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Because there's a fairly large number of candidates for names to choose between and because some are rather similar, we're gonna do a Eurovision poll again 
Most of you should already know how this works. Short summary if you do:
- you have 120 points
- max 30 per name
- voting lasts 5 days (give or take)
- if you want your vote to be anonymous, PM it to me
- you cannot suggest new names
More elaborate explanations for those who are not familiar with this type of poll:
The idea is that every voter gets (up to) 120 points to hand out, you may distribute them between the names listed below however you want, except that you can give at most 30 points to any one flag. So if you really like Lemuria, give it 30 points. If you think Timbuctu, Camelot and Xi'an are also kind of nice, you could give them 20 points each. That leaves you with 10 points which you could give to for example Angkor Wat, if you like that name. Any other distribution is fine as well of course, whatever you want. The winner will be the flag which has the most points after about 5 days or so. If two or more names are rather close, we'll have an extra, final poll between those two/three names with the most points. Whichever name wins this poll will be the official name of the capital of Lemuria. Note that if you want your vote to remain anonymous, you can PM it to me and I will add it anonymously. If you have new names to add to this list, that's not possible: the discussions have been going on for quite some time now, you had your chance...
If you have comments on the rules of this poll, please post ASAP so I can change them if needed. Don't wait until everyone already voted
Here is the list of all the names you can choose from:
Apolymuria
Apolyton/Apolytonia
Apolytown
Lemurtown
Lemurcak
Lemurkakton
Poolemur
Lemur City
Lemur Poo
Troy -> ancient city made famous by Homer’s account of the Trojan War
Timbuctu -> centre of commerce, science and religion of Mali kingdom in Africa; fabled for its riches in gold and the wisdom collected in the universities and libraries; name by far outlived the city
Babylon -> ancient Mesopotamian city of great riches, for almost 4 thousand years one of the biggest and most impressive cities in the world
Caral -> By far the oldest city in South America, in a river valley in Peru; only recently discovered, the find changed modern view of pre-Columbian history in America and civilization in general drastically, as it thrived on trade rather than on conquest; other than that, we know little about it
This -> first capital of ancient Egypt, founded after north and south were united by Narmer/Menes; effectively the starting point of the ancient Egyptian civilization
Acropolis -> Greek meaning, "city at the top"; it isnt on a mountain but it is "on the top" in some sense; its more a central defensive position inside a city, but it makes a good city name all the same too
El Dorado -> a city or country of fabulous riches held by 16th century explorers to exist in So. America
Paititi -> Incan name for El Dorado
Camelot -> in Arthurian legend, the seat of King Arthur’s court
JingChen means the capital or a great city; often used to describe BeiJing by well everyone, and sometimes NanJing or Tokyo
XiJing exists in china, but its the single least know; its "capital in the West part of country"
BeiJing is north; the current capital where the current Communist Dynasty resides as well as the Qing, Ming, Jin, Mongol (Yuan) and other little(lesser) dynasties ruled from
NanJing is in the north part of the south. ÄÏ, spelled nan in alphabet, says its in the south, NanJing is a great city w/ a great history, one of the longest-running capitals
DongJing is east, most people call it Tokyo because thats the lauguage of the people living there; DongJing is a translation
Xanadu-> City from a poem about Kublai Khan
Honshu -> largest and most important island of Japan (location of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, etc)
GongYuan is a cool name. if ¹«Ô°£¬ it means a public park
but im aiming for a (sounds different but alphabets exactly the same) imperial court or imperial garden
do u know Yuan Ming Yuan?
Xi'an -> ancient Chinese capital
Dwaraka -> the site of the legendary (south-Indian) city of Lord Krishna, as described in the Mahabharata (epic similar to Ramayana)
Kishkindha -> A mythical city from the Ramayana which was ruled by a monkey king
Angkor Wat -> capital city of ancient Khmer civilization in Cambodia; HUGE temple complex, often called 8th wonder of the world
Valhalla: the capitol of the Scandinavian gods and resting place for the brave vikings who died in battle
Bilskirnir: the city of thor his palace had 500 rooms
Nóatún: the city of "vanir"(big strong betiful pepole) also the city of Njörð the seafaring and commercial god
Útgarður: the city of the jotunn Útgarða-Loka
Élúðn: the resting place of the ones who did not die brafely(from diesise and old age and such) it also holds the palace of Hel.
Þrúðuvangur: the palace of Freyju the godess of beuty and passion
Vopnafjörður: the place were ískallin live
GuoZhou - Chinese for "country's City"
DiYiChen is a desperate attempt to think up of more tight-ass names
Teflon -> very strong and resistant material, no clue what else it could be...
Tallassar-> IW crazy mind suggestion
Irenui IW crazy mind suggestion
Erebor -> A not precisely defined area in Near Eastern Middle-Earth; location of e.g. Lonely Mountain, Dale and Long Lake.
Gondolin -> Elven Kingdom in Middle-Earth
Good Land
The ranking of these names is the following (in brackets is the number of people that votes for that name):
Most of you should already know how this works. Short summary if you do:- you have 120 points
- max 30 per name
- voting lasts 5 days (give or take)
- if you want your vote to be anonymous, PM it to me
- you cannot suggest new names
More elaborate explanations for those who are not familiar with this type of poll:
The idea is that every voter gets (up to) 120 points to hand out, you may distribute them between the names listed below however you want, except that you can give at most 30 points to any one flag. So if you really like Lemuria, give it 30 points. If you think Timbuctu, Camelot and Xi'an are also kind of nice, you could give them 20 points each. That leaves you with 10 points which you could give to for example Angkor Wat, if you like that name. Any other distribution is fine as well of course, whatever you want. The winner will be the flag which has the most points after about 5 days or so. If two or more names are rather close, we'll have an extra, final poll between those two/three names with the most points. Whichever name wins this poll will be the official name of the capital of Lemuria. Note that if you want your vote to remain anonymous, you can PM it to me and I will add it anonymously. If you have new names to add to this list, that's not possible: the discussions have been going on for quite some time now, you had your chance...
If you have comments on the rules of this poll, please post ASAP so I can change them if needed. Don't wait until everyone already voted
Here is the list of all the names you can choose from:
Apolymuria
Apolyton/Apolytonia
Apolytown
Lemurtown
Lemurcak
Lemurkakton
Poolemur
Lemur City
Lemur Poo
Troy -> ancient city made famous by Homer’s account of the Trojan War
Timbuctu -> centre of commerce, science and religion of Mali kingdom in Africa; fabled for its riches in gold and the wisdom collected in the universities and libraries; name by far outlived the city
Babylon -> ancient Mesopotamian city of great riches, for almost 4 thousand years one of the biggest and most impressive cities in the world
Caral -> By far the oldest city in South America, in a river valley in Peru; only recently discovered, the find changed modern view of pre-Columbian history in America and civilization in general drastically, as it thrived on trade rather than on conquest; other than that, we know little about it
This -> first capital of ancient Egypt, founded after north and south were united by Narmer/Menes; effectively the starting point of the ancient Egyptian civilization
Acropolis -> Greek meaning, "city at the top"; it isnt on a mountain but it is "on the top" in some sense; its more a central defensive position inside a city, but it makes a good city name all the same too
El Dorado -> a city or country of fabulous riches held by 16th century explorers to exist in So. America
Paititi -> Incan name for El Dorado
Camelot -> in Arthurian legend, the seat of King Arthur’s court
JingChen means the capital or a great city; often used to describe BeiJing by well everyone, and sometimes NanJing or Tokyo
XiJing exists in china, but its the single least know; its "capital in the West part of country"
BeiJing is north; the current capital where the current Communist Dynasty resides as well as the Qing, Ming, Jin, Mongol (Yuan) and other little(lesser) dynasties ruled from
NanJing is in the north part of the south. ÄÏ, spelled nan in alphabet, says its in the south, NanJing is a great city w/ a great history, one of the longest-running capitals
DongJing is east, most people call it Tokyo because thats the lauguage of the people living there; DongJing is a translation
Xanadu-> City from a poem about Kublai Khan
Honshu -> largest and most important island of Japan (location of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, etc)
GongYuan is a cool name. if ¹«Ô°£¬ it means a public park
but im aiming for a (sounds different but alphabets exactly the same) imperial court or imperial garden
do u know Yuan Ming Yuan?
Xi'an -> ancient Chinese capital
Dwaraka -> the site of the legendary (south-Indian) city of Lord Krishna, as described in the Mahabharata (epic similar to Ramayana)
Kishkindha -> A mythical city from the Ramayana which was ruled by a monkey king
Angkor Wat -> capital city of ancient Khmer civilization in Cambodia; HUGE temple complex, often called 8th wonder of the world
Valhalla: the capitol of the Scandinavian gods and resting place for the brave vikings who died in battle
Bilskirnir: the city of thor his palace had 500 rooms
Nóatún: the city of "vanir"(big strong betiful pepole) also the city of Njörð the seafaring and commercial god
Útgarður: the city of the jotunn Útgarða-Loka
Élúðn: the resting place of the ones who did not die brafely(from diesise and old age and such) it also holds the palace of Hel.
Þrúðuvangur: the palace of Freyju the godess of beuty and passion
Vopnafjörður: the place were ískallin live
GuoZhou - Chinese for "country's City"
DiYiChen is a desperate attempt to think up of more tight-ass names
Teflon -> very strong and resistant material, no clue what else it could be...
Tallassar-> IW crazy mind suggestion
Irenui IW crazy mind suggestion
Erebor -> A not precisely defined area in Near Eastern Middle-Earth; location of e.g. Lonely Mountain, Dale and Long Lake.
Gondolin -> Elven Kingdom in Middle-Earth
Good Land
The ranking of these names is the following (in brackets is the number of people that votes for that name):
Code:
1. El Dorado................154 (6) 2. Gondolin.................134 (5) 3. Valhalla.................124 (5) 4. Paititi..................120 (4) 5. Xanadu...................119 (5) 6. Lemur City...............100 (4) 7. Kishkindha................84 (3) 8. Xi'an.....................65 (3) 9. Camelot...................60 (2) 10. Poolemur..................60 (2) 11. Tallassar.................50 (3) 12. This......................40 (2) 13. Good Land.................40 (2) 14. Lemur Poo.................40 (2) 15. Lemurtown.................40 (2) 16. Acropolis.................30 (1) 17. JingChen..................30 (1) 18. Lemurcak..................30 (1) 19. Teflon....................30 (1) 20. Troy......................30 (1) 21. Vopnafjörður..............30 (1) 22. XiJing....................30 (1) 23. Þrúðuvangur...............30 (1) 24. Angkor Wat................25 (2) 25. Apolytonia................20 (1) 26. GuoZhou...................20 (1) 27. Apolytown.................15 (1) 28. Timbuctu..................15 (1) 29. Camelot...................10 (1) 30. DiYiChen..................10 (1) 31. Apolymuria................20 (2) 32. Apolyton..................10 (1) 33. Irenui.....................5 (1) 34. Teflon.....................1 (1) (14 votes - updated until mapfi)
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