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''Netansett'' is the traditional indigenous name for the geographic region the country occupies, its rough translation being "wooded hills". For many years, and even up until Netansett's admission into the [[League of Nations]] in the 1950s for some countries, the country was given the [[Coscivian]]-originated {{wp|exonym}} of "Huconia", itself being derived from the [[Hukon League]], which was a tribal league under the sovereignty of [[Porfiria]]. This term was formally disavowed in [[1910]] as the nation's government began to request other nations to refer to it by its indigenous {{wp|endonym}} of "Netansett", though some nations have continued to insist on using "Huconia" in diplomatic relations for the next forty years. The name of the Hukon League is in turn derived from the [[Treaty of Hukon]], which was named after a then-major village in modern Netansett. The term was never officially adopted by the people of Netansett themselves and was only ever used by Occidental countries.