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The story involves the Persian poet Omar Khayyam's manuscript of the "Rubaiyaat." The story follows the trail of the manuscript throughout Persia and onto the maiden voyage of the Titanic, where it comes to rest. Samarkand is a city in modern-day Uzbekistan. The Vikings had trade connections to Samarkand. Samarkand (known as "Marakanda" in Greek) is the Mongolian capital in Sid Meier's Civilization and a Persian city or city-state in other Civilization games. In real life, it is a city in present-day Uzbekistan. __NOEDITSECTION__ ! Samarkand (Samarqand) ist ein südeuropäisches Königreich, welches westlich von Mukangesha, südlich von Sarine und nördlich von Acco liegt. Samarkand is a country to the east of Albion. It has not been featured in any of the Fable games to date, and was first referenced by name in Fable II. It is featured as a main setting of the novel Fable: Edge of the World.

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Samarkand is a country to the east of Albion. It has not been featured in any of the Fable games to date, and was first referenced by name in Fable II. It is featured as a main setting of the novel Fable: Edge of the World. The story involves the Persian poet Omar Khayyam's manuscript of the "Rubaiyaat." The story follows the trail of the manuscript throughout Persia and onto the maiden voyage of the Titanic, where it comes to rest. Samarkand (known as "Marakanda" in Greek) is the Mongolian capital in Sid Meier's Civilization and a Persian city or city-state in other Civilization games. In real life, it is a city in present-day Uzbekistan. Samarkand is a city in modern-day Uzbekistan. The Vikings had trade connections to Samarkand. __NOEDITSECTION__ ! Samarkand (Samarqand) ist ein südeuropäisches Königreich, welches westlich von Mukangesha, südlich von Sarine und nördlich von Acco liegt.

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