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NEVERLAND (IN CAPITALS), a map of a child's mind would resemble a map of Neverland, with no boundaries at all. See also Neverpedia
Neverwood (Name of a city, state, or province) Where the Lost Boys hunt and fight the pirates and Native Americans.
The Home Under the Ground Also contains Tinker Bell's "private apartment".
The Little House Built from branches by the Lost Boys for Wendy after she is hit by Tootles' arrow.
The Jolly Roger The pirates' brig, described by Barrie as "a rakish-looking craft foul to the hull."
The Mermaids' Lagoon The location of Marooners' Rock, the most dangerous place in Neverland.

Dacia, A tribal kingdom in northern and central Romania during Classical times.
Dagestan, A Muslim district in the northern Caucasus.
Dagomba, A tribal Kingdom in West Africa, located mostly in northern Ghana.
Dahae, An ancient Scythian tribe in Central Asia.
Dal nAraidi, An early Irish clan.
Dalarna, A district in central Sweden.
Dalhem, A County in eastern Belgium, on the extreme southern edge of the Dutch border.
Dalmatia, The coastal districts and islands of the northwestern Balkans.
Dalriada, A Dark Ages Gaelic tribal Kingdom in southwestern Scotland.
Damagaram, An Emirate in central Niger.
Damascus, An important city in southwestern Syria.
Danzig, An important Baltic port in northern Poland (Pol. Gdansk).
Dar al-Kuti, A district in northeastern Central African Republic, on the frontier with Chad.
Dar al-Masalit, A Sultanate in far western Sudan, near the frontier with Chad.
Dardania, An ancient district in far northwestern Anatolia.
Darfur, A region in western Sudan.
Datia, A district in north-central India.
Daura, An Emirate in far northern Nigeria.
Daura-Baure, An Emirate in far northern Nigeria.
Daura-Zango, An Emirate in far northern Nigeria.
Dauro, A state in northern Ethiopia.
Dayani, A minor ancient Kingdom located on the upper Tigris.
Daylam, A region in northern Iran, just south of the Caspian Sea.
Deccan (The), A plateau which has hosted a number of states in central India.
Deheubarth, A Principality in south-central Wales.
Deira, A Dark Ages Anglo-Saxon Kingdom in northern England.
Delaware, A state within the United States, on the Atlantic seaboard.
Delhi, An important Sultanate in northern India.
Delos, An island in the central Aegean Sea.
Delphi, A small town and important religious site in central Greece.
Demak, A Sultanate in northern Java.
Demerara-Essequibo, Coastal districts in Suriname, northern South America.
Dendi, A tribal state in the Niger watershed in southern Niger and northern Benin.
Denia, A city in far eastern Spain.
Denizli, A town in western Turkey.
Denkyira, A Kingdom on the frontier between southeastern Cote d'Ivoire and southwestern Ghana.
DENMARK, A Kingdom in northern Europe. See also Gordum, Hedeby (Haithabu), Jutland, Sjaelland (Zealand), and Vendsyssel.
Derbend, A city in the eastern Caucasus.
Derby, A town in central England.
Derevlians (The), An early tribe living in Dark-Ages Ukraine.
Desmond, A kingdom in southern Ireland.
Desmond, An Earldom in southern Ireland.
Destra, A district in far northeastern Bulgaria.
Deutschmeister, Administrators of the Teutonic Order in Germany.
Dezana, A town in northwestern Italy.
Dhu Jibla, A district in central Yemen.
Diaokhi, An ancient tribal kingdom in the Caucasus.
Dimi, A town in southern Greece.
Dimitrias, A town in northern Greece.
Dinkelsbuhl, A city in central Germany.
Dir, A tribal state in northern Pakistan.
Divrigi, A town in Anatolia.
Dizak, A small Armenian principality in western Azerbaijan.
Djakarta, The capital of Indonesia. See: Maseko.
Djarrahid Confederation, A Bedouin tribe, based in northwestern Arabia.
Djebel Nefusah, A district in the interior of western Libya.
Djerba, An island off the coast of Tunisia.
DJIBOUTI, A state on the African side of the southern end of the Red Sea.
Dmitrov, A town in north-central Russia.
Dobrogea, A district in southeastern Romania.
Dogfeiling, A minor Principality in northern Wales.
Dolopes (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
DOMINICA, An island state in the eastern Caribbean, between Guadeloupe and Martinique.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, A state on the eastern side of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola.
Domnoneé, A division of Brittany, in northwestern France.
Dompu, A Sultanate located on the island of Sumbawa, in Indonesia.
Dor, An ancient Caananite city.
Dorians (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Dorogobuzh-Gorynsky, A town in northwestern Ukraine.
Dorogobuzh-Tverskoi, A town in north-central Russia.
Doros (Feodoro), A small Principality in southwestern Crimea.
Dorpat, A town in eastern Estonia.
Dortmund, A city in northwestern Germany.
Dortmund, A county in northwest Germany.
Dos Pilas, A Mayan city-state in northern Guatemala.
Douala, A city in coastal Cameroon.
Douglas, An Earldom in Scotland.
Dragmos, An ancient town in eastern Crete.
Draviskos, A town in northern Greece.
Drente, A district in northeastern Netherlands.
Dreros, A town in eastern Crete.
Dreux, A County in northern France.
Drutsk, An early community in what is now eastern Belarus.
Dryopes (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Dubai, An emirate within the United Arab Emirates, on the Persian Gulf.
Dublin, The capital city of Ireland, located near the east coast.
Dubrovitsa, A town in northwestern Ukraine.
Dumnonia, A Dark Ages Kingdom in far southwestern England.
Dunbar, A Mediaeval Scottish earldom.
Dunoding, A minor principality in northwestern Wales.
Duras, A county in Belgium.
Durham, A city and bishopric in northern England.
Durres, A port city in northwestern Albania.
Dyck, A lordship in northwestern Germany.
Dyfed, A principality in southern Wales.
Dyffryn Clwd, A village in northern Wales.
Dzheraberd, A small Armenian Principality in western Azerbaijan.
Dzibanche, A Mayan city-state in eastern Yucatan.

East Anglia, A Dark Ages Anglo-Saxon Kindom in eastern England.
East Breifne, A minor Kingdom in north-central Ireland.
East Frisia, A County (later Principality) in far northwestern Germany.
