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Created page with "Vilnius, founded on the 1-3-1(6-8-25) of the Memel calendar by President Truo(Justin) of Lithuania. The gold that was used was mainly brought in by Astro, with some support from Flick0(Dana) and Truo(Justin). Vilnius functions as the capital city of the Republic of Lithuania. The first building in Vilnius is the Romuva City Hall, built by the Voivode of Klaipeda(Memel), Flick0(Dana). The city hall highlights Lithuanian's origin as a Baltic Pagan State." |
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Vilnius, founded on the 1-3-1(6-8-25) of the Memel calendar by President Truo(Justin) of Lithuania. | Vilnius, founded on the 1-3-1(6-8-25) of the Memel calendar by President Truo(Justin) of Lithuania. | ||
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The gold that was used was mainly brought in by Astro, with some support from Flick0(Dana) and Truo(Justin). | The gold that was used was mainly brought in by Astro, with some support from Flick0(Dana) and Truo(Justin). | ||
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Vilnius functions as the capital city of the Republic of Lithuania. | Vilnius functions as the capital city of the Republic of Lithuania. | ||
The first building in Vilnius is the Romuva City Hall, built by the Voivode of Klaipeda(Memel), Flick0(Dana). The city hall highlights Lithuanian's origin as a Baltic Pagan State. | <br> | ||
The first building in Vilnius is the Romuva City Hall, built by the Voivode of Klaipeda(Memel), Flick0(Dana). | |||
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The city hall highlights Lithuanian's origin as a Baltic Pagan State. | |||
Latest revision as of 01:19, 8 June 2025
Vilnius, founded on the 1-3-1(6-8-25) of the Memel calendar by President Truo(Justin) of Lithuania.
The gold that was used was mainly brought in by Astro, with some support from Flick0(Dana) and Truo(Justin).
Vilnius functions as the capital city of the Republic of Lithuania.
The first building in Vilnius is the Romuva City Hall, built by the Voivode of Klaipeda(Memel), Flick0(Dana).
The city hall highlights Lithuanian's origin as a Baltic Pagan State.