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But the place never existed. It was an externally prescribed name for an area of land by people who had never been there. I can call Australia Gooblandia but it doesn't mean a place called Gooblandia actually exists.
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Perhaps a better example, is that the eastern shores of the Mediterranean are often called the Levant. But there was never a country called Levant. It is a generic grographical term prescribed to that land mass.
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So 2 pictures, one picture shows a bunch of flags. And then the red square you could see tartaria. The next one is the flag of Russia and if you see closely is a man on a horse that is stepping on the dragon from the flag Of tartaria i dont know but i will be doing some more digging
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Well, let us know what you find! You've caught my interest 😅