EAST TIMOR, A state in the southern edge of the Indonesian archipelago.
Easter Island, An isolated island in the eastern Pacific.
Eastern (Byzantine) Roman Empire, The Eastern division of the Roman state.
Ebla, An ancient city in northern Syria.
Ecatepec, A pre-Columbian Mexican state.
Echten, A lordship in the Netherlands.
Ecrehous (The), A group of islets and rocks within the Channel Islands.
ECUADOR, A state in northwestern South America.
Edom, A Western Semitic tribal Kingdom in southern Israel and the Sinai.
EGYPT, The modern state and ancient civilization in far northeastern Africa. Also included is Athribis-Heliopolis, Busiris, the Coptic Patriarchs of Alexandria, Se
Eichstadt, A town and Bishopric in central Germany.
Eion, A town in Greek Macedonia.
Ektines (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
El Mirador, A Mayan city-state in far northern Guatemala.
EL SALVADOR, A state on the Pacific coast of Central America.
Elam, An ancient Kingdom at the head of the Persian gulf.
Elatia, A town in the Greek region of Phocis.
Elba, An island off the coast of northwestern Italy, near Corsica.
Elea, A town in the Peloponessus, Greece.
Eleusina, A town in Greece, now on the outskirts of Athens.
Eleutherna, A town in west-central Crete.
Elfael, A district in south-central Wales.
Eliki, A town in the Peloponessus, Greece.
Elimea, An ancient town in northern Greek Macedonia, today known as Grevena.
Ellipi, A small ancient kingdom in far western Iran.
Ellwangen, A priory in central Germany.
Elmet, A small Kingdom in northern England.
Eltyna, A town in central Crete.
Elyros, A town in western Crete.
Emlyn, A Welsh border March
Emmeloord, A district, formerly a small island, in the Zuiderzee, Netherlands.
Ename, A district in central Belgium.
Enishasi, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Enna, A town in central Sicily.
Entre Rios, A province of Argentina, north of Buenos Aires.
Eordaea (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Epeioi (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Ephesus, A town in western Turkey.
Epirus, An early Kingdom in northwestern Greece.
EQUATORIAL GUINEA, A small state in west Africa.
Eressos, A town on the island of Lesbos, in the Aegean Sea.
Eretria, A town on the island of Euboea, central Greece.
Erfurt, A town in eastern Germany.
Ergyng, A small territory on the border between England and southeastern Wales.
ERITREA, A state in east Africa, on the Red Sea coast.
ERITREA, A state on the west coast of the Red Sea.
Ermland, A district in northeastern Poland.
Eronos, A town in eastern Crete.
Ertaea, A town in central Crete.
Erzerum, A town in eastern Anatolia.
Eshnunna, An ancient Kingdom in Mesopotamia.
Essen, A convent in northwestern Germany.
Essex, An Anglo-Saxon Kingdom in eastern England.
Esslingen, A city in southwestern Germany.
ESTONIA, A state on the Baltic sea, below Finland.
Etampes, A Countship in northern France.
ETHIOPIA, A state in the mountains of eastern Africa. See also: Adal (Ifat), Assaw, Axum, Dauro, Gojam, Harar, Jima, Kaffa, Konta, Shewa, Tigre, and Zion.
Ethiopian Patriarchs, The chief religious authorities in Ethiopia.
Etruscans (The), An ancient people living in northern Italy.
Euboea, A large island in central Greece.
Eucratid Kingdom, A fragment of the Hellenic Bactrian state, in northern Pakistan.
Eurytanes (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Evreux, A Countship in northern France.
Ewyas, A district in southeastern Wales.

Fézensac, A countship in the south of France.
Fabriano, A town in central Italy.
Fadli, A sultanate in southwestern Yemen.
Faenza, A town in northern Italy.
FAEROE ISLANDS, A group of islands in the North Atlantic, between Britain and Iceland.
Failghe (ui), A lesser kingdom in central Ireland: in English, Offaly.
FALKLAND ISLANDS, A group of islands in the South Atlantic, east of Argentina.
Farsi, An ancient province in southern Iran, source of the Persian people.
Feodoro, A small principality in southwestern Crimea.
Ferghana, A city in eastern Uzbekistan.
Fermanagh, A lesser kingdom in northern Ireland.
Fez, A city in northern Morocco.
Fezzan, A region in the interior of western Libya.
Fidenza, A town in northern Italy.
Fife, A county and ancient Pictish realm in south-central Scotland.
FIJI, A state composed of a group of scattered islands in the South Pacific.
FINLAND, A Baltic state between Sweden and Russia.
Finnmark, A region at the far northern end of Norway.
Fiume, A city on the Adriatic coast of Croatia.
Fjadryndaland, A petty kingdom in Sweden.
Fjordane, The coast between Möre and Bergen in Norway.
Flanders, A County in western Belgium.
Flaschenhals (Lorch), A small town in western Germany.
Florence, A city in north-central Italy.
Florida, A state within the United States, located in the far southeast.
Foix, A Countship in southern France.
Forcalquier, A countship in southern France.
Forez, A district in southern France.
Fosdinovo, A town in northern Italy.
FRANCE, A far western state in western Europe. See also Albi, Albret, Alençon, Alsace, Amboise, Angoulême, Anjou, Aquitaine, Armagnac, Artois, Astarac, Auvergne, Bar-le-Duc, Bar-sur-Seine, Béarn, Berry, Besançon, Bigorre, Blois, Boulogne, Bourbon, Brittany, Bro Erech, Burgundy (all phases), Calais, Cambrai, Carcassonne, Champagne, Chartres, Chatillon-sur-Marne, Clermont (en Beauvais), Condé, Conti, Cornouaille (Caer Ys), Domnoneé, Dreux, Etampes, Evreux, Fézensac, Foix, Forcalquier, Forez, Gascony, Guise, Joinville, La Marche, Leon, Limoges, Lorraine, Mâcon, Maine, Metz, Nantes, Nevers, Normandy, Orange, Orléans, Paris, Périgord, Picardy, Poitou, Provence, Razes, Reims, Rohan, Roussillon, St. Pol, Septimania, Soissons, Strasbourg, Thouars, Toul, Toulouse, Tours, Valois, Vaudémont, Vendome, Verdun, Vermandois, Vexin, Vienne, Yvetot.
Frankfurt-am-Main, A large city in central Germany.
