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NG and/or NF: (feel free to put de and le in front of any of these) Vaillancourt, Poullian, Bourcier, Sardou, Duhamel, Boutet, Dupius, Garreau, Chastain, Lococq, Pasquier, Morel, leMaitre, Dubuisson, Asselineau, Jacquinot, Plessis, Cuvillier, Caillat, Philidor, leClair, Baudelaire, duJardin, Garnier, Dufresne, Courbet, Courbusier, Vidale, Micheaux, Fouquet, Vallotton, Celice, Bethune, Bourdreaux, deLaunay, Chopin, Barrande, Ouvrard, Pasteur, Girard, Saint-Pierre (any staint really), Lavaud, Dior, Brousseau, leMahieu, Vandame, laFitte, Vasseur, Arceneaux, Parmentier, Coulomb, Marais, Renou, Boutroux, leRoux, Vallee, Bouthillier, deLaPlace, Vaugeois, Souchon, Cahun, Galopin, Bauvais, Arsenault, Arsenaux, Passereau, Gaume, Genest, Moineau, Beaulieu, Bourseillier | NG and/or NF: (feel free to put de and le in front of any of these) Vaillancourt, Poullian, Bourcier, Sardou, Duhamel, Boutet, Dupius, Garreau, Chastain, Lococq, Pasquier, Morel, leMaitre, Dubuisson, Asselineau, Jacquinot, Plessis, Cuvillier, Caillat, Philidor, leClair, Baudelaire, duJardin, Garnier, Dufresne, Courbet, Courbusier, Vidale, Micheaux, Fouquet, Vallotton, Celice, Bethune, Bourdreaux, deLaunay, Chopin, Barrande, Ouvrard, Pasteur, Girard, Saint-Pierre (any staint really), Lavaud, Dior, Brousseau, leMahieu, Vandame, laFitte, Vasseur, Arceneaux, Parmentier, Coulomb, Marais, Renou, Boutroux, leRoux, Vallee, Bouthillier, deLaPlace, Vaugeois, Souchon, Cahun, Galopin, Bauvais, Arsenault, Arsenaux, Passereau, Gaume, Genest, Moineau, Beaulieu, Bourseillier | ||
==Place names== | |||
Gran Torlen, Barcares, Piscea, Levantine Atoll Rim Islands | |||
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Revision as of 16:29, 23 January 2024
Climate considerations
Levantia
Burgoignesc Metropole= Northern most point: 23.258N, southern most point: 5.474N,
- northern most= Tropical Mexico
- tropical wet coast, tropical wet and dry interior
- southern most= Suriname
- tropical wet
Ile Burgundie= Northern most point: 18.498N, southern most point: 16.186N,
- Geography_of_Belize#Climate
- tropical wet and dry
Drusla= Northern most point: 9.385N, southern most point: 7.684N,
- Geography_of_Panama#Climate
- tropical wet and dry
Torlen= 24.041E, 23.871N
- Geography_of_the_Bahamas#Climate
- tropical wet and dry
Audonia
Burg Islands
Antilles= Northern most point: 8.161N, southern most point: 7.174N
- allegory
- tropical wet
Alcairet and Salarive= Northern most point: .986S, southern most point: 4.522 S
- allegory
- tropical wet and dry
Chaukhira= Northern most point: 14.689S, southern most point: 16.254 S
- allegory
- tropical wet and dry
Iles Evangeline= Northern most point: 24.925N, southern most point: 18.022 N
- Taiwan north, Luzon Philippines in the south.
- Humid subtropical in the north, tropical wet in the south east, tropical dry in the south west.
