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== Culture ==

Vallos has a diverse array of cultures and was called "at the same time a crossroads of the old and new worlds and a rich tapestry of three different cultural traditions" by [[P.G.W. Gelema]]. The three main cultural influences in Vallos come from the [[Occident]], particularly [[Latinic people|Latinic]]-descended traditions of [[Burgundie]] and [[Cartadania]], from [[Polynesian people]] who populate the southern tip of the subcontinent, and [[Crona|Cronan people]] who have settled the subcontinent at various points since the first millennia BC.

Vallos has a diverse array of cultures and was called "at the same time a crossroads of the old and new worlds and a rich tapestry of three different cultural traditions" by [[P. G. W. Gelema]]. The three main cultural influences in Vallos come from the [[Occident]], particularly [[Latinic people|Latinic]]-descended traditions of [[Burgundie]] and [[Cartadania]], from [[Polynesian people]] who populate the southern tip of the subcontinent, and [[Crona|Cronan people]] who have settled the subcontinent at various points since the first millennia BC.

[[Category: Urcea]]

[[Category: Subcontinents]]

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 == Culture ==
-Vallos has a diverse array of cultures and was called "at the same time a crossroads of the old and new worlds and a rich tapestry of three different cultural traditions" by [[P.G.W. Gelema]]. The three main cultural influences in Vallos come from the [[Occident]], particularly [[Latinic people|Latinic]]-descended traditions of [[Burgundie]] and [[Cartadania]], from [[Polynesian people]] who populate the southern tip of the subcontinent, and [[Crona|Cronan people]] who have settled the subcontinent at various points since the first millennia BC.
+Vallos has a diverse array of cultures and was called "at the same time a crossroads of the old and new worlds and a rich tapestry of three different cultural traditions" by [[P. G. W. Gelema]]. The three main cultural influences in Vallos come from the [[Occident]], particularly [[Latinic people|Latinic]]-descended traditions of [[Burgundie]] and [[Cartadania]], from [[Polynesian people]] who populate the southern tip of the subcontinent, and [[Crona|Cronan people]] who have settled the subcontinent at various points since the first millennia BC.
 [[Category: Urcea]]
 [[Category: Subcontinents]]

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