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'''Kingdom of the Isle of Farmandie''' ([[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]]: ''Le Royaume de l'Ile de Fiærmandie'', [[Kiravic Coscivian|Coscivian]]: ''Xūrokuv Ion Fyærmandiv'') or '''Farmandie''' is an independent post-colonial [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island%20country island country] in the southeastern [[Ocean of Cathay]]. It consists of the main landmass - the [[Isle of Farmandie]] - and [[smaller islands]]. Farmandie's capital and largest city is [[Kæn]]. The [[Isle of Farmandie]] is ????km (?,???mi) north of [[Australis]], ????km (?,???mi) northwest of [[????]], ????km (?,???mi) south of [[Jinju]], ????km (?,???mi) southwest of (Stenza island) and ????km (?,???mi) west of [[Freda Island]] across the [[Bay of Diamav]]. | '''Kingdom of the Isle of Farmandie''' ([[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]]: ''Le Royaume de l'Ile de Fiærmandie'', [[Kiravic Coscivian|Coscivian]]: ''Xūrokuv Ion Fyærmandiv'') or '''Farmandie''' is an independent post-colonial [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island%20country island country] in the southeastern [[Ocean of Cathay]]. It consists of the main landmass - the [[Isle of Farmandie]] - and [[smaller islands]]. Farmandie's capital and largest city is [[Kæn]] and it was established in 1748. The [[Isle of Farmandie]] is ????km (?,???mi) north of [[Australis]], ????km (?,???mi) northwest of [[????]], ????km (?,???mi) south of [[Jinju]], ????km (?,???mi) southwest of [[(Stenza island?)]] and ????km (?,???mi) west of [[some other larger island]] and [[Freda Island]] across the [[Bay of Diamav]]. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The origin of the islands name is not completely clear but it is known to be of very old origin and is believed to come from old seaman saying ''"Further than a man has sailed to die."'' referring to the remoteness of the island and its disconnection from the rest of the world. | The origin of the islands name is not completely clear but it is known to be of very old origin and is believed to come from old seaman saying ''"Further than a man has sailed to die."'' referring to the remoteness of the island and its disconnection from the rest of the world. | ||