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The following article contains any details on the geography of Ispar, with sources cited. Please note that there will more than likely be contradictory information here.
The following article contains any details on the geography of Ispar, with sources cited. Please note that there will more than likely be contradictory information here.


=== Aluvia ===
=== Aluvia ===

Revision as of 22:03, 5 July 2009

Ispar Index
Isparian Heritage Groups
History
Lands and Locations


The following article contains any details on the geography of Ispar, with sources cited. Please note that there will more than likely be contradictory information here.

Aluvia

  • Celdon lies nestled in the Belshain Valley, straddling the banks of the great Canfeld River.[1]
  • The Canfeld is birthed in the ancient granite of the Luparvium Mountains, which divides the bright fields and verdant woods of Aluvia from the gloomy moors of Milantos. It languidly flows, deep and slow, to the Ