in 144 AG, between Fire Lord [[Inaba Hu|Inaba]] and N’Jadaka, reversed this arrangement by placing the Fire Nation under Sun Warrior protection during Inaba’s hiatus or until his heir, Prince Karim, came of age. This second agreement was later annulled by Sun Chief [[N'Lalu Raa|N'Lalu]] (Karim) upon his accession.

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Izo

2026-08-12T23:30:38Z

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'''Izo''' - an island, province, and settlement west of Azu and south of the Earth Kingdom.

== Summary ==
an island, province, and settlement west of Azu and south of the Earth Kingdom.
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Elephant snail

2026-08-12T23:30:17Z

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Hortezuca

2026-08-12T23:29:47Z

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'''Hortezuca''' - a Sun Warrior province, island, and town just east of the Earth Kingdom province of Cheng; the town notably contains large mushrooms as houses and is the home of Sun Empress Alinova.

== Summary ==
a Sun Warrior province, island, and town just east of the Earth Kingdom province of Cheng; the town notably contains large mushrooms as houses and is the home of Sun Empress Alinova.
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Hakoda

2026-08-12T23:28:55Z

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'''Hakoda''' - a mostly uninhabited province in the Southern Water Tribe named after Chief Hakoda.

== Summary ==
a mostly uninhabited province in the Southern Water Tribe named after Chief Hakoda.
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Elephant snail

2026-08-12T23:25:30Z

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Chulin

2026-08-12T23:20:46Z

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'''Chulin''' - the Earth Kingdom’s westernmost province, formerly the site of the nation of Kaiyo and a United Republic province.

== Summary ==
the Earth Kingdom’s westernmost province, formerly the site of the nation of Kaiyo and a United Republic province.
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Cheng

2026-08-12T23:20:30Z

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'''Cheng''' - the largest province in the Earth Kingdom and in the world, located southeast of Ba Sing Se.

== Summary ==
the largest province in the Earth Kingdom and in the world, located southeast of Ba Sing Se.
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Chuje

2026-08-12T23:20:15Z

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'''Chuje''' - the former Earth Kingdom name for the island and town of Izo.

== Summary ==
the former Earth Kingdom name for the island and town of Izo.
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Tenshio Succession Crisis

2026-08-12T23:15:31Z

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{{Battle|nation=ek|name=Tenshio Succession Crisis|date=133 AG|place=[[Earth Kingdom]]|cause=* Sudden death of King [[Helos Tenshio]]
* Rejection of claim to the Throne by relatives|result=Succession of [[HShinso Tendario]] as the [[Earth Monarch|56th Earth King]]}}

The '''Tenshio Succession Crisis''' was a crisis in the [[Earth Kingdom]] [[Royal Family]] after the sudden death of [[Earth King]] [[Helos Tenshio]] in 133 AG. Both relatives to King Helos, his son Artsin and his wifee former [[Earth Queen]] [[June Mingxia]] rejected their claim to the Throne.

[[Northern Water Chief]] [[Kutuq Fang]] who claimed the Kingdom appointed [[Shinso Tendario]] as the 56th [[Earth King]] of the [[Earth Kingdom]].
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Basalt Alliance

2026-08-12T23:14:43Z

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{{Organization|nation=ek|name=Basalt Alliance|founders=* [[Earth Kingdom]]
* [[Fire Nation]]|appearance=134 AG|lastappearance=141 AG|status=Ceased due to failure of land trade negotiations|purpose=Military & Trade Pact}}

'''Basalt Alliance''' was an alliance between the [[Earth Kingdom]] and [[Fire Nation]] during the reign of [[Earth King]] [[Izocoa Dainagon]] and [[Fire Lord]] [[Azutoru Dainagon]] for the purposes of military & trade agreement which was signed in 134 AG.

In 141 AG, the agreement broke down when Earth Queen [[Destra Beifong]] and her Council attempted to negotiate the return of [[Izo]], a territory originally belonging to the [[Earth Kingdom]], from the [[Fire Nation]]. During the negotiations, Earth Kingdom argued using the reports of rogue Fire Nation citizens attacking Earth Kingdom officials as leverage to gain an advantage in talks. Fire Lord [[Laia Yuka]] initially apologised for the incidents but later ended negotiations, resulting in the collapse of the [[Basalt Alliance]].

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Water Tribe

2026-08-12T23:13:04Z

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{{Stub}}{{Location|nation=wt|title={{Chinese|水族|Shuǐ Zú}} Water Tribe|location=North and South Pole|capital=[[Agna Qel'a]]|govtype=Chiefdom|statehead=[[Water Chief]]|holyhead=[[Water Tribe Sages]]|currency=[[Yuan]]|ruler=[[Naga Tona]], 27th [[Water Chief]]}}The Water Tribe is one of the original four nations and its citizens primarily inhabit the northern and southernmost regions of the globe, near both poles. It is also a collective term for the nation of people who practice the art of waterbending. Many people of Water Tribe ethnicity also live in the United Republic and there is a small community of waterbenders that populate the Foggy Swamp in the Earth Kingdom, although they were isolated from their sister tribes for generations and others were largely unaware of their existence until they were stumbled upon by Avatar Aang, Katara, and Sokka.

The people of the Water Tribes are referred to as "'''Water Tribesmen'''". The people of the Water Tribe are generally peaceful, and strive to live in harmony with nature and the other nations of the world. Living in the harsh conditions of the poles and the swamp has made the people of the Water Tribes resilient to hardship and respectful of the world around them.

There are two primary divisions of the Water Tribe, '''the Northern Tribe''' and '''the Southern Tribe''', both ruled by the Water Tribe Chief. The Water Tribe is less powerful than both the Earth Kingdom and the Fire Nation, due to its geographical location and the small size of its population and economy. The economy is dependent on the ocean, given the country's location and lack of arable land, apparent manufacturing capacity or minable resources.

== History ==

=== Early stabilisation and unification (118–120 AG) ===
After 118 AG, the Water Tribes moved between division and unity. The Northern Tribe, under Chief Kamluk, reasserted control over the South following repeated instability in Southern leadership. This reunification was presented as a step towards stability, though it was not universally accepted in the South. During this period, the tribes also strengthened ties with other nations through early alliances, including cooperation with the Fire Nation.

=== Rise of Chief Kamluk and transition of leadership (120–123 AG) ===
Kamluk’s leadership focused on maintaining unity and expanding diplomatic ties. He later stepped down, and a series of rapid successions followed. Chiefs such as Marji Qipao and Rin Mejin took power in quick succession, reflecting growing internal instability. Leadership disputes, contested legitimacy, and shifting alliances defined this era.

=== Fragmentation and political conflict (123–132 AG) ===
The Water Tribe entered a volatile phase marked by coups, assassinations, and external interference. Chiefs rose and fell rapidly, often through force rather than formal succession. The position of Water Chief became increasingly unstable, and rival factions within the tribes competed for authority. During this time, the tribes also became entangled in wider global conflicts, often aligning with stronger powers such as the Earth Kingdom or Sun Warriors.

=== Civil War and reunification under Kutuq (133 AG) ===
The Water Tribe Civil War marked a major turning point. Northern Chief Kutuq Fang invaded the Southern Water Tribe, claiming the need to restore order. Southern Chieftess Kya chose not to prolong the conflict and instead transferred authority of the South to Sun Chief Azutoru Dainagon. Azutoru then handed control to Kutuq, effectively reunifying the tribes under Northern leadership. This ended the war but raised concerns about foreign influence over Water Tribe sovereignty.

=== Era of instability and Red Lotus crisis (134–139 AG) ===
Following reunification, the Water Tribe continued to face instability. Leadership changed hands multiple times, often under unclear or contested circumstances. This period reached a peak during the Red Lotus crisis. The organisation carried out assassinations of key leaders, including Water Chief Kodi and later Chief Yilo. These attacks destabilised the ruling structure and forced constant leadership changes within the Nuniq family and their successors.

=== Attempts at consolidation and alliance-building (139–145 AG) ===
In response to years of instability, the Water Tribe began strengthening internal governance and external alliances. The Sister Tribes Pact was formed between the main Water Tribe and the Foggy Swamp Tribe, uniting most waterbenders under a shared framework. At the same time, the tribe entered multiple node-sharing and military agreements, aiming to secure its position in an increasingly alliance-driven world.

