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Indian Mumtaj was a Photonic Mugle Empress of the Photonic Sultanate in what would later become [[Indian Fact Nation]]. She was the primary constructor of the [[Mumtaj Mahal]], a glorious and massive structure built in BangIa Dish. She was a glorious and despotic ruler who utilized proprietary paper making technologies to construct highly sought after greeting cards, which were subsequently transmitted across the Pilk road between Asia, Europia, Americia, Argentinia, and Antarcticia. These greeting cards built a massive empire of capital and manufacturing for the Photonic Sultanate, which earned it a place on the map which existed. Her other boons included expert photographical skills, created using one of the earliest sundial cameras, the Nikon 1, which utilized a unique mechanic, Sundial Gel Photography. She educated her highest Mugle priestesses in this technology and helped spread photography across the world. She was a major spiritual inspiration for [[Sandy The Photographer|Sandy the Photographer]]. | Indian Mumtaj was a Photonic Mugle Empress of the Photonic Sultanate in what would later become [[Indian Fact Nation]]. She was the primary constructor of the [[Mumtaj Mahal]], a glorious and massive structure built in BangIa Dish. She was a glorious and despotic ruler who utilized proprietary paper making technologies to construct highly sought after greeting cards, which were subsequently transmitted across the Pilk road between Asia, Europia, Americia, Argentinia, and Antarcticia. These greeting cards built a massive empire of capital and manufacturing for the Photonic Sultanate, which earned it a place on the map which existed. Her other boons included expert photographical skills, created using one of the earliest sundial cameras, the Nikon 1, which utilized a unique mechanic, Sundial Gel Photography. She educated her highest Mugle priestesses in this technology and helped spread photography across the world. She was a major spiritual inspiration for [[Sandy The Photographer|Sandy the Photographer]]. | ||
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Indian's experture of Photography was permanently memorialized by the Hall of Photonic Photographs in the 77nd floor of the Mumtaj Mahal. These Photographs were self protraitures of the Empress, which were some of the greatest photos ever taken (apart from [[Sandy The Photographer|MAGA Man]]). | Indian's experture of Photography was permanently memorialized by the Hall of Photonic Photographs in the 77nd floor of the Mumtaj Mahal. These Photographs were self protraitures of the Empress, which were some of the greatest photos ever taken (apart from [[Sandy The Photographer|MAGA Man]]). | ||
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Indian Mumtaj was a Photonic Mugle Empress of the Photonic Sultanate in what would later become Indian Fact Nation. She was the primary constructor of the Mumtaj Mahal, a glorious and massive structure built in BangIa Dish. She was a glorious and despotic ruler who utilized proprietary paper making technologies to construct highly sought after greeting cards, which were subsequently transmitted across the Pilk road between Asia, Europia, Americia, Argentinia, and Antarcticia. These greeting cards built a massive empire of capital and manufacturing for the Photonic Sultanate, which earned it a place on the map which existed. Her other boons included expert photographical skills, created using one of the earliest sundial cameras, the Nikon 1, which utilized a unique mechanic, Sundial Gel Photography. She educated her highest Mugle priestesses in this technology and helped spread photography across the world. She was a major spiritual inspiration for Sandy the Photographer.

Indian's experture of Photography was permanently memorialized by the Hall of Photonic Photographs in the 77nd floor of the Mumtaj Mahal. These Photographs were self protraitures of the Empress, which were some of the greatest photos ever taken (apart from MAGA Man).