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| == Etymology == | | == Etymology == |
| The original Sarpic term for the region was "''Tor Hayn''", a term of undetermined meaning, though some scholars have posited that it meant something resembling "trade lands" due to its proximity to the cores of the ancient [[Istroyan]] and [[Adonerii]] civilizations. The area had very little [[Latinic people|Latinic]] settlement following its conquest by [[Caphiria]] and the native terminology continued until bands of raiders and adventurers from the Oduniyyad Caliphate conquered the region, when linguistic corruption took place. Following the Caphirian reconquest a few decades later, the area became known as "''Talionum''". Following the Urcean conquest, the name of the Kingdom became "''Talionia''", after the common Aenglish naming convention.
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| From the 19th century to the period immediately preceding the Great War, the Kingdom of Talionia was referred to as "'''the Kingdom beyond the Sea'''" in some official and colloquial senses in [[Urcea]].
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| == History == | | == History == |