=== Leadership of Karrad Silana and relative stability (145–150 AG) ===
Water Chief Karrad Silana’s rule marked a more stable period. He focused on restoring diplomatic balance and strengthening alliances, including renewed ties with both the Swamp and the Air Nation. Under his leadership, the tribe took a more cautious approach to global conflict, avoiding direct involvement in major wars while maintaining strong defensive agreements.

==== Death of Karrad Silana and succession of Sefina (151 AG) ====
Karrad Silana died from an illness, naming Sefina Silana as his successor. Sefina had already been handling much of the tribe’s governance during his illness, making her transition to power relatively smooth. Her leadership marked continuity rather than change, maintaining existing alliances and internal structures.

=== Swamp relations and internal governance changes (150–151 AG) ===
Relations with the Foggy Swamp Tribe evolved during this period. Leadership in the Swamp transitioned peacefully when Ko Imeq passed authority to Tarlan Imeq-Nukonaq. The Water Tribe maintained close ties with the Swamp through shared agreements and coordinated leadership structures, reinforcing unity among waterbenders.

=== Modern Water Tribe position (post-151 AG) ===
By 151 AG, the Water Tribe had moved from decades of instability to a more balanced and structured political system. While still influenced by past conflicts and external alliances, it had re-established a clear leadership line and stable diplomatic relations. The tribe remained a key player in global politics, particularly through its alliances and its control over critical resources and node networks.

The modern Water Tribe reflects a history shaped by conflict, external influence, and eventual consolidation. Its leadership evolved from rapid and often violent change to a more stable and coordinated system, positioning it as a resilient and adaptable power.
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Foggy Swamp Tribe

2026-08-12T23:12:43Z

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{{Location|nation=wt|title={{Chinese|土國|Tǔ Guó}} Earth Kingdom|location=[[Foggy Swamp]]; southwestern [[Earth Kingdom]]|statehead=[[Water Tribe]]'s [[Water Chief]]}}

'''Foggy Swamp Tribe''' are primarily a [[Water Tribe|waterbending]] tribe located in the [https://avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Foggy_Swamp Foggy Swamp] that developed its own culture, distinct from other Water Tribes. The tribesmen are descendants of individuals who migrated from the South Pole to the Foggy Swamp in the Earth Kingdom, where they established a separate faction that eventually developed a distinct culture and bending style separate from those of the two polar tribes.
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Fire Nation

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{{Stub}}{{Location|nation=fn|title={{Chinese|烈火國|Lièhuǒ Guó}} Fire Nation|location=Western Hemisphere|capital=[[Royal Caldera City]]|govtype=Absolute monarchy|statehead=[[Fire Lord]]|holyhead=[[Council of Fire Sages]] (formerly)|currency=[[Yuan]]|ruler=[[Taiyomizu Hu]], 23rd Fire Lord}}The '''Fire Nation''' is one of the world's four nations and five sovereign states. It is an absolute monarchy led by the Fire Lord and home to most firebenders. Geographically, the nation is located along the planet's equator in the western hemisphere and is composed of several islands, named the Fire Islands.

Since the [[Hundred Year War]], the Fire Nation has been ruled by various monarchs from several different dynasties, the most notable including the [[Clan Yuka|Clan Yuka]] including the [[Yuka-Hu]], the [[Clan Dainagon]], the [[Clan Hinotatsu]], the [[Clan Valletta]], and the [[Hu|House of Hu]]. The Fire Nation is known for its militaristic power, high discipline, aggressive tactics, and immense power.

== History==

=== Harmony Restoration Movement and early instability (c. 100–118 AG) ===
The Fire Nation entered the post-war era under pressure to withdraw from its former colonies in the Earth Kingdom. The Harmony Restoration Movement forced the Fire Nation to dismantle its long-standing colonial presence. This weakened its direct influence abroad but reduced the risk of renewed global conflict. Internally, the state began shifting from imperial expansion to consolidation and recovery.

=== Reign of Fire Lord Ichida and political restructuring (c. 120–123 AG) ===
Fire Lord Ichida oversaw a period of major political change. After instability in the United Republic, Ichida absorbed its territory and formed the United Fire Nation. This marked the height of Fire Nation political influence in the modern era. However, this expansion proved difficult to maintain. Governance became strained, and internal order weakened. Ichida later dissolved this arrangement and restored independence to the United Republic, signalling a retreat from expansionist policy.