Mainland Audonia
Oyashima= Northern most point: 15.710N, Southern most point: 7.174N
- Climate_of_the_Philippines
- tropical wet
Pursat= Northern most point: 15.335N, Southern most point: 23.701N
- Geography_of_Mozambique#Climate
- tropical wet and dry
Kandara= Northern most point: 6.97N, Southern most point: 3.02N
- Geography_of_Somalia#Climate for the coast
- Geography_of_Ethiopia#Climate for the interior
- arid on the coast, semi-arid lowlands, highlands in the......highlands
Tapakdore= Northern most point: 7.514S, Southern most point: 10.099S
- Geography_of_Sri_Lanka#Climate
- tropical wet
Peshabiwar= Northern most point: 3.400S, Southern most point: 12.003S
- Malay_Peninsula
- tropical wet
Pukhgundi= Northern most point: 3.400S, Southern most point: 12.003S
- Malay_Peninsula
- tropical wet, bit of highland in the interior
Bulkh= Northern most point: 10.099S, Southern most point: 21.188S
- Geography_of_Yemen#Climate
- arid, with bits of semi-arid and highland
Umardwal= Northern most point: 7.752S, Southern most point: 19.960S
- Geography_of_Mali#Climate
- tropical wet/dry on the coast, semi-arid, then arid interior
Battganuur= Northern most point: 4.386S, Southern most point: 15.505S
- Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia
- tropical wet and tropical wet/dry along the coast, semi-arid in the interior
Yanuban= Northern most point: 19.960S, Southern most point: 26.591S
- Namibia
- semi-arid and tropical wet and tropical wet/dry along the coast
Polar Burg
Argaea= Northern most point: 50.972S, southern most point: 57.773S
- Tierra_del_Fuego#Climate
- Marine west coast in the north
- Subarctic in the south
Sudmoll= Northern most point: 36.010S, southern most point: 36.316S
- Auckland#Climate
- Marine west coast
Wintergen= Northern most point: 47.674N, southern most point: 47.266N
- Newfoundland_and_Labrador#Climate
- Subarctic
Nauta Normand= Northern most point: 56.923N, southern most point: 56.753N
Sarpedon/Vallos
Equatorial Ostiecia= Northern most point: 7.072N, southern most point: 2.788S
- {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Guyana#Climate Guyana climate}
- tropical wet
Culture
The presence and dominance of the Cisterian and Trappist Orders of monks have cast a long shadow on Burgoignesc culutre. The radical adherence to the value of labor, self sufficiency and a seemingly terse or curt way of interacting gives the Burgoignesc cultural elements commonly associated with northern Protestant realms.
Common last names:
Carisien, Metilie, Cobledulitau, Cattuvir, Bellognatus, Vallo, Ateste, Agisill, Camulat, Bitudage, Rextugenie, Venivalle, Carantian, Catiol, Orbian, Morian, Trouciss, Centugenie, Suadut, Litgenes, Vendagni, Congonet, Tanotales, Eqqegni, Cacuriand, Bussemar, Ritogens, Advorix, Laniogai, Balaes, Allecn, Epetin, Sancotal, Genet, Vopisc, Escinc, Allovicon, Venixam, Sacrovir, Ambillien, Andangie, Retic, Samogen, Andreine, Albisie, Arrotal, Auentin, Victullien, Emogen,
Burg naming convention: Praenomen primus (PP), the given name, prenomen familius (PF), an ancestor you respect or whose traits you want your child to portray (like modern middle names), Nomen (NG), typically the mother's last name or lineage on her side she wants to honor, and a Nomen Familius (NF) the father's last name/lineage written PP-PF NG NF
Male PP and/or PF: Alixandre, Anthoin, Astergale, Agale, Augustin, Aubert, Benoit, Carol, Charl, Daniel, Domin, Dreue, Edouard, Ellis, Emile, Emery, Eugen, Ethor, Fleurent, Fouet, Gautier, Gadiffer, Galois, Gieffory, Giles, Girart, Gobin, Guerinet, Henricus, Huguet, Jacquot, Jehan, Joseph, Julian, Lill, Luces, Mahiet, Martin, Michel, Mile, Oudinet, Phelippon, Pierrey, Rachet, Remonet, Rexfort, Rogier, Talebot, Tanneguy, Thibault, Thierry, Verain,
Female PP and/or PF: Abigaile, Anestasie, Eithne, Aveline, Charlise/Charlotte/Caroline, Elee, Evelvine, Elise/Isabelle, Emilie/Emiline, Eugenee, Falcaine, Grace, Helisabeth, Iuette, Jehanne, Josephine, Julie/Julee, Lilee, Mariot, Michelle, Prudentia, Rachette
NG and/or NF: (feel free to put de and le in front of any of these) Vaillancourt, Poullian, Bourcier, Sardou, Duhamel, Boutet, Dupius, Garreau, Chastain, Lococq, Pasquier, Morel, leMaitre, Dubuisson, Asselineau, Jacquinot, Plessis, Cuvillier, Caillat, Philidor, leClair, Baudelaire, duJardin, Garnier, Dufresne, Courbet, Courbusier, Vidale, Micheaux, Fouquet, Vallotton, Celice, Bethune, Bourdreaux, deLaunay, Chopin, Barrande, Ouvrard, Pasteur, Girard, Saint-Pierre (any staint really), Lavaud, Dior, Brousseau, leMahieu, Vandame, laFitte, Vasseur, Arceneaux, Parmentier, Coulomb, Marais, Renou, Boutroux, leRoux, Vallee, Bouthillier, deLaPlace, Vaugeois, Souchon, Cahun, Galopin, Bauvais, Arsenault, Arsenaux, Passereau, Gaume, Genest, Moineau, Beaulieu, Bourseillier
Place names
Gran Torlen, Barcares, Piscea, Levantine Atoll Rim Islands
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