I recently came upon the following sentence (for a character thinking to
themselves):

> ここは和にまかせるかの

What I assume is the loose translation "I think I will leave this to Nodoka"

The かの confuses me though. I can't find anything via Google about this
particle combination. My only guess is that this could be some dialectical
version of かな related to なあ->のう, since the speaker does speak with a
distinctly western dialect.
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meaning particles
Ending a sentence with かの