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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The settlement of Turku is drenched in myths and legends. The first archaeological attestments of settlement occuring in the Turku basin are before even the Tribe wars. The first recorded mention of a city called Turku was by [[Special:MyLanguage/BAPHIAN WRITER|placeholder]] in their book [[Special:MyLanguage/BAPHIAN BOOK|placeholder]], which claimed "It was quite the sight to see Kali and Kaneed getting a long". The city was primarily a port city, but ever sense the leader of the Norle tribe made it the capital, it soon exploded to being a metropolis even back then. Turku quickly became the cultural, and economic capital of the Norle tribe.</div>imported>FuzzyBot