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Hey, I just found this blog, so I'm not sure if you do this but I was womdering if there was/you could make an eraplatonic (was once alloplatonic, but for some reason in now aplspec) flah :3

There you go, I based it off flags I found for erasexual

I also designed one myself

White and yellow - Alloplatonic

The grey divider on the white and yellow stripes - No longer Alloplatonic due to any reason or none, it also goes downwards and stops before the aplatonic stripes to symbolise that the person is now aplatonic

Green, blue and purple - From the Aplatonic flag, for currently being aplatonic now

I sadly couldn't find any for you so I made some based from those I found and tried making one myself

[animaworlds]

Snippet from the Apla Ple’on (central archives)

Written by anonymous(presumably Werrid) friend of a Ple'on member, in a public journal.

Translated from Werrid dialect of Aplan. Realia/Aplan-exclusive words will be annotated.

Today’s research brought me to think about ”death cities”.

If, by some chance, a foreigner is reading this, I will ask of anyone living in the Ogse(1) to contact me with any information on death cities in the area. Thank you in advance.

In Agse(2), there are two major examples of the phenomenon, yet they could not be more different. It brings one to question the vagueness of the term, and if there should be more of a distinction. I will explain it this way:

The more famous and populous death city in Agse is Epol, in the south. It has a population of roughly 1000. The inhabitants’ main occupations range from embalming, funeral managing and gravekeeping to the lowly affair of gravedigging and sharing bones. The city’s graveyard, which is situated around it in a sort of moat, spans almost triple of the former’s surface. Some would call the density of the graveyard disrespectful to the deceased, but I would advise them to remember that these people have been managing our graves for centuries, that the dead do not care for the space they take in the living world, and that if they want their grave on the highest mountain with the godly shrines, they should arrange it themselves.

I will circle back to the utmost wrongdoers in Epol; the gravediggers. To those unfamiliar(I will shift my gaze to the uneducated(3)), due to the amount of graves in the city, some people think it is acceptable to rob them of their occupants. Bones are most common, as they do not decompose and are greatly coveted for decoration and fine work; such is the case for the spine, skull and teeth. I have heard there is a rare but fruitful market in fresh corpses, as well, where organs and skins are the most valuable. Horns, hooves, and Werrid crystals are not sought after, perhaps because there is no need for them to be living, or perhaps because of an excess of existing supply. I would have thought that hooves could be used for certain cosmetics or medecines, but the uneducated must find use in more damning things.

I may have strayed from the original subject. Let me talk about Kensa.

In case anyone decides to think of me as some kind of glass-skinned frog(4), I will give this topic the due respect it deserves. Everyone fought, no matter how hard. No person should die an untimely death unless they call for it.

Kensa is, to put it clearly, a mass grave and nothing more. No one lives there. It was visited by Enos(5), then nothing anymore. I will not delve into the unnecessary details, because everyone is probably tired of hearing about them.

To call it a grave is kind. It is just a battlefield left to time. Nothing was built on the land since that was not there before. It is called a death city too, despite not being a city anymore. Perhaps it is named so as a form of reverence to its past form. A better term than “blood-stained land”, I would say.

After writing this, I have changed my mind about the suitability of the term “death city”. There are more important matters. I will nonetheless give this paper to you, in case one decides they have the time to investigate all this. Epe.(6)

Footnotes:

(1): Region comprised of Oxtrad and the southern half of the Egsede archipelago.

(2): Region comprised of Apla and the northern half of the Egsede archipelago.

(3): “the uneducated” in this expression in old Aplan refers to children. In post-Kensa Apla, the expression had come to be a sort of dogwhistle referring to Egsedens, who were heavily discriminated.

(4): Frog was a derogatory term toward Egsedens.

(5): “Ena” in Aplan -- God of blood and massacre.

(6): Colloquial expression of goodbye, shortened from “Epe’ěn espla”. literally translates to “have a harvest”.

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[s-siduri]

"This tablet lists the plants in the garden of King Marduk-apla-iddina, the Biblical Merodach-Baladan, including onions, garlic, leeks, lettuce, cucumbers, and turnips, as well as mint, cress, thyme, and coriander. The plant called 'slave girl-buttock' remains unidentified. From Southern Mesopotamia, Iraq. Reign of Marduk-apla-iddina, 721-710 BCE and 703 BCE. (The British Museum, London)"

— Osama Shukir Mohammed Amin, World History Encyclopedia

[amorous-apothipl]

unholy shit, we got discourse today 👀

my opinion: its weird to send aro/ace blogs "do you supports aplspecs?" (<- that spam was absurd), but its something i can brush off. whats been going on with @/aroacesafeplaceforall was that to an extreme where they were getting asks regarding aplatonicism quite a bit. while i did personally get ~bad vibes~ with their presense in the aplatonic tag (<- the poll ran for a new flag esp), id agree with them that theyre an aroace blog and thus aplatonicism has no baring on their presense online.

this post has been made because: i formed opinions and wanted to share them, "stoking the flames" is a fun phrase, while im not "the brother" from that one ask i wanted to show that there was credibility to them being weird in the tag, im bored 😘

[kithtaehyung]

Hellooooo congrats on 3 years of 3tan! It's a wonderful series, I really love it!

On a random note, you've changed my thoughts for when I see a tangerine. It used to be "maybe I'll have one" and now I think "I should give the series a reread" 😛

We had a tangerine at home the other day, I totally pealed it without breaking the skin 😂

ahhhh thank you!!🥳 also LOL that’s such a wild thing for me to hear and i love it! tangerines have become one of my most treasured things🥹🍊

sending 3tan yoongi over to you right now!!!

[kokularveizleri]

Gece Müge Anlı date 🍿🍫✨

[urlasage]

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𒀭𒀀𒉣𒈾 ANUNNAKI   ·    

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                  šakkanakki Bābili · King of Babylon ·

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                       ·                         ·

                                Sumu-abum

Sumu-la-El                                 Sabium 

                               Apil-Sin

Sin-Muballit                             Hammurabi

                            Samsu-iluna

Abi-Eshuh                                    Ammi-Ditana

         Ammi-Saduqa            Samsu-Ditana

 Dynasty I   · Amorite ·   1894–1595 BC

                      .                               .

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Ilum-ma-ili                                        Itti-ili-nibi

                            Damqi-ilishu

Ishkibal                                            Shushushi

                              Gulkishar

DIŠ-U-EN                                     Peshgaldaramesh

                          Ayadaragalama

Akurduana                                    Melamkurkurra

                             Ea-gamil

Dynasty II · 1st Sealand · 1725–1475 BC

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                   ·                                       ·

                   ·                                          ·

                                  Gandash

Agum I                                             Kashtiliash I

Abi-Rattash                                    Kashtiliash II

                            Urzigurumash

Agum II                                             Harba-Shipak

                               Shipta'ulzi

Burnaburiash I                                Ulamburiash

                                                         Kashtiliash III

Agum III

                            Kadashman-Sah

Karaindash                                    Kadashman-Harbe I

                                 Kurigalzu I

Kadashman-Enlil I                        Burnaburiash II

                              Kara-hardash

Nazi-Bugash                                   Kurigalzu II

                             Nazi-Maruttash

Kadashman-Turgu                        Kadashman-Enlil II

                                 Kudur-Enlil

Shagarakti-Shuriash                    Kashtiliash IV

                           Enlil-nadin-shumi

Kadashman-Harbe II                        Adad-shuma-iddina

                                  Adad-shuma-usur

Meli-Shipak

                              Marduk-apla-iddina I

                                                              Zababa-shuma-iddin

 Enlil-nadin-ahi

          Dynasty III ·  Kassite ·  1729–1155 BC

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                           Marduk-kabit-ahheshu

Itti-Marduk-balatu                             Ninurta-nadin-shumi            

                                                       Nebuchadnezzar I

Enlil-nadin-apli                                      Marduk-nadin-ahhe

        Marduk-shapik-zeri                  Adad-apla-iddina

                Marduk-ahhe-eriba           Marduk-zer-X

                                Nabu-shum-libur

              Dynasty IV  ·  2nd Isin   ·     1153–1022 BC

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                                     Simbar-shipak

Ea-mukin-zeri                                           Kashshu-nadin-ahi

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          Dynasty V  ·  2nd Sealand  · 1021–1001 BC

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Eulmash-shakin-shumi                         Ninurta-kudurri-usur I     

                                  Shirikti-shuqamuna

                 Dynasty VI · Bazi · 1000–981 BC

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                                      Mar-biti-apla-usur

                 Dynasty VII · Elamite · 980–975 BC

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Nabu-mukin-apli                                                          Ninurta-kudurri-usur II

                Mar-biti-ahhe-iddina               Shamash-mudammiq

Nabu-shuma-ukin I                                                Nabu-apla-iddina

Marduk-zakir-shumi I                                   Marduk-balassu-iqbi

                                            Baba-aha-iddina

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                                          at least 4 years

                                Babylonian interregnum

Ninurta-apla-X                                                        Marduk-bel-zeri

Marduk-apla-usur                                          Eriba-Marduk

Nabu-shuma-ishkun                                      Nabonassar

Nabu-nadin-zeri                                                      Nabu-shuma-ukin II

                         Dynasty VIII ·  E · 974–732 BC

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Nabu-mukin-zeri                                              Tiglath-Pileser III

Shalmaneser V                                                Marduk-apla-iddina II

Sargon II                                                                        Sennacherib

Marduk-zakir-shumi II                                              Marduk-apla-iddina II

Bel-ibni                                                                        Aššur-nādin-šumi

Nergal-ushezib                                            Mushezib-Marduk

Sennacherib aka Sîn-ahhe-erība

Esarhaddon aka Aššur-aḫa-iddina

                                                                                   Ashurbanipal

Šamaš-šuma-ukin

Aššur-bāni-apli                                                      Sîn-šumu-līšir

                                                                           Sîn-šar-iškun

                   Dynasty IX · Assyrian · 732–626 BC

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                                              Nabopolassar

                                            Nabû-apla-uṣur

Nebuchadnezzar II Nabû-kudurri-uṣur

                                                                          Amēl-Marduk

Neriglissar

Nergal-šar-uṣur

                                          Lâbâši-Marduk

                                                                                      Nabonidus                                                                             

                                                                                     Nabû-naʾid

                 Dynasty X · Chaldean · 626–539 BC

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Cyrus II the Great · Kuraš · 𐎤𐎢𐎽𐎢𐏁 Kūruš · 

Cambyses II ·  Kambuzīa ·

Bardiya · Barzia ·

Nebuchadnezzar III · Nabû-kudurri-uṣur ·

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Darius I the Great · Dariamuš · 1st reign

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Nebuchadnezzar IV · Nabû-kudurri-uṣur

Darius I the Great · Dariamuš · 2nd reign

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Xerxes I the Great · Aḫšiaršu · 1st reign

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Shamash-eriba · Šamaš-eriba

Bel-shimanni · Bêl-šimânni

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Xerxes I the Great · Aḫšiaršu · 2nd reign

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Artaxerxes I · Artakšatsu

Xerxes II

Sogdianus

Darius II

Artaxerxes II

Artaxerxes III

Artaxerxes IV

Nidin-Bel

Darius III

Babylon under foreign rule · 539 BC – AD 224

                   Dynasty XI · Achaemenid · 539–331 BC

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Alexander III the Great     ·     Aliksandar

Philip III Arrhidaeus           ·       Pilipsu

Antigonus I Monophthalmus         ·       Antigunusu

Alexander IV                        ·            Aliksandar

Dynasty XII  · Argead ·  331–305 BC

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Seleucus I Nicator     ·   Siluku

Antiochus I Soter   ·   Antiʾukusu

Seleucus · Siluku

Antiochus II Theos · Antiʾukusu

Seleucus II Callinicus · Siluku

Seleucus III Ceraunus · 

Antiochus III the Great · Antiʾukusu

Antiochus · 

Seleucus IV Philopator · Siluku

Antiochus IV Epiphanes · 

Antiochus

Antiochus V Eupator

Demetrius I Soter

Timarchus

Demetrius I Soter

Alexander Balas

Demetrius II Nicator

Dynasty XIII · Seleucid ·  305–141 BC

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Mithridates I

                                          Phraates II

Rinnu

Antiochus VII Sidetes

                                           Phraates II

Ubulna

Hyspaosines

Artabanus I

Mithridates II

Gotarzes I

Asi'abatar

Orodes I

Ispubarza

Sinatruces

Phraates III

Piriustana

Teleuniqe

Orodes II

Phraates IV

Phraates V

Orodes III

Vonones I

Artabanus II

Vardanes I

Gotarzes II

Vonones II

Vologases I

Pacorus II

Artabanus III

Osroes I

Vologases III

Parthamaspates

Vologases IV

Vologases V

Vologases VI

Artabanus IV

Dynasty XIV · Arsacid ·  141 BC – AD 224

·   9 centuries of Persian Empires ·  until AD 650

Trajan  in AD 116

mid-7th-century    Muslim Empire

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               1921 Iraqi State

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1978 · 14th of February · Saddam Hussein

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2009 · May · the provincial government of Babil

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so many kings

and just one queen

                                       semiramis 

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              ·                        SEMIRAMIS                       ·

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····  Βαβυλών ··· ΒΑΒΥΛΩΝ ····

Babylonia 

Gate of the Gods

بابل Babil 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 · 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 · 𐡁𐡁𐡋 ·  ܒܒܠ ·  בָּבֶל 

Iraq ·  55 miles south of Baghdad

near the lower Euphrates river

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