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'''Kingdom of Mamkoon''', frequently denoted as Mamkoon in [[Thonthal]] sources, /mæm'kuːn/ was a country which existed for almost 200 years in the 18th-19th [[dantrian_calendar|CSR]] and was regarded as a [[Yammoe]] puppet state, although the actual relationship between the two countries was complicated.
'''Kingdom of Mamkoon''', frequently denoted as Mamkoon in [[Thonthal]] sources, /mæm'kuːn/ was a country which existed for almost 200 years in the 19th-20th [[dantrian_calendar|CSR]] and was regarded as a [[Yammoe]] puppet state, although the actual relationship between the two countries was complicated.
Centered around the Makam river, Mamkoon connected the areas of [[Osa Nara]] and [[Xornerian]]. Mamkoon also had an exclave region near the Taverda river called Mamkoon Tre, which had three major cities: Mamkoon Tre, Mamkoon Ta and Mamkoon Tranala. This packet of the Mamkoon Kingdom became important due to its economic advantage of discovering the deposits of salt. The exact location of the Mamkoon salt mines had been kept a secret, and after the downfall of the region they have never been found, which spawned rumors and conspiracy theories that the mines might have never existed. The latter is corroborated by some historical data, suggesting it was a political ruse.
Centered around the Makam river, Mamkoon connected the areas of [[Osa Nara]] and [[Xornerian]]. Mamkoon also had an exclave region near the Taverda river called Mamkoon Tre, which had three major cities: Mamkoon Tre, Mamkoon Ta and Mamkoon Tranala. This packet of the Mamkoon Kingdom became important due to its economic advantage of discovering the deposits of salt. The exact location of the Mamkoon salt mines had been kept a secret, and after the downfall of the region they have never been found, which spawned rumors and conspiracy theories that the mines might have never existed. The latter is corroborated by some historical data, suggesting it was a political ruse.