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'''Dutchy of Cagliostro''' is the ]al ]an ], that appears in the ] ] "]" directed by ] in 1979.
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This country is the smallest member of the ] with the population of 3,500. It was the origin of the legendary ] called the ] which caused ]s in ] for 400 years, including the ] in 1929 in the ].
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== Scenery ==
The land is full of beautiful ]s and ]s. This country also has the beautiful ], a ] and a ]n aqueduct which is still used. An ancient Roman city was found under the lake in an excellent state of preservation.

== ] and ] ==
The military and the police don't seem to be strictly distinguished in this country. It has a group of ]s called the "Shadow" and the police are called the "Royal Guard" which has the power of military too.

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