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Due to the powerful influence of Yala, local Arânzeni are renowned for their exceptional recollection and precise historical retention.

|Etymology=~~From~~ the Arânzeni ~~phrase~~ ''~~Hili~~'' (~~city~~) ''~~Yacinţige~~'' ~~(place of knowledge), which means city of the place of knowledge~~.

|Etymology=''Yacinsa'' means "the knowledge" in Arânzeni, from ''yacinsă'' (knowledge) with the definite ending ''-a''.

|Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler.

|History=Settled by Yala, during the [[Age of Ascendance|Age of Ascendance,]] originally a refuge for scribes and record keepers, Yacinsa expanded into a full civic center after it was formalized by the [[Council of Lavierin]] and charged with safeguarding Arânzeni history. Over time, guilds of scholars, translators, and historians established a permanent community centered on recordkeeping, research, and long-term study.

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 Due to the powerful influence of Yala, local Arânzeni are renowned for their exceptional recollection and precise historical retention.
-|Etymology=From the Arânzeni phrase ''Hili'' (city) ''Yacinţige'' (place of knowledge), which means city of the place of knowledge.
+|Etymology=''Yacinsa'' means "the knowledge" in Arânzeni, from ''yacinsă'' (knowledge) with the definite ending ''-a''.
 |Geography=The city is carved into wide terraces along a natural rock face, with layered stone buildings rising in stepped arcs from the valley floor. The upper structures cling to ledges, while lower plazas catch early light and remain cooler.
 |History=Settled by Yala, during the [[Age of Ascendance|Age of Ascendance,]] originally a refuge for scribes and record keepers, Yacinsa expanded into a full civic center after it was formalized by the [[Council of Lavierin]] and charged with safeguarding Arânzeni history. Over time, guilds of scholars, translators, and historians established a permanent community centered on recordkeeping, research, and long-term study.