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The presence and dominance of the Cisterian and Trappist Orders of monks have cast a long shadow on Burgoignesc culutre. The radical adherence to the value of labor, self sufficiency and a seemingly terse or curt way of interacting gives the Burgoignesc cultural elements commonly associated with northern Protestant realms. | The presence and dominance of the Cisterian and Trappist Orders of monks have cast a long shadow on Burgoignesc culutre. The radical adherence to the value of labor, self sufficiency and a seemingly terse or curt way of interacting gives the Burgoignesc cultural elements commonly associated with northern Protestant realms. | ||
== Common last names: == | |||
Carisien, Metilie, Cobledulitau, Cattuvir, Bellognatus, Vallo, Ateste, Agisill, Camulat, Bitudage, Rextugenie, Venivalle, Carantian, Catiol, Orbian, Morian, Trouciss, Centugenie, Suadut, Litgenes, Vendagni, Congonet, Tanotales, Eqqegni, Cacuriand, Bussemar, Ritogens, Advorix, Laniogai, Balaes, Allecn, Epetin, Sancotal, Genet, Vopisc, Escinc, Allovicon, Venixam, Sacrovir, Ambillien, Andangie, Retic, Samogen, Andreine, Albisie, Arrotal, Auentin, Victullien, Emogen, | |||