Alfarorà

Alfarorà (Jelbic: Seikékshfjagwjujowà) is a continent entirely within the Southern Hemisphere as well as entirely within the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered to the north and northeast by the (NORTH OF US OCEAN), and to the west and southwest by the (SOUTH OF US OCEAN).
Alfarorà is the smallest continent by area, and the Xth by population. In 1848, its population was estimated at nearly X million people in two independent states: Costa Caballo, Flakmojrzaé.
Alfarorà's indigenous population are the Jelbic people. Non-Jelbic presence on the island was limited prior to the arrival of the Altéan explorer David Rúiz de Elizalde on the northern island of Krzirzi in 1650. Since Rúiz de Elizalde's expedition, numerous attempts have been made to settle Alfarorà. Altéan settlers succeeded in establishing trading towns in southern Alfarorà, but the tribes of northern Alfarorà have resisted colonization.
==Etymology==
Alfarorà is the name given to the continent by Altéan explorer David Rúiz de Elizalde upon his landing on the northern island of Krzirzi in 1650. Rúiz de Elizalde chose the name in honor of his expedition's financier, King Alfaro of Altéa. The Jelbic name for the continent is Seikékshfjagwjujowà, which translates to "Heart of the World".
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