=== Transition of power and royal instability (123–131 AG) ===
Following Ichida’s rule, the Fire Nation experienced repeated transitions of power. Fire Lord Konzu assumed the throne but soon fell ill and abdicated, returning power to Ichida briefly. During this period, Princess Cecelia began taking on significant governing responsibility as royal authority became less stable. These frequent changes weakened central authority and created uncertainty among both citizens and foreign allies.

=== Cecelia’s accession and external tensions (132 AG) ===
After the death of Fire Lord Ichida, Princess Cecelia was crowned Fire Lord. Her reign began under tension, particularly with the Northern Water Tribe, which was accused of involvement in Ichida’s death. Diplomatic relations became strained, and the Fire Nation faced growing external pressure. Despite this, Cecelia maintained internal stability and continued governance reforms.

==== Decline and succession crisis (134–136 AG) ====
Fire Lord Cecelia eventually fell into a coma, leading to the appointment of Regent Nerites Yuka-Fang. This period saw reduced central control and increased reliance on regency governance. Soon after, Fire Lord Laia rose to power but died suddenly, creating another succession crisis. Supaisu Fukushu was named heir but did not establish long-term stability.

=== Rise of the Yuka dynasty (143–145 AG) ===
Fire Lord Kazo Yuka assumed power and attempted to stabilise the nation, promising a disciplined and structured rule. However, his reign was short. He abdicated in favour of his son Akihito Yuka, who soon disappeared and was presumed dead. This led to Fire Lord Inaba taking power. Inaba’s rule was marked by reliance on alliances, particularly with the Sun Warriors, and a temporary loss of independent authority through treaties that placed the Fire Nation under external influence.

==== Collapse of the Yuka dynasty and rise of House Dainagon (146 AG) ====
Fire Lord Karim Yuka abdicated the throne, bringing an end to the Yuka dynasty. Power passed to Izel Eluia Dainagon, daughter of Azutoru Dainagon. Upon her accession, she formally established House Dainagon as the new ruling dynasty. Izel adopted the title “Tealdrax,” meaning Dragon Queen, signalling a cultural and political alignment with the Sun Warriors. Her coronation in Caldera City marked a clear shift in Fire Nation identity and leadership style.Dainagon consolidation and alliance politics (146–150 AG)

Under Fire Lord Izel, the Fire Nation strengthened its alliances, particularly with the Sun Warriors and Earth Kingdom. These alliances were formalised through multiple treaties and cooperative agreements. The Fire Nation moved away from isolation and instead became deeply involved in international political structures. Azutoru Dainagon, serving as a senior political figure, played a major role in shaping foreign policy.

=== Air Nation conflict and expansion of influence (150–151 AG) ===
Tensions between the Fire Nation and Air Nation escalated due to disputes over resources and governance. The Fire Nation issued demands for access to Air Nation nodes and legal accountability for past attacks. When negotiations failed, the Fire Nation and its allies applied pressure through diplomacy and force.

In 151 AG, Fire Nation leadership, alongside allied powers, carried out coordinated actions against Air Nation leadership. Southern Elder Aguila Sosa was assassinated under the guise of diplomacy, followed by further covert operations targeting other elders. These actions effectively dismantled Air Nation leadership and forced surrender terms under the Reparation Accords, temporarily placing the Air Nation under Fire Nation control.

=== Calderan Accords and controlled restoration (151 AG) ===
Later in 151 AG, the Fire Nation agreed to the Calderan Accords, which restored the Air Nation as a sovereign entity. However, the agreement ensured continued Fire Nation influence. Territory was redistributed among Fire Nation allies, and new Air Nation elders were installed under close observation. This allowed the Fire Nation to maintain indirect control while avoiding prolonged occupation.

=== Regency period and internal governance (151 AG) ===
During Fire Lord Izel’s maternity leave, Azutoru Dainagon assumed control as Regent Fire Lord, using the title Ahuineialvas. His regency reflected strong Sun Warrior cultural influence and maintained continuity in governance. This period reinforced the Dainagon family’s control over both political and cultural direction in the Fire Nation.

