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Miya province was the lone province of the Miya family. It was nestled against the foot of the Spine of the World Mountains, a place of rolling foothills that gave way to wide open plains, trickling streams and waterfalls in the mountains, lightly-wooded forests in the hills, and swaying grasslands and wildflowers in the plains, containing the famous Miya Stables. Its most notable holding was Kyuden Miya.

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  • Miya province was the lone province of the Miya family. It was nestled against the foot of the Spine of the World Mountains, a place of rolling foothills that gave way to wide open plains, trickling streams and waterfalls in the mountains, lightly-wooded forests in the hills, and swaying grasslands and wildflowers in the plains, containing the famous Miya Stables. Its most notable holding was Kyuden Miya.
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  • Miya province was the lone province of the Miya family. It was nestled against the foot of the Spine of the World Mountains, a place of rolling foothills that gave way to wide open plains, trickling streams and waterfalls in the mountains, lightly-wooded forests in the hills, and swaying grasslands and wildflowers in the plains, containing the famous Miya Stables. Its most notable holding was Kyuden Miya.
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