Franks (The), An early Teutonic tribe, founders of France. See also Austrasia, Burgundy, Mayors of the Palace, Neustria.
Freising, A town and Bishopric in Bavaria.
French Equatorial Africa, A colonial federation in central Africa.
FRENCH GUIANA, A dependent state in northern South America.
FRENCH POLYNESIA, A dependent state in the southeastern Pacific. See Huahine, Pora Pora, Ra'iatea, Taha'a, Tahiti.
French West Africa, A colonial federation in northwestern Africa.
Fribourg, A Canton of Switzerland.
Friedberg, A city in southern Germany.
Frisia, A coastal region of northern Netherlands and northwestern Germany.
Friuli, A district in northeastern Italy.
Fugger, A German noble family.
Fujairah, An emirate on the Persian Gulf.
Fulda, An imperial abbacy in central Germany.
Fyn, An island in Denmark.

Görz, A county in northeastern Italy.
Götland, A region in south-central Sweden.
Ga'ash, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Gabes, A port city in central Tunisia. GABON A state in west Africa.
Gadara, An ancient town in northwestern Jordan.
Gaeta, A town in southern Italy.
Galata-Pera, The foreigners quarter in old Byzantium and Istanbul.
Galatia, An ancient Celtic tribal state in central Anatolia.
Galich-Merskiy, A town in northern Russia.
Galicia, A Kingdom in northwestern Spain.
Galilee, An ancient district in northern Israel.
Galitzia, A Mediaeval state in western Ukraine.
Gallipoli, A peninsula on the northern side of the Bosporus, in far northwestern Turkey.
Galloway, A County in southwestern Scotland.
Gallura, A city in northern Sardinia.
Galuh, A district in western Java. See as Maseko
GAMBIA, A small state in far western Africa.
Gamgum, An ancient city-state in northern Syria.
Gan Dunias, An ancient city-state in northern Syria.
Ganja, A district in western Azerbaijan.
Gansu, A province in north-central China.
Gaoche, A tribal confederacy north of the Gobi Desert.
Gaonim, The chief Jewish religious teachers in the Middle East in Mediaeval times.
Gascony, A County in southern France.
Gath-Karmel, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Gatinais, A county in northern France.
Gaudos, A small island southwest of Crete.
Gazaland, A region in southern Mozambique.
Gazaria, Genoese possessions in the Crimean Peninsula.
Geba-Shemen, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Gefyraeoi (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Gela, A city in southern Sicily.
Gelderland, A district in northern Netherlands.
Gemen, A village in northwestern Germany.
Geneva, A city and canton in far western Switzerland.
Gengenbach, A city in southwestern Germany.
Gennep, A small town in eastern Netherlands.
Genoa, A city in northwestern Italy.
GEORGIA, A state in the western Caucasus Mountains, adjacent to the Black Sea. See also Abkhazia, Colchis, Guria, Imereti, Khakheti, Lazica, Mingrelia, Svanet'i.
Georgia, A state within the United States, in the southeast.
Georgian Patriarchate, The religious leaders of the Georgian people.
Gepids (The), An early Teutonic tribe.
Ger Chassidim, A Chassidic sect
Geraki, A town in southern Greece.
Gerar, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Gerasa, An ancient city in northwest Jordan.
Gerger, A town in southern Turkey.
GERMANY, A state in central Europe. See also General Indices page, Germany A-E, Germany F-H, Germany I-M, Germany N-R, Germany S, Germany T-Z, Imperial Archbishoprics, Imperial Bishoprics A-G, Imperial Bishoprics H-P, Imperial Bishoprics R-W, Imperial Abbacies, Teutonic Tribes.
Gerona, A city and district in far northeastern Spain.
Gerrha, An ancient tribal Kingdom in eastern Arabia.
Gersau, A town in central Switzerland.
Gersik, A town in southern Latvia.
Geshur, An ancient Caananite city-state.
Geumgwam, A minor Kingdom in southern Korea.
Gezer, An ancient Caananite city-state.
GHANA, A state in West Africa. See also Akim, Akwamu, Ashante, Bono, Dagomba, Denkyira.
Ghana (Old), A early Empire in northwestern Africa, located roughly where Mali is now.
Ghazi-Ghumuq, A territory in the northern Caucasus.
GIBRALTAR, A town at the southern tip of Spain.
Giengen, A city in southwestern Germany.
Gilan, A district on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea.
Girai Khans of Krym (The), A Tatar Khanate in the Crimea.
Gjirokaster, A community in Mediaeval Epirus.
Glamorgan, A region in southern Wales.
Glarus, A Canton of Switzerland.
Glastenning, A Dark-Ages Celtic sub-kingdom in what is now Somersetshire, southwest England.
Glastonbury, An abbey in Somersetshire, England.
Gloms, An ancient Scandinavian tribe.
Gluckhov, A town in north-central Ukraine.
Glywysing, A district in southestern Wales.
Gmund, A city in southwestern Germany.
Goa, A city and district on the west coast of India.
Gobir, A Hausa Kingdom in Niger.
Gododdin, A tribal Kingdom in southern Scotland.
Gojam, A district in northwestern Ethiopia.
Golden Horde (The), The Mongol Horde which occupied Russia.
Golkonda, A Deccan state within east-central India.
Gomiy, A city in southeastern Belarus.
Gondal, A town in western India.
Gordum, A petty Kingdom in Denmark.
Gordyene, An ancient Kingdom in far southeastern Anatolia.
Gorizia, A town in northeastern Italy
Gorodets-Dregovsky, A town in central Belarus.
Gorodets-Radilov, A town in Russia, northeast of Moscow.
Gortys, A city in central Crete.
Goslar, A city in north-central Germany.
Goths (The), An early Teutonic tribe, split early into Ostrogoths (east) and Visigoths (west).
Gotland, An island in the Baltic Sea.
Gottschee, A town in southern Slovenia.
Gower, A district in far southern Wales.
Gozo, An island adjacent to Malta.
Granada, An emirate in southeastern Spain.
Grand Comoro, The largest island in the Comoros, between northern Madagascar and Africa.
Grand Viziers, Chief administrators of the Ottoman Empire.
Graubunden, A Canton in southeastern Switzerland.
Gravina, A lordship in southern Italy.
