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The Château de Fin du Nord (Castle of North End) is the primary residence of the Royal family of Kanjor. The Château is located on the northern tip of Région Silliers near the coastal town of Fin du Nord. The Château was built for one of the many noble families that ruled Kanjor during the Second Republic Era. It eventually changed hands many times of the centuries before being purchased by the Government for the incoming family in 2382 for KRP 14,000,000 by the government with the promise that the family would pay half of the cost in installments.

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rdfs:comment	The Château de Fin du Nord (Castle of North End) is the primary residence of the Royal family of Kanjor. The Château is located on the northern tip of Région Silliers near the coastal town of Fin du Nord. The Château was built for one of the many noble families that ruled Kanjor during the Second Republic Era. It eventually changed hands many times of the centuries before being purchased by the Government for the incoming family in 2382 for KRP 14,000,000 by the government with the promise that the family would pay half of the cost in installments.
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abstract	The Château de Fin du Nord (Castle of North End) is the primary residence of the Royal family of Kanjor. The Château is located on the northern tip of Région Silliers near the coastal town of Fin du Nord. The Château was built for one of the many noble families that ruled Kanjor during the Second Republic Era. It eventually changed hands many times of the centuries before being purchased by the Government for the incoming family in 2382 for KRP 14,000,000 by the government with the promise that the family would pay half of the cost in installments. The Château has maintained its original design despite being remodeled throughout the entire inside. The only major change over the centuries has been the remodeling of the old round grain mill and gate into a series of offices for the administrative needs of the Royal family. There are a total of fifteen bedrooms and three enormous halls throughout the structure, alongside two churches, four kitchens and one very large formal dining room. Since the Château is a residence it is not open to the public, but the large garden serves daily tours.

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