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== Geographical distribution == | == Geographical distribution == | ||
Cartadanian is the dominant language spoken in Cartadania, which is the official language of the country. Additionally, Ceylonia and Porlos, which were once territories of Cartadania, also recognize Cartadanian as their official language. The language has also had a significant impact in the Cape, particularly around Natalia, where many Cartadanian elites migrated during colonial times. In 1697, a coup led by these elites overthrew the colonial administration and established an oligarchic corporate administration that imposed the Cartadanian language on the local population. | |||
Other areas with significant Cartadanian-speaking populations include [[Bicariana]], which was formerly a Cartadanian territory but was ceded to Urcea in 2021. [[Saint Kennera]] and [[Pribralter]], due to their proximity to metropolitan Cartadania, also have Cartadanian-speaking populations, albeit smaller than other areas such as [[Tolôn]]. Tolôn is the largest city in [[Valtéra]] and serves as the leading port for [[Kiravia]]n trade with Cartadania. The [[Tryhstian Littoral]] also has a sizable population of Cartadanians, with two-thirds of the population speaking the language. This is due to the establishment of several industrial settlements by Cartadanian merchants in the emerging Kiravian market. | |||
=== CSL === | === CSL === | ||
=== Future === | === Future === | ||
=== Current status and importance === | === Current status and importance === | ||
== Dialects == | == Dialects == | ||
=== Cartadania === | === Cartadania === | ||