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Created page with "'''Hrnads''' are a type of army found historically in Deysachin. They are defined by being religious in nature, typically consisting of peasentry without any state backing, and being more organized and structured than a revolt. The most famous hrnad is the Qoeul-bo Hrnad, which has been opperating for nearly three centuries. Category:Deysachin pages Category:Armed forces of Deysachin Category:Sasatanl'c pages"
 
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i mean shit when in rome right
 
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'''Hrnads''' are a type of army found historically in [[Deysachin]]. They are defined by being religious in nature, typically consisting of peasentry without any state backing, and being more organized and structured than a revolt. The most famous hrnad is the Qoeul-bo Hrnad, which has been opperating for nearly three centuries.
'''Hrnads''' are a type of army found historically in [[Deysachin]]. They are defined by being religious in nature, typically consisting of peasentry without any state backing, and being more organized and structured than a revolt. The most famous hrnad is the [[Qoeul-bo Hrnad]], which has been opperating for nearly three centuries.
[[Category:Deysachin pages]]
[[Category:Deysachin pages]]
[[Category:Armed forces of Deysachin]]
[[Category:Armed forces of Deysachin]]
[[Category:Sasatanl'c pages]]
[[Category:Sasatanl'c pages]]
[[Category:Deysachni words]]

Latest revision as of 18:07, 6 September 2026

Hrnads are a type of army found historically in Deysachin. They are defined by being religious in nature, typically consisting of peasentry without any state backing, and being more organized and structured than a revolt. The most famous hrnad is the Qoeul-bo Hrnad, which has been opperating for nearly three centuries.