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''This page is about the cultural and historical region. For the language, see [[Cjëmta (language)]].''

'''Cjëmta''' is a cultural and historical region of [[Ñavutlama|Wësjumgjë]] (known as Ñavutlama in [[adcovtle]]). Historically divided among several culturally similar but politically distinct groups, it has more recently partially unified into four sovereign countries, [[#Cjàgjë|Cjàgjë]], a loose and somewhat feudal country with highly mountainous terrain, [[#Agjë|Agjë]], a highly centralised kingdom with a high percentage of airable land and also the largest city in Cjëmta, [[Juzazjâ]], [[#Foncigjë|Foncigjë]], a poor and mountainous kingdom that is infamous for usurpers, and [[#Sjëgjë|Sjëgjë]], a largely centralised kingdom with a contentious dispute over the [[Âzjigjë river]] with [[North Dreeenuki]]. The area composing the [[Paltlon ini peninsula|Kitagjë peninsula]] is sometimes considered to be in the Cjëmta region, especially historically.

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