=== Modern Fire Nation identity ===
By the end of 151 AG, the Fire Nation had transformed from a former imperial power into a central diplomatic and strategic force. Under House Dainagon, it balanced alliance politics, controlled influence over other nations, and internal stability. Its leadership combined traditional authority with calculated international engagement, securing its place as one of the most influential powers in the modern era.
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Air Nation

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Formed 114 AG, '''Air Nation''' is the restored nation of Air Nomads, the collective term for the monastic order of men and women who practice the discipline of airbending and the pacifist ethics of their theocratic society. One of the four nations, the Air Nomads were wanderers by definition, but had four air temples, one located at each corner of the globe, found atop mountain ranges and under cliffs, in the northern Earth Kingdom and on three remote islands, all of which were hard for outsiders to reach. Unlike the other nations, those born to the Air Nomads were, without any seen exception, all benders due to the high level of spirituality of their people.

The Air Nation comprises of the Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Air Temples, as well as the Air Temple Island, all led by a [[Council of Elders]].

The Air Nomads were defined to be peaceful people. They lived in large temples and travelled the world on [[flying bison]]. They are the most spiritual of all the cultures and lived in harmony with nature, and famous to be able to have "'''detached themselves from worldly concerns and found peace and freedom'''".

== History ==

=== Reconstruction and identity after restoration (c. 100–120 AG) ===
Following the return of airbending, the Air Nation was rebuilt by Air Acolytes and newly emerged airbenders. The traditional structure of four temples was restored, led by elected elders rather than a single central authority. From the start, the Air Nation faced a challenge. It had to preserve its pacifist identity while existing in a world that was becoming more political and militarised.

=== Early governance and weakening authority (120–130 AG) ===
During the early decades, the Council of Elders struggled to maintain unity. Leadership changes were frequent, and authority was often unclear. At one point, Elder Palkyi attempted to centralise power, declaring himself the sole elder and proposing reforms to reshape governance. His rule was short and controversial, ending with his death after actions that nearly triggered a wider war.

After his death, the Air Nation returned to a council system. However, trust in leadership had already been damaged. The elders faced growing pressure from other nations, especially as disputes over territory and resources increased.

=== Loss of territory and external pressure (130–140 AG) ===
Throughout this period, the Air Nation lost control over several islands and resource nodes. These losses were often the result of coercive treaties or unequal agreements with stronger nations such as the Earth Kingdom, Water Tribe, and Sun Warriors. Attempts to reclaim these territories were largely unsuccessful.

The Air Nation remained committed to diplomacy, but this approach left it vulnerable. Other nations began to view it as politically weak, even while respecting its spiritual importance.

=== Internal reform and rising militarisation (148–150 AG) ===
A major shift began with the appointment of Aguila Sosa as Southern Elder. Unlike previous leaders, Aguila argued that the Air Nation could no longer rely on pacifism alone. He began quietly building a defensive force, training airbenders to respond to potential threats.

Aguila also attempted to renegotiate the Lummo Accords, a treaty that had granted other nations extensive access to Air Nation resources. His efforts failed, as key powers, particularly the Fire Nation, refused to revise the agreement. Despite this, Aguila continued strengthening the Air Nation’s defensive capabilities.

This period marked the first serious move away from traditional Air Nomad philosophy. It created internal division, with some supporting Aguila’s approach and others seeing it as a betrayal of their values.

=== Conflict with the Fire Nation and allied powers (150–151 AG) ===
Tensions between the Air Nation and the Fire Nation escalated rapidly. The Fire Nation demanded access to resources and accountability for past incidents involving Air Nomads. These demands were seen as excessive, and negotiations broke down.

In 151 AG, Fire Nation leadership invited Aguila Sosa to Caldera City under the pretext of diplomacy. During this meeting, Aguila was assassinated by a coalition that included Fire Nation, Earth Kingdom, and Water Tribe leadership. This marked a decisive moment. It removed the Air Nation’s strongest reformist leader and left the nation vulnerable.

Following Aguila’s death, coordinated operations targeted other elders, including Eastern Elder Nade Dorsyl. The Air Nation’s leadership structure collapsed within a short period. With no effective resistance, Keldeo Sosa surrendered and signed the Reparation Accords, temporarily placing the Air Nation under Fire Nation control.

