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Explanation
Thank you for telling me! After researching, I found out that 倫敦 is a kanji representation of London, the capital of England. It’s a phonetic substitution based on sound, where the Chinese “伦敦” was changed to the Japanese “倫敦” which is closer to the Japanese pronunciation. It also appears in older literary works and has been used since the time of Natsume Soseki. London, which sits on the banks of the River Thames, originally comes from the Celtic word “Llyn-din,” meaning “a place with a river.” The character 倫 means “principle” and 敦 means “sincere,” so perhaps they express the dignity of the gentlemanly nation of England✨

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About Spirituali-chan
Spirituali-chan is a somewhat spiritual girl. In this series, Spirituali-chan introduces kanji she encounters while reading spiritual books!
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