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~~: Sava~~ was a kingdom hidden within the snow mountains. It was once called 'The Land Abandoned By God' because it was separated from the rest of the world and became a refuge for barbarians. [[Asam]] proclaimed himself King of Sava to conquer the barbarian hordes and restore peace to the land. [[Kenshirō]] and [[Ryu]] travelled here to settle a dispute between the King's three sons. After ~~Assam~~ died of illness, he was succeeded by his son [[Bukō]].

{{nihongo|Sava |サヴァ|Sava}} was a kingdom hidden within the snow mountains. It was once called 'The Land Abandoned By God' because it was separated from the rest of the world and became a refuge for barbarians. [[Asam]] proclaimed himself King of Sava to conquer the barbarian hordes and restore peace to the land. [[Kenshirō]] and [[Ryu]] travelled here to settle a dispute between the King's three sons. After Asam died of illness, he was succeeded by his second son [[Bukō]].

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-: Sava was a kingdom hidden within the snow mountains. It was once called 'The Land Abandoned By God' because it was separated from the rest of the world and became a refuge for barbarians. [[Asam]] proclaimed himself King of Sava to conquer the barbarian hordes and restore peace to the land. [[Kenshirō]] and [[Ryu]] travelled here to settle a dispute between the King's three sons. After Assam died of illness, he was succeeded by his son [[Bukō]].
+{{nihongo|Sava |サヴァ|Sava}} was a kingdom hidden within the snow mountains. It was once called 'The Land Abandoned By God' because it was separated from the rest of the world and became a refuge for barbarians. [[Asam]] proclaimed himself King of Sava to conquer the barbarian hordes and restore peace to the land. [[Kenshirō]] and [[Ryu]] travelled here to settle a dispute between the King's three sons. After Asam died of illness, he was succeeded by his second son [[Bukō]].
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