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'''Harakoniaz''' is a town in the [[Erioka Mountains]] of [[Eastern Azkali]]. At its highest, the altitude of Harakoniaz is almost 23,000 feet, or approximately 4.3 miles: this makes it the highest permanently-inhabited settlement in the world. Harakoniaz has been lived in for almost five thousand years, also making it one of the oldest permanently inhabitated places in the world, predating Kali migrations to [[Azkali]]. The town holds significant religious significance to [[Turruism]] and [[Totezkalen]] . Harakoniaz was also the epicenter of the [[1978 Azkali Plague epidemic]], which foreshadowed the devestating [[1980 Azkali Plague]] pandemic.

[[File:La Rinconada Peru.jpg|thumb|413x413px|Photograph of a neighborhood of Harakoniaz, circa 2020. The summit of [[Mount Arian]] is featured in the background]]

'''Harakoniaz''' is a town in the [[Erioka Mountains]] of Eastern Azkali. At its highest, the altitude of Harakoniaz is almost 23,000 feet, or approximately 4.3 miles: this makes it the highest permanently-inhabited settlement in the world. Harakoniaz has been lived in for almost five thousand years, also making it one of the oldest permanently inhabitated places in the world, predating Kali migrations to [[Azkali]]. The town holds significant religious significance to [[Turruism]] and [[Totezkalen]]. Harakoniaz was also the epicenter of the [[1978 Azkali Plague epidemic]], which foreshadowed the devestating [[1980 Azkali Plague]] pandemic.

Harakoniaz is located in the shadow of the summit of Mt. Arian, and above an unnamed glacier.

== History ==

The first mention of Harakoniaz in a tax document was found in 2019, dating back to the year 1100 AD. However, evidence of kali and human inhabitation via the prescence of corpses on the summit of [[Mount Arian|Mt. Arian]] suggests that the settlement of Harakoniaz is much older; these corpses date back to between 4900 and 5000 years ago.

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-'''Harakoniaz''' is a town in the [[Erioka Mountains]] of [[Eastern Azkali]]. At its highest, the altitude of Harakoniaz is almost 23,000 feet, or approximately 4.3 miles: this makes it the highest permanently-inhabited settlement in the world. Harakoniaz has been lived in for almost five thousand years, also making it one of the oldest permanently inhabitated places in the world, predating Kali migrations to [[Azkali]]. The town holds significant religious significance to [[Turruism]] and [[Totezkalen]] . Harakoniaz was also the epicenter of the [[1978 Azkali Plague epidemic]], which foreshadowed the devestating [[1980 Azkali Plague]] pandemic.
+[[File:La Rinconada Peru.jpg|thumb|413x413px|Photograph of a neighborhood of Harakoniaz, circa 2020. The summit of [[Mount Arian]] is featured in the background]]
+'''Harakoniaz''' is a town in the [[Erioka Mountains]] of Eastern Azkali. At its highest, the altitude of Harakoniaz is almost 23,000 feet, or approximately 4.3 miles: this makes it the highest permanently-inhabited settlement in the world. Harakoniaz has been lived in for almost five thousand years, also making it one of the oldest permanently inhabitated places in the world, predating Kali migrations to [[Azkali]]. The town holds significant religious significance to [[Turruism]] and [[Totezkalen]]. Harakoniaz was also the epicenter of the [[1978 Azkali Plague epidemic]], which foreshadowed the devestating [[1980 Azkali Plague]] pandemic.
+Harakoniaz is located in the shadow of the summit of Mt. Arian, and above an unnamed glacier.
+== History ==
+The first mention of Harakoniaz in a tax document was found in 2019, dating back to the year 1100 AD. However, evidence of kali and human inhabitation via the prescence of corpses on the summit of [[Mount Arian|Mt. Arian]] suggests that the settlement of Harakoniaz is much older; these corpses date back to between 4900 and 5000 years ago.