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'''Takalim''' (officially the '''Canton of Takalim'''; {{W|Help:IPA|/təˈkælɪm/}}, [[Kalhan language|Kalhan]]: [tɐˈkalɪm]) is one of the fourteen cantons of [[Kalșeri]]. It is the second-largest canton by area, the third-most populated canton and the eighth-most densely populated canton in the country. | '''Takalim''' (officially the '''Canton of Takalim'''; {{W|Help:IPA|/təˈkælɪm/}}, [[Kalhan language|Kalhan]]: [tɐˈkalɪm]) is one of the fourteen cantons of [[Kalșeri]]. It is the second-largest canton by area, the third-most populated canton and the eighth-most densely populated canton in the country. | ||
The area was first settled by the Takalim tribe, who lived in the area surrounding [[Mount Takal]], the highest point in Kalșeri, between the rivers [[Saiú River|Saiú]] and [[Lág River|Lág]]. Soon after the establishment of the Kingdom of Lág in the eighth century AD, the territory developed its shipbuilding, woodworking and {{W|stonemasonry}} industries, thanks to the rich {{W|limestone}} deposits in the territory. | The area was first settled by the Takalim tribe, who lived in the area surrounding [[Mount Takal]], the highest point in Kalșeri, between the rivers [[Saiú River|Saiú]] and [[Lág River|Lág]]. Soon after the establishment of the Kingdom of Lág in the eighth century AD, the territory developed its shipbuilding, woodworking and {{W|stonemasonry}} industries, thanks to the rich {{W|limestone}} deposits in the territory. Since the rise of the {{W|Internet}}, Takalim has become host to many information technology companies, forming the backbone of the Kalșerian information technology industry. | ||
Takalim has developed a rivalry with [[Kalúen]], due to their similar historical background and common strengths in the economy. | Takalim has developed a rivalry with [[Kalúen]], due to their similar historical background and common strengths in the economy. | ||