=== Calderan Accords and partial restoration (151 AG) ===
Later that same year, the Calderan Accords were signed. These agreements restored the Air Nation as a sovereign entity and returned control of the Air Temples. However, this restoration came with limits. Much of the Air Nation’s former territory was redistributed to other nations, and new elders were installed under external influence.

Figures such as Tiny Ruzgar and Konoha Tserya were placed in leadership, with the Fire Nation maintaining close oversight of internal affairs. This created a system where the Air Nation was independent in name but constrained in practice.

=== Modern Air Nation position (post-151 AG) ===
By the end of 151 AG, the Air Nation had undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in its history. It had moved from a peaceful, spiritually focused society to one forced into political survival.

Its leadership had been dismantled and rebuilt under pressure. Its territory had been reduced. Its philosophy had been challenged by the realities of the modern world.

Despite this, the Air Nation endured. It remained culturally and spiritually significant, even as it adapted to a world where neutrality and isolation were no longer possible.
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Sun Warrior - URN War

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{{War|nation=sw|name=Sun Warrior - URN Conflict|next=Water Tribe Civil War of 164AG|begin=163AG|end=164AG|place=Bianqui, Kaiyo|result=Draw - Treaty of Supano|battles=Battle of Kaiyo, Battle of Bianqui|side1=URN|side2=Sun Warriors|commanders1=Malvas M'kari Raa
Queidacu Vonalamanu

Queidacu Z'alaria Raa|commanders2=President Yaloh Suzuki

Commander Hao Gladius

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Fire Nation Military|casual1=None|casual2=Vice President Luna Suzuki
Fire Nation Soldier Lee}}The URN-Sun Warrior War of 163AG was a year-long war declared by the Sun Warriors upon the United Republic of Nations, after a long span of tensions between the 2 nations, climaxing in President Yaloh Suzuki's direct callout of the Mālvās M'kari Raa for various assaults on Republic City and its people, even claiming the life of one of the vice presidents. After 2 failed invasions from both sides, the war came to a peaceful resolution in the Treaty of Supano, though giving rise to a smaller civil conflict within the Earth Kingdom over control of the throne.

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Sister Tribes Pact

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'''Sister Tribes Pact''' - a military and node alliance between the Water Tribe and Foggy Swamp Tribe formed in 145 AG by Water Chief Karrad and Swamp Chief Ko.

== Summary ==
a military and node alliance between the Water Tribe and Foggy Swamp Tribe formed in 145 AG by Water Chief Karrad and Swamp Chief Ko.
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Muddy Water Barrier Alliance

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'''Muddy Water Barrier Alliance''' - a short-lived non-aggression pact in 137 AG between the Water Tribe and Earth Kingdom; ended when the Water Tribe declared war on the Earth Kingdom in the Dragonhawk War.

== Summary ==
a short-lived non-aggression pact in 137 AG between the Water Tribe and Earth Kingdom; ended when the Water Tribe declared war on the Earth Kingdom in the Dragonhawk War.
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Jade Treaty

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'''Jade Treaty''' - 142 AG treaty ending the Destran Succession War, in which Earth King Kyian abdicates in favor of Raoxing Beifong and signs away the Swamp, Patajara, and Moungga to a newly liberated Foggy Swamp Tribe under Asuna Rae.

== Summary ==
142 AG treaty ending the Destran Succession War, in which Earth King Kyian abdicates in favor of Raoxing Beifong and signs away the Swamp, Patajara, and Moungga to a newly liberated Foggy Swamp Tribe under Asuna Rae.
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Iron Pact

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'''Iron Pact''' - an alliance protecting the eastern continent, containing the Earth Kingdom, United Republic, and independent kingdom of Omashu; lasted from 118 to 120 AG.

== Summary ==
an alliance protecting the eastern continent, containing the Earth Kingdom, United Republic, and independent kingdom of Omashu; lasted from 118 to 120 AG.
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Yang

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'''Yang''' - an Earth Kingdom province east of Si Wong.

== Summary ==
an Earth Kingdom province east of Si Wong.
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Wuzhen

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'''Wuzhen''' - an Earth Kingdom village in Yousheng province.

== Summary ==
an Earth Kingdom village in Yousheng province.
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