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==Regional & Vernacular Literatures==

===~~Dysonan~~ literature===

===Sydonan literature===

Due to its geographic separation from Great Kirav and the Home Islands and long history as a separate state, the ~~Dysona~~ Islands are often regarded as having a distinct literary tradition from that of Great Kirav and the overseas colonies settled primarily by Great Kiravians. [[Austral Coscivian language|Austral Coscivian]] and High Coscivian, rather than Kiravic, are the main literary languages, though writings in the Leinish and Royal ~~Dysonan~~ minority languages also form a part of ~~Dysonan~~ literature, as do a small but growing body of works by ~~Dysonans~~ writing in Kiravic for a federacy-wide audience.

Due to its geographic separation from Great Kirav and the Home Islands and long history as a separate state, the Sydona Islands are often regarded as having a distinct literary tradition from that of Great Kirav and the overseas colonies settled primarily by Great Kiravians. [[Austral Coscivian language|Austral Coscivian]] and High Coscivian, rather than Kiravic, are the main literary languages, though writings in the Leinish and Royal Sydonan minority languages also form a part of Sydonan literature, as do a small but growing body of works by Sydonans writing in Kiravic for a federacy-wide audience.

===Southern literature===

===Gaelic and Welsh literature===

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 ==Regional & Vernacular Literatures==
-===Dysonan literature===
+===Sydonan literature===
-Due to its geographic separation from Great Kirav and the Home Islands and long history as a separate state, the Dysona Islands are often regarded as having a distinct literary tradition from that of Great Kirav and the overseas colonies settled primarily by Great Kiravians. [[Austral Coscivian language|Austral Coscivian]] and High Coscivian, rather than Kiravic, are the main literary languages, though writings in the Leinish and Royal Dysonan minority languages also form a part of Dysonan literature, as do a small but growing body of works by Dysonans writing in Kiravic for a federacy-wide audience.
+Due to its geographic separation from Great Kirav and the Home Islands and long history as a separate state, the Sydona Islands are often regarded as having a distinct literary tradition from that of Great Kirav and the overseas colonies settled primarily by Great Kiravians. [[Austral Coscivian language|Austral Coscivian]] and High Coscivian, rather than Kiravic, are the main literary languages, though writings in the Leinish and Royal Sydonan minority languages also form a part of Sydonan literature, as do a small but growing body of works by Sydonans writing in Kiravic for a federacy-wide audience.
 ===Southern literature===
 ===Gaelic and Welsh literature===

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