Llamedos - Revision history

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	'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].		'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs; [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''); and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]]). Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].

	The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group. {{CDA}} hints that it even rains indoors and books have titles like ''How Damp Was My Mattress''. Sheep do not need to be dipped so much as regularly wrung out, for instance.		The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group. {{CDA}} hints that it even rains indoors and books have titles like ''How Damp Was My Mattress''. Sheep do not need to be dipped so much as regularly wrung out, for instance.

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	\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]]		\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]], [[Lawrence "Leeky" Llwyddianus-Bonheddwr]]

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	Llamedos and its inhabitants closely resemble {{wp\|Wales\|Wales}} and the Welsh.		Llamedos and its inhabitants closely resemble {{wp\|Wales\|Wales}} and the Welsh, with a possible Gaelic (Scots-Irish) fringe.

	The name Llamedos is a reference to Llareggub, the town in [[wikipedia:Under_Milk_Wood\|''Under Milk Wood'']], the poem by [[Roundworld]]'s Dylan Thomas. The trick is to read them backwards:		The name Llamedos is a reference to Llareggub, the town in [[wikipedia:Under_Milk_Wood\|''Under Milk Wood'']], the poem by [[Roundworld]]'s Dylan Thomas. The trick is to read them backwards:

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	\|currency: the ''ffyrling''		\|currency= the ''ffyrling''

	\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]]		\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]]
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	'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].		'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].

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	\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]]		\|notablecitizens= [[Imp Y Celyn]], [[Harry Dread\|Evil Harry Dread]], [[Rhys Rhysson]], [[Dai Dickins]]
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	'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].		'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].

	The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group. {{CDA}} hints that it even rains indoors and books have titles like ''How Damp Was m		The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group. {{CDA}} hints that it even rains indoors and books have titles like ''How Damp Was My Mattress''. Sheep do not need to be dipped so much as regularly wrung out, for instance.
	My Mattress''. Sheep do not need to be dipped so much as regularly wrung out, for instance.

	The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at [[Howondaland\|Lawke's Drain]] is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.		The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at [[Howondaland\|Lawke's Drain]] is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.

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	'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].		'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].

	The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group.		The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group. {{CDA}} hints that it even rains indoors and books have titles like ''How Damp Was m
			My Mattress''. Sheep do not need to be dipped so much as regularly wrung out, for instance.

	The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at [[Howondaland\|Lawke's Drain]] is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.		The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at [[Howondaland\|Lawke's Drain]] is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.

	According to {{RS}}, Llamedos, and Pant-y-Girdl, are on the coast of the Rim Ocean. ~~however~~, the {{DM}} places the country well inland: the only way Llamedos could have a coast and a seaport is if [[Hergen]], otherwise in the way, is moved up or down the coast a bit. Or Hergen is a western province of Llamedos.		According to {{RS}}, Llamedos, and Pant-y-Girdl, are on the coast of the Rim Ocean. However, the {{DM}} places the country well inland: the only way Llamedos could have a coast and a seaport is if [[Hergen]], otherwise in the way, is moved up or down the coast a bit. Or Hergen is a western province of Llamedos. {{CDA}} resolves this problem, blaming the somewhat ephemeral nature of [[Chimeria]] for any confusion. The river [[Llwk-Yu]] (see note on spelling) runs through the town, and the recently expanded port serves both river barges and shipping to and from the Circle Sea and Sto Plains ports. On the world map, Llamedos is seen to be a long relatively narrow country with a coastal strip, just hubwards of [[Chimeria]], with [[Hergen]] to the rimwards-by-turnwise of both. [[Koom Valley]] and the beginnings of the settled countries leading down to [[Quirm]]and Ankh-Morpork are to the hubwards-by-widdershins.

			Two other named towns in Llamedos are [[Cwtch]] and, confusingly, [[Cladh]].

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	'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in ~~it's~~ hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].		'''Llamedos''' is a hilly and permanently rainy country on the main continent. It is the home of [[druid]]ism and druidical music and lots and lots of cold, exceptionally wet rain (It even has rain mines). It is also home to some dwarf clans, who mine coal in its hills. Famous inhabitants include: [[Rhys Rhysson]], who would become [[Low King]] of the dwarfs [[Imp y Celyn]], a.k.a. Buddy, lead singer and guitarist of [[The Band With Rocks In]], during the [[Music With Rocks In]] fever in [[Ankh-Morpork]] (see ''[[Book:Soul Music\|Soul Music]]''), and Sgt. [[Dai Dickins]], a stalwart in the [[Glorious Revolution]] (see [[Book:Night Watch\|Night Watch]].) Evangelist and explorer [[Llamedos Jones]], reputed to have discovered the [[Brown Islands]], was also a native. The main town would appear to be [[Pant-y-Girdl]].

	The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group.		The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group.

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	The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group.		The odd tendency of local placenames to spell strange things backwards in Morporkian does not arise from any jocular attitude on the part of the Llamedosians. They are known as a rather dour and humorless group.

	The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at Lawke's Drain is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.		The [[Prince of Llamedos]] is, historically, the courtesy title given to the eldest son and heir to the throne of [[Ankh-Morpork]] and may derive from a time when Llamedos was part of the Ankhian Empire. The current (undeclared) Prince is [[Carrot Ironfoundersson]]. It nominally at least provides one [[Army]] regiment: the [[35th Llamedosian Foot]]. Their last stand at [[Howondaland\|Lawke's Drain]] is a battle honour the nation remains quietly proud of.

	According to {{RS}}, Llamedos, and Pant-y-Girdl, are on the coast of the Rim Ocean. however, the {{DM}} places the country well inland: the only way Llamedos could have a coast and a seaport is if [[Hergen]], otherwise in the way, is moved up or down the coast a bit. Or Hergen is a western province of Llamedos.		According to {{RS}}, Llamedos, and Pant-y-Girdl, are on the coast of the Rim Ocean. however, the {{DM}} places the country well inland: the only way Llamedos could have a coast and a seaport is if [[Hergen]], otherwise in the way, is moved up or down the coast a bit. Or Hergen is a western province of Llamedos.