GREAT BRITAIN, An island state in western Europe. See also Aileach, Alderney, Anglesey, Angus, Argyll, Armagh, Atholl, Bamburgh, Bath, Bernicia, the Bretwaldas, the Brigantes, Brycheiniog, Bryneich, Buchan, Caer Baddan, Caer Ceri, Caer Gawch, Caer Gloui, Caithness, Calchwynedd, Canterbury, the Cantii, Carrick, Catraeth, the Catuvellauni, Ceredigion, Chester, Chilterns, Cirencester, Cornwall, Counts of the Saxon Shore, Cumberland, DalRiada, Deheubarth, Deira, Demetia, Dogfeiling, Dunbar, Dunoding, Dumnonia, Durham, Dux Britanniarum, Dyfed, East Anglia, Elmet, England, Ergyng, Essex, Fermanagh, Fife, Galloway, Glastenning (Glastonbury), Gloucester, Glywysing, Goddodin, Guinntguic, Gwent, Gwerthrynion, Gwynedd, Hwicce, the Iceni, Iona, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Jorvik, Kent, Kernow, Lindsey, Lindisfarne, London, Lord High Stewards of England, Lord High Stewards of Scotland, Lord Mayors of London, Lord of the Isles, Lorne, Lothian, Magonset, Malienydd, Meirionydd, Meonwara, Mercia, Moray, Morgannwg, Norfolk, North Powys, Northumbria, Oriel, Orkney Isles, Pengwern, Penychen, the Picts, Powys, Prime Ministers, Rheged, Rheinwg, Rhos, Rhufoniog, Richmond, Ross, St. Andrews, St. Davids, Sark, Scotland, Seisyllwg, Selcovia, Shetland Isles, the Silures, Skye, Somerset, South Powys, Strathclyde, Strathearn, Surrey, Sussex, Sutherland, the Trinovantes, Tyrconnell, Ulster, the Votadini,Wales (English Princes of), Warwick, Wessex, Westminster, York (Archbishops), York (Dukes), Ysfeilion.
Great Wallachia, A tribal state in northwestern Greece.
Greater Poland, A duchy in central Poland.
GREECE, A state in southeastern Europe. See also Abdera, Acanthos, Achaea, Aegiale, Aegina, Aegion, Aena, Aenia, the Aethiki, Aetolia, the Agraeoi, Agrinio, Ahhiyawa, the Akarnanes, Akova, Aliartos, Allaria, the Almopia, Alonnisos, Alos, Alzyia, Ambracia, Amorgos, Amphipolis, Anaktorio, Anaphi, Andros, Angelokastro, Anopolis, Anthedon, Antikera, Antiparos, Antissa, the Aones, the Aperandoi, Apollonia, Aptera, Aradaena, Arcadia, Arcesine, Archons of Athens, Argos, Arkades, Arsinoe, Astakos, Astypalaea, the Athamanes, Athens, Athos, the Atindanes, the Avandes, Avia, Axos, the Boeotoi, Cephalonia, Cezair Bahr i-Sefid, Chaeronea, Chalandritsa, Chalkida,the Chaones, Chios, Corfu, Corinth, Cos, Crete,Delos, Delphi, Demetrias, Dimi, the Dolopes, the Dorians, Dragmos, Draviskos, the Dryopes, Dreros, Eion, the Ektines, Elatia, Elea, Eleusina, Eleutherna, Eliki, Elimea, Eltyna, Elyros, the Eordaea, the Epeioi, Epirus, Eressos, Eretria,Eronos, Ertaea, Euboea, the Eurytanes, Gaudos, the Gephyraeoi, Geraki, Gortys, Halki, Hermoine, Herronisos, Ialyssos, Ierapytna, the Idonoi, Ioannina, Iolkos, the Ionians, Ios, Ipati, Istron, Itanos, Iteia, Ithaca, Iulus, Kalatvryta, Kalymnos, Kamiros, Kaphies, Karpathos, Kartheae, Karystos, Karytaena, Kassos, Kastellorizo, Katri, Kea, Keraea, the Kikones, Kimolos, Kissamos, Kleones, Klitor, Knossos, Koroneia, Koroni, Korresia, the Krestones, Kretonia, Kydonia, Kyparissia, Kythnos, the Lapithes, Lappa, Larissa, Lassaea, Lato, the Leleges, Lemnos, Leros, Lesbos, Leucas, Lilaea, Lindos, Lisos, Locria, Lykastros, Lyktos, the Lyngistes, Macedonia (Hellenic), the Magnites, Maina, Malia, the Malieis, Malla, Mandinea, Maronea, Matala, Medea, Megalopolis, Megara, Meliboea, Messina, Messinia, Miletus, Milos, Minoa, Modaeoi, the Molossoi, Monemvassia, the Mygdones, Mykonos, Mythimna, Mycenae, Mytilini, Nauplia, Naxos, Nemea, Nisyros, Nivelet, Nykli, the Oetaeoi, Olous, Olyanthos, Oraeoi, Orchomenos, the Orestes, Orion, Ormenio, Orneoi, the Paetoi, Panopeus, Panormos, Paros, Passavas, Patmos, Patras, the Pelasgoi, Pellini, Pergamos, the Perraivoi, Phaestos, Phalanna, Phalasarna, Phares, Pheneos, Phlious, Phokis, Phthia, Pisa, Plataea, Poiiessa, Polychna, Polykandros, Polyrrenia, Potidaea, Praesos, Preveza, Priansos, Pylos, Raukos, Rezinea, Rethymnia, Rhodes, Rytio, Salamis, Samos, Samothraki, the Sea Peoples, Seriphos, Sicyon, Sikinos, Siphnos, Sisaea, Skiathos, Skopelos, Skyros, Sparta, the Sporades, Stratos, Stymphalos, Syia, Symi, Syros, Syvritos, Tanagra, Tanos, Taphos, Tarra, Tegea (Crete), Tegea (Peloponessian), the Temmikes, Thasos, Thebes, Thera, Thespies, the Thesprotians, Thessalonika, Thessaly, Thrace, Tilos, Tinos, Tiryns, Toroni, Troezina, Tylissos, Veligosti, Viennos, the Visaltes, the Vistones, Vodonitsa, the Yandes, Yrtakos, Zacros, Zante.
GREENLAND, An Arctic island off northeastern North America.
GRENADA, An island state in the Windwards, eastern Caribbean.
Grimberg, A small county in central Belgium.
Griqualand, A district in South Africa.
Grodno, A city in far western Belarus.
GUADELOUPE, An island in the Windwards, eastern Caribbean.
Guadix, A city in southern Spain.
GUAM, An island of Micronesia, in the western Pacific.
Guastalla, A city in northern Italy.
GUATEMALA, A state in western Central America. See also Cakchiquel, Dos Pilas, Los Altos, Mutul (Tikal), Quiche, Quirigua, Guayaquil A district in southern Colombia. Gudbrandsdal A region in south-central Norway.
GUERNSEY, An island in the Channel Islands.
Gu-Ge, A city-state in Tibet, west of Lhasa.
GUINEA, A state in West Africa.
GUINEA-BISSAU, A state in West Africa.
Guines, A town in far northern France.
Guise, A Duchy in northern France.
Gujarat, A region in western India.
Gulistan, A small Armenian Principality in western Axerbaijan.
Gun-Than, A district in southern Tibet.
Gurat, A district in Yemen.
Guria, A district in the western Caucasus.
Gurk, A Bishopric in southern Austria.
Gurkha, A district in central Nepal.
Guti, An ancient tribal Kingdom in western Iran.
GUYANA, A state in northern South America.
Gwadar, A port city in extreme southwestern Pakistan.
Gwandu, An Emirate in northern Nigeria.
Gwent, A district in southern Wales.
Gwerthrynion, A district in southern Wales.
Gwynedd, A Kingdom in north Wales.

Hälsingland, A province in central Sweden.
Härjedalen, A district in northern Sweden.
Hólar, A Bishopric in Iceland.
Haamstede, A village in the Rhine estuary, southern Netherlands.
Haasa (al-), A region in Arabia on the Persian Gulf.
Habsburg, A countship in what is now eastern Switzerland.
Hadeland, A tribal kingdom in southern Norway.
Hadramaut, A region, and ancient Kingdom, in southern Yemen.
Ha'il, An Emirate in central Arabia.
Hainault, A County in southern Belgium.
HAITI, A state in the northern Caribbean, on the western third of Hispaniola.
Hakham Basi (The), Jewish ethnarchs in the Ottoman Empire.
Halberstadt, A town and Bishopric in north-central Germany.
Halle, A city in southwestern Germany.
Hallingsdal, A Dark Ages tribal kingdom in Norway.
Halogaland, A district in central Norway.
Hamath, A city in western Syria.
Hamazi, An ancient kingdom in the Zagros Mountains.
Hamburg, A large city in northern Germany.
Hampshire, A County in southwestern England.
Hamriyah, A small port in the United Arab Emirates.
Hanzith, A Mediaeval Armenian Kingdom, also called Antzitene.
Haraiva, A tribe of proto-Iranians, located in what is now western Iran.
Haram, An ancient Arabian kingdom.
Harar, The lowlands of eastern Ethiopia.
Harcourt, A countship in Normandy.
Harran, A city just inside Turkey, near the Syrian and Iraqi frontiers.
Hastings, A town on the southeast coast of Britain.
Hatra, A town in northern Iraq.
Hatzfeldt, A noble family in western Germany.
Havelberg, A town and Bishopric in north-central Germany.
Hawaii, An American State and an island chain in the north-central Pacific.
Hayasha, A town in Syria, on the upper Euphrates.
Hazayi, An ancient Caananite city.
Hazi, An ancient Caananite city.
Hazor, A town in northern Israel.
Hebrews (The), Notes on the various ancient Hebrew tribes and septs.
Hebron, A town in central Israel.
Hedeby, A north German site in southeastern Jutland, near the Danish border.
Hedmark, A county in Norway.
Heilbronn, A city in southwestern Germany.
Heitersheim, A Grand Priory of the Knights of St. John in southwestern Germany.
Hejaz, A region in western Arabia.
Helgoland, An island in the North Sea, not far from the northwestern German coast.
Hephtalites (The), A group of early steppe nomads from Central Asia.
Heraclea Pontica, An ancient city in northwestern Turkey.
Hercegovina, A region in the western Balkans.
Hereford, A county in southern England.
Hereti, A Mediaeval Armenian state.
Herford, A German abbey.
Herm, A minor islet in the Channel Islands.
Hermanduri (The), An early Teutonic tribe.
Hermoine, A town in southern Greece.
Herronisos, A town in central Crete.
Heruli (The), A confederation of early Dark-Age Teutonic tribes.
Heshbon, A town in central Jordan.
Heusden, A lordship in the Netherlands.
Hijr (al-), A tribal kingdom in northwestern Arabia.
Hildesheim, A city in northern Germany.
Hildesheim, A Bishopric in northern Germany.
Himyar, An ancient Kingdom in Yemen.
Hirah, A region in southern Mesopotamia.
Hisn Kayfa, A town in southeastern Turkey.
Hit, A town in Iraq.
Hocings, An ancient Scandinavian tribe.
Hoekelum, A small lordship in northern Netherlands.
Hohenberg, A group of lordships in southwestern Germany.
Hohenzollern, A group of lordships in southwestern Germany.
Hojo, A Daimyo clan in Japan.
Hokkaido, The northernmost island in Japan.
Holland, A County in western Netherlands.
Holy Roman Empire, The Mediaeval successor to the Western Empire - Central Europe, generally.
Homs, An ancient city in west-central Syria.
HONDURAS, A state in Central America.
Hoogstraeten, A dukedom on the Belgian/Netherlands border.
Hordaland, A region of western Norway.
Hormuz, A small island in the Straita of Hormuz which connect the Persian Gulf to the Indian Ocean.
Hosokawa, A Daimyo clan in Japan.
Hou Zhou, An early state in northwestern China.
Hrafnista, A district in northern Norway.
Hsien-Pi, A proto Mongolic people who replaced the Hsiung-Nu north of China's Great Wall.
Hsiung-Nu, A Siberian people, ancestors of the Huns.
Huahine, An island in the eastern Pacific, in northwestern French Polynesia.
Hubaekche, An ephemeral state in southwestern Korea.
Hue, A local Vietnamese Kingdom.
Huelva, A town in far southern Spain.
Hunan, A province in southern China.
Hundings, An ancient Germanic tribe.
HUNGARY, A state in central Europe, on the central Danube plains.
Huns, A tribe of steppe nomads who invaded Europe in the 4th century CE.
Hunza, A tribal state in India's Northwest Frontier, modern northern Pakistan.
Hwicce, A petty Kingdom in southern England.
Hyderabad, A city in south-central India, the largest of the raj principalities.
Hydra, an island in the Aegean.
Hyksos, An ancient confederacy of Levantine nomads.

Ialyssos, A city on the northern end of the island of Rhodes.
Iarmhumhain, An ealy Irish tribal kingdom.
Ibadan, A city in western Nigeria.
Ibiza, The westernmost of the Balearic Isles.
ICELAND, An island state in far northwestern Europe. See also Hólar, Reykjavik, Skálholt.
Idalion, A town in central Cyprus.
Idonoi (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Ierapytna, A city in eastern Crete.
IJsselstein, A barony in central Netherlands.
Ilia, A town in southern Greece.
Ilisu, A small state situated between Georgia and Azerbaijan, in the Caucasus.
Illinois, An American state, located in the midwest.
Illyria, An ancient tribal state in the western Balkans.
Ilorin, A city in southwestern Nigeria.
Imereti, A district in Western Georgia, the Caucasus.
Imola, A town in central Italy.
Inabba, An ancient Arabian kingdom.
INDIA, A large state in south Asia. See Ahmadnagar, Anjuvannam (Shingly), Arcot, Assam, Awadh, Avuku, Bahawalpur, Baluchistan, Bangladesh (Bengal), Baroda, Benares, Berar, Bhatgaon, Bhutan, Bidar, Bijapur, Bikaner, British East India Company, Cannanore, Chittagong, Chola, Cochin, Deccan, Delhi, Eucratid Bactria, Eucratid Kingdom, Goa, Golkonda, Gujarat, Gurkha, Gwadar, Gwalior, Hyderabad, Indore, Indus Valley Civilization, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jaunpur, Jodhpur, Kalat, Katmandu, Kerala, Khairpur, Kidara, Kolhapur, Kutch, Lahore, Madurai, Magadha, Maharashtra, Malwa, Manipur, the Maratha Confederacy, Mathura, Monyul, Multan, Mustang, Mysore, Nagpur, Nepal, Orissa, Pallava, Patan, Patiala, Peshawar, Phatlan, Pondicherry, Poona, Punjab, Sakya, Sandwip, Satavahana, Saurashtra, the Sikhs, Sikkim, Sindh, Suren, Tanjore, Travancore, Udaipur, Vallabhi, Venad, Vijayanagar.
Indian Stream, An ephemeral republic in far northern New Hampshire, USA.
Indiana, An American state, located in the midwest.
INDONESIA, A large island state in far southeastern Asia. See Atjeh, Bali, Bandjarmasin, Banten, Bima, Bone, Demak, Dompu, Jambi, Java, Jogjakarta, Kan-t'o-li, Kediri, Macassar, Majapahit, Mataram(Elder), Mataram (Younger), Netherlands East India Company, New Guinea (Irian), Pajang, Palembang, Pontianak, Sailendra, Singhasari, Srivijaya, Surakarta,Tambora, Ternate, Timor, Tidore, Yeh-p'o-ti.
Indore, A Maratha city and district in central India.
Ingria, A district in northwestern Russia, between St. Petersburg and Estonia.
Ingushetia, A district in the northern Caucasus.
Ingvaeones (The), An ancient tribe or confederacy of Teutonic people.
Ioannina, A city in northwestern Greece.
Iolkos, An ancient district in northern Greece.
Iona, An island Abbacy in western Scotland.
Ionians (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Ios, An island in the south-central Aegean.
Iowa, An American state, located in the midwest.
Ipati, A town in central Greece.
IRAN, A Middle-Eastern state located between Iraq and Afghanistan. See also: Ahar, Anshan, Arabistan, Ardebil, Atropatene, (Iranian) Azerbaijan, Daylam, Drangiana, Elymais, Fars, Gilan, the Horde of the Black Sheep, the Horde of the White Sheep, Hamadan, Hyrcania, Idaj, the Isma'ilis, Jibal, Lur-I-Burzug, Lur-I-Kuchik, Kerman, Kermanshah, Khoy, Khurasan, Kujur, Luristan, Maku, Mannai, Mazandaran, Media (Madai), Nur, the Parni, Persida, Sabzevar, Sagarta, Sakastan, Sarab, Shiraz, Sistan, Tabaristan, Tabriz, and Zarrinaal.
IRAQ, A Middle-Eastern state occupying Mesopotamia. See also: Adab, Adiabene,Akkad, Akshak, Araba, Arrapha, Assyria, Babylon, Basra, Comukha, Dayani, Elam, Eshnunna, Garamaea, Guti, Hatra, Isin, Kirkuk, Kish, Kurdistan, Lagash, Larsa, Mitanni, Mosul, Takrit, Umma, Ur, Urakluiras, Uruk.
IRELAND, An island state in the British Isles, far western Europe. See also: Aileach, Armagh, Breifne, Connaught, Desmond (Earldom), Desmond (Kingdom), Dublin, East Breifne, ui Failghe (Offaly), Fermanagh, Kildare, Leinster, Limerick, ui Mhaine, Meath, Munster, Oriel, Ormond,Ossory, Thomond, Tyrconnell, Ulster, and Waterford.
Irminones (The), An ancient tribe or confederacy of Teutonic people.
Isenburg, A group of associated Countships and Principalites in western Germany.
Isin, An ancient Kingdom in southern Iraq.
Islay, An island in the Hebrides, off northwestern Scotland.
ISLE of MAN, An island in the Irish Sea, between Iereland and Britain.
Isle of Wight, An island off the coast of southern England.
Ismailis (Assassins) (The), An Order of Shiite Muslims.
Isny, A city in southern Germany.
ISRAEL, A state in the central Levant, between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean.
Issedones, An ancient people of Central Asia.
Istria, A peninsular district in western Slovenia.
Istron, A city in eastern Crete.
Istvaeones (The), An ancient tribe or confederacy of Teutonic people.
ITALY, A state in southern Europe. See also: Agrigento, Alba Longa, Amalfi, Ancona, Apulia, Aquileia, Arborea, Ariccia, Arimnus, Asti, Aversa, Barbagia, Bari, Benevento, Bergamo, Bologna, Bozzolo, Brescia, Cagliari, Caisra, Camerino, Capua, Carpi, Catania, Cesena, Chamars, Colorno, Corsica, Cremona, Crotone, Curtun, Dezana, Elba, Faenza, Ferrara, Fidenza, Finale Borgo, Forli, Friuli, Enna, the Etruscans, Fosdinovo, Gaeta, Gallura, Gela, Genoa, Goritzia, Gozo, Guastalla, Imola, Ivrea, Lavinium, Lentini, Lodi, Lucca, Malta, Mantua, the Marsi, Massa-Carrara, Matelica, Melfi, Messina, Milan (temporal), Milan (Archbishopric), Mirandola, Modena, Montferrat, Naples, Novara, Ossola, Padua, Palermo, the Papacy, Parma, Pavia, Perugia, Perusna, Pesaro, Piacenza, Piedmont, Piombino, Pisa, Ponte Corvo, the Pontifex Maximus, Ravenna, Reggio de Calabria, Reggio nell'Emilia, Rimini, Roman Consuls, Rome, Sabbioneta, Salerno, the Samnites, San Marino, San Severino, Sardinia, Sassari, Savona, Savoy, Segesta, Sicily, Siena, Spoleto, Sybaris, Syracuse, Taranto, Tarchna, Torres, Treviso, Trieste, Turin, Tuscany, Tusculum, Udine, Urbino, Veii, Venice, Verona, Vescovato, Vicenza, Viterbo.
Itanos, A city in eastern Crete.
Iteia, A city in eastern Crete.
Ithaca, An island off northwestern Greece.
Iturea, A district in southern Lebanon.
Iulus, The chief city on the Aegean island of Kea.
Ivrea, A district in northern Italy.
Izyaslavl, A town in central Belarus.

Jülich, `A Rhenish duchy in far western Germany.
Jabal ad-Duruz, A district in far southern Syria.
Jadar, A petty Kingdom in Norway.
Jadirat, A Mongol tribal confederacy subordinate to the Keraits.
Jaen, A city in southern Spain.
Jaffa, A city in northern Israel.
Jaffna, A city in northern Sri Lanka.
Jaipur, A city in western India.
Jaisalmer, A city in western India, within the Thar desert.
Jama'are, An emirate in northeastern Nigeria.
JAMAICA, An island state in the northern Caribbean.
Jambi, A district in Sumatra.
Jammu, A very mountainous region of north and northwest Kashmir.
Jamtland, An inland district in western Sweden.
JAPAN, An island state in far eastern Asia.
Jarawa (The), A Berber confederacy.
Jaunpur, A city in northern India.
Java, An island in southern Indonesia.
Jebusites (The), A western Semitic tribal group.
Jerez, A city in southern Spain.
Jericho, An ancient city in Israel.
JERSEY, An island in the Channel Islands.
Jerusalem, The Eastern Orthodox Patriarchs in this city.
Jerusalem, The Latin (Roman Catholic) Patriarchs in this city.
Jesuits (The), A Roman Catholic priestly Order.
Jethou, A minor islet in the Channel Islands.
Jever, A Frisian barony in far northwestern Germany.
Jewish Colonies in Egypt, Various ancient Jewish communities in the around the Nile.
Jhalawar, A town in western India.
Jhansi, A district in north-central India.
Jibal, A region in north-central Iran.
Jima, A sultanate in southwestern Ethiopia.
Jin, A tribal confederation in early southern Korea.
Jodhpur, A city on the edge of the Great Thar desert, in western India.
Jogjakarta, A state in central Java.
Johore, A state in the southern Malay Peninsula.
Joinville, A county in northern France.
Jomsberg, A Norse Mercenary Order in Pagan times.
JORDAN, A state in the Levant, east of the Jordan River.
Juan-Juan, A tribe of Proto-Mongol steppe nomads.
Juba, A province in southern Somalia.
Juhuri, A Jewish ethnic group in the eastern Caucasus.
Junagadh, A city in far western India.
Jutland, The peninsular mainland of Denmark.

Köln (Cologne), An important city in western Germany.
Königsegg, Several associated countships in Bavaria.
Kaarta, A Bambara state in the interior of southern Mauretania.
Kabarda, A Circassian principality in the northwest Caucasus.
Kabul, A city in eastern Afghanistan.
Kaffa, A district in southwestern Ethiopia, the place where coffee was first cultivated.
Kaisersheim, An abbey in southern Germany.
Kalavryta, A town in southern Greece.
Kalba, A short-lived Emirate within what is now the United Arab Emirates.
Kalemegdan, A citadel in Belgrade, Serbia.
Kalisz, A city in west-central Poland.
Kalmucks (Oirat) (The), A Mongolic tribe of steppe nomads in Central Asia.
Kalymnos, A Dodecanese island northwest of Cos.
Kamata, An early kingdom in northeastern India.
Kamboja, An ancient kingdom in northern India.
Kaminahu, An ancient Arabian kingdom.
Kamiros, A city on the western shore of Rhodes.
Kammin, A Bishopric in northwestern Poland.
Kamsarakan, A Mediaeval Armenian xclan-Principality.
Kan-Chou, An Uighur Khanate in western China.
Kandy, A city in Sri Lanka.
Kanem-Bornu, A regional Kingdom in central Chad.
Kangui, An ancient tribal confederation in Central Asia.
Kano, An Emirate in northern Nigeria.
Kansas, A state within the United States, located within the central Great Plains.
Kaphies, A town in southern Greece.
Karachai, In the Caucasus Mountains.
Karagwe, A tribal Kingdom on the west shore of Lake Victoria.
Karak, A minor Kingdom in southern Korea.
Karalla, A small ancient kingdom in far western Iran.
Kargolom, A district in northwestern Russia.
Karluks (The), A Turkic confederation east and south of the Aral Sea.
Karpathos, An island in the southern Aegean Sea.
Kars, A town and district in northeastern Turkey.
Karthaea, A town on the southeast coast of the Aegean island of Kea.
Karystos, A port city at the southern tip of the Greek island of Euboea.
Karytaena, A town in southern Greece.
Kashgar, A city in far western Xinjiang.
Kashin, A town in north-central Russia.
Kashmir, A region in far northern India, between northern Pakistan and Tibet.
Kasimov, A Khanate in Russia, near the Urals.
Kassos, The southernmost Dodecanese island in the Aegean.
Kastellorizo, A small Greek island east of Rhodes.
Katanga, A province in southeastern Congo (Kinshasa).
Kathiri, A sultanate in eastern Yemen.
Katmandu, A city in central Nepal.
Katri, A city in western Crete.
Katsina, A city in far northern Nigeria.
Kaufbeuren, A city in southern Germany.
Kayi, An Oghuz Turkic clan, ancestors of the Ottomans,
Kayor, A tribal state in coastal Senegal.
Kaytak, A people living in the northern Caucasus.
Kazan, A Khanate in Russia, near the Urals.
Kazembe, A Bantu Kingdom in Katanga, Congo.
Kebbi, A city in northern Nigeria.
Kedah, A district in far northern Malaysia.
Kedar, A Bedouin tribe in eastern Syria.
Kediri, A state in central Java.
Kel Ahaggar, A Tuareg confederacy in southern Algeria.
Kelantan, A district in northern Malaysia.
Kema, A town in northwestern Russia.
Kempten, A Benedictine Abbey in Bavaria.
Kempten, A city in southern Germany.
Kent, A county in far southeastern England.
Kentucky, A state of the United States, within the south-central Appalachians.
Kenuni, A petty state in eastern Anatolia.
KENYA, A state in east Africa. See: Mombasa, Pate.
Keos, An island in the Cyclades, within the Aegean Sea.
Keraea, A city in western Crete.
Keraits, A Mongolic people of Central Asia.
Kerala, A region in southwestern India.
Keremi, A Hunnic group living in the Crimean Peninsula.
Kerkennah Islands, A group of islands off the coast of Tunisia.
Kerman, A city in southern Iran.
Kermanshah, A city in eastern Iran.
Kessel, A barony in the Netherlands.
Khakass, A nomad people of Central Asia.
Khakheti, A district of Caucasian Georgia.
Khalka, A Mongolic group living in central Mongolia.
Khandesh, A district in north-central India.
Khardj, An emirate in central Arabia.
Khartpert, A town in east-central Anatolia.
Khasa, A Malla state in western Nepal.
Khashabu, An ancient Caananite town.
Khavkhazia, A Hunnic group living in the Caucasus.
Khazakh Horde (The), A steppe nomad group living in Central Asia.
KHAZAKHSTAN, A large state within Central Asia.
Khazaria, A Turkic nation within the Ukraine and southern Russia.
Khazars, Supplemental information.
Khiva, A state in Central Asia, south of the Aral Sea.
Khokand, A city in far eastern Uzbekistan.
Kholm, A town in north-central Russia.
Khorkhoruni, A Mediaval Armenian clan-Principality.
Khoros, A town in southern Turkey.
Khotan, An oasis and city in southwestern Xinjiang.
Khoy, A small Khanate in far northwestern Iran.
Khurasan, A large region in northeastern Iran.
Khwarazm, A state and, briefly, Empire, in Central Asia.
Kiev, The Eastern Orthodox Metroplitan Patriarchs of this city.
Kiev, The largest city in the Ukraine, and basis of the early Russian state.
Kikones (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Kildare, A County of southern Ireland.
Kilwa, A Sultanate on the Kenyan coast of East Africa.
Kimolos, A small island in the Cyclades, Aegean Sea.
Kindah, An early Kingdom of central Arabia.
Kirchberg, A Burggraviate in western Germany, near Nassau.
KIRIBATI, An island State in the west-central Pacific.
Kirkuk, A city in northern Iraq.
Kish, An ancient Kingdom in Mesopotamia.
Kissamos, An ancient town in western Crete.
Kittim, An ancient town in Cyprus.
Kldekari, A Georgian Duchy in the Caucasus.
Klechesk, A town in central Belarus.
Kleones, A town in southern Greece.
Klitor, A town in southern Greece.
Knossos, An ancient city in central Crete.
Koblenz, A town in western Germany, the site of a Teutonic Knights Bailiwick.
Koguryu, A Kingdom in northern Korea.
Kolberg, An ephemeral Bishopric in northwestern Poland.
Kolhapur, A Marathan state within central India.
Kolomna, A town in central Russia.
Kolonae, An ancient community in the Troad, far northwestern Turkey.
Konta, A state in western Ethiopia.
Kordofan, A large region in west-central Sudan.
KOREA, A state, partitioned into Northern and Southern zones, in far east Asia, See also: Byeonhan, Ancient Chosun, Gaya Confederation, Geumgwan Gaya, Gija Joseon, Hubaekche, Jin, Jinhan, Karak (Pom Gaya), Koguryo, Mahan, Majin (T'aebong), Paekche, Parhae, Puyo, Silla, Tae Gaya, Tamna, Usan-Guk.
Koroneia, A town in northern Greece.
Koroni, A town in southern Greece.
Korresia, A town on the island of Keos, in the Aegean Sea.
Kosovo, A district in central Serbia.
Kostroma, A town in central Russia.
Kotah, A town in western India.
Kourion, An ancient town in southern Cyprus.
Koya-Temne, A tribal state in what is now northwestern Sierra Leone.
Krestones (The), An early Hellenic tribe.
Kretonia, An ancient city on the island of Rhodes.
Krumau, A town in southern Czech Republic.
Kshatrapa, An ancient Kingdom in west-central India.
Kuba, A town in northern Azerbaijan.
Kubu, A district on the west coast of Borneo.
Kucha, A town within Xinjiang.
Kuiavia, A Duchy in central Poland.
Kuinre, A small lordship in northern Netherlands.
Kukeinos, A town in western Latvia.
Kurdistan, A region of northern Iraq and southeastern Turkey.
Kurland, A region in western and central Latvia.
Kursk, A city in south-central Russia.
Kurut, , An ancient kingdom in northern India.
Kush, An ancient state in what is now the Sudan.
Kushan, An early Buddhist Empire in what is now Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Kutai, An ancient state in eastern Borneo.
Kutch, A district in far western India.
KUWAIT, An emirate at the head of the Persian Gulf.
Kvenland, An ancient region in Finland.
Kyburg, A castle in northern Switzerland.
Kydonia, A city in western Crete.
Kyparissia, A city in southern Greece.
KYRGYZSTAN, A state in the mountains of Central Asia.
Kythira, an island in the Aegean.
Kythnos, An island in the western Cyclades, Aegean Sea.

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