Murgosh Language - Revision history

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	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[~~Schweinholtz~~]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], ~~[[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]]~~ as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[~~Schweinholz~~]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]] and [[~~Stavaria~~]] as well as ~~amongst~~ human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of the Ten Tongues of Man.[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language|Old Murgosh]], one of the Ten Tongues of Man.[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[~~Schweinholtz~~]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], ~~[[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]]~~ as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]] and [[Rigania]], as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries in Murgosia, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[~~Schweinholz~~]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholtz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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	<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>		<includeonly>{{Article_Reference\|article= Murgosh Language}}</includeonly>
	Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]] and [[~~Stavaria~~]] as well as ~~amongst~~ human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>		Murgosh is spoken primarily in [[Murgosia]], [[Rigania]], [[Stavaria]] and [[Waldavia]] as well as among human settlers in [[Schweinholz]]. The language remained the language of the lower and middle class for centuries, despite Imperial attempts to encourage [[Zetian Language\|Zetian]] as the primary language of the state while under Imperial rule. It is used as something of a trade language in towns on [[the Brothers]], but is extremely rare elsewhere.<noinclude>

	Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>		Murgosh is considered one of the [[Murgosh Tongues]] and is directly descendant from [[Old Murgosh Language\|Old Murgosh]], one of [[the Ten Tongues of Man]].[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>