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Almad Yalzhengo (variously spelled Yalzhenhgo, Yaelzhengo, etc.) was a Valruzian playwright. Born in the region of Olanhga, by then a part of Zhaliua, geneaologists have claimed that he would have been an heir to the state had it retained its independence. As Yalzhenhgo was born centuries after this annexation, the point is largely irrelevant. With the exception of a few of his more popular plays most of his works were feared lost, until the almost complete collection if his manuscripts was discovered in Pakgafdozhuyain.

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rdfs:label	Almad Yalzhengo
rdfs:comment	Almad Yalzhengo (variously spelled Yalzhenhgo, Yaelzhengo, etc.) was a Valruzian playwright. Born in the region of Olanhga, by then a part of Zhaliua, geneaologists have claimed that he would have been an heir to the state had it retained its independence. As Yalzhenhgo was born centuries after this annexation, the point is largely irrelevant. With the exception of a few of his more popular plays most of his works were feared lost, until the almost complete collection if his manuscripts was discovered in Pakgafdozhuyain.
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abstract	Almad Yalzhengo (variously spelled Yalzhenhgo, Yaelzhengo, etc.) was a Valruzian playwright. Born in the region of Olanhga, by then a part of Zhaliua, geneaologists have claimed that he would have been an heir to the state had it retained its independence. As Yalzhenhgo was born centuries after this annexation, the point is largely irrelevant. He is noted as the greatest Valruzian playwright, and lived much of his life in Arglon. He lived in Lesvidh Adiunh for a few years, but soon moved out to the eastern region and joined a circuit of traveling performers. There his plays were performed for appreciative, but largely uneducated audiences, and he remained largely unknown until some time after his death. With the exception of a few of his more popular plays most of his works were feared lost, until the almost complete collection if his manuscripts was discovered in Pakgafdozhuyain.

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