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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by Main/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling just what territories formed UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad - yup, many desertic roads were in there (and now they're parts of the "-tan" nations in Central Asia), including the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]], which also was a part of the Mongol Empire and now it's divided between Mongolia the nation and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by Main/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired (inspired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling just what territories formed UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad - yup, many desertic roads were in there (and now they're and its surroundings (like Xinjiang, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, parts of the "-tan" Tibetan Plateau, the -tan nations in from Central Asia), including the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]], which also was a part of the Mongol Empire and now it's divided between Mongolia the nation and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. Asia, etc.) So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling just what territories formed UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad - yup, many desertic roads were in there, including [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]], which also was a part of the Mongol Empire and now it's divided between Mongolia the nation and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) Main/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling just what territories formed UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad - yup, many desertic roads were in there, there (and now they're parts of the "-tan" nations in Central Asia), including the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]], which also was a part of the Mongol Empire and now it's divided between Mongolia the nation and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling that UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad included parts of both the Mongol and Chinese Empires. And even now, there's the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]] that's divided between the modern Mongolia and the actual China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling that just what territories formed UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad included parts of both the Mongol and Chinese Empires. And even now, there's the - yup, many desertic roads were in there, including [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]] that's Desert]], which also was a part of the Mongol Empire and now it's divided between the modern Mongolia the nation and the actual Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling that UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad included parts of both the Mongol and Chinese Empires. And even now, there's the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]] that's divided between the modern Mongolia and the actual China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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!!FridgeLogic
* Contrasting with Kutou, Konan (both of them inspired by UsefulNotes/ImperialChina) and Hokkan (inpired by the Mongol Empire), Sairou seems to have a desert theme. One wonders where does that fit, since deserts are more associated with the Middle East in the minds of many... and then FB hits when recalling that UsefulNotes/TheSilkRoad included parts of both the Mongol and Chinese Empires. And even now, there's the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert Gobi Desert]] that's divided between the modern Mongolia and the actual China. So yeah, making Sairou (or at least some parts of it) a desertic nation is ''quite'' more appropiate than it seems.
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