Urça Language Theory

Urça Language Theory is a theory that indicates the root of contemporary dominant civilization is essentially an Urçan one on the promise thath all the city name that makes sense are Urçan cities.

Binsan supports the argument as he wants Urçans to acknowledge that they are beginning of civilization in Great Lands and deserves their share on their old lands.

The Argument
1- Great Lands' ancient cities' names belong to some alien language.

2- Urçan cities have names that belongs to The Language

3- In the ancient time the people of Great Lands' were home to another culture that involves another language than The Language but now this culture/language is deprecated.

Variation
Perhaps the people of Great Lands wanted to clear their Urçan roots by manipulating the city names.

Kolkova <- Kolkola

Brügkent <- Burukkent

Çağada <- Çayada

Counter Arguments
A counter argument to the Binsan's theory by Akhil is that the root does not go back to Urça because Urçan people do not have any ancient city so they named their cities very recently.

Some Urçan scholars posits that not only the culture but the people are also Urçan, and the old habitants of Great Lands are simply replaced.