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'''Gungon''' /ˌgɒn'gɒn/ was a city in [[Western Dantria]] which served as its capital, and later as its cultural and educational center. It housed the [[Great Dantrian Libriaries]] and the Western Dantrian University. | '''Gungon''' /ˌgɒn'gɒn/ was a city in [[Western Dantria]] which served as its capital, and later as its cultural and educational center. It housed the [[Great Dantrian Libriaries]] and the Western Dantrian University. | ||
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Gungon was a part of what was known as the Diamond, a group of four major dantrian cities: [[Tavoe]], [[Kalchinge]], [[Walneer]] and [[Gungon]]. | Gungon was a part of what was known as the Diamond, a group of four major dantrian cities: [[Tavoe]], [[Kalchinge]], [[Walneer]] and [[Gungon]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:20, 5 February 2021
Gungon /ˌgɒn'gɒn/ was a city in Western Dantria which served as its capital, and later as its cultural and educational center. It housed the Great Dantrian Libriaries and the Western Dantrian University.
| Gungon | |
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| Country | Western Dantria |
| Government | unknown |
| Historical details | |
| Established | c. 1990 FR |
| Disestablished | August 116 TR |
Gungon was known for its pioneering high-rise architecture, which had most of its buildings stand on top of fortified stone pillars, connected with bridges.
Gungon was a part of what was known as the Diamond, a group of four major dantrian cities: Tavoe, Kalchinge, Walneer and Gungon.
It was destroyed by the superhero warrior Lydian in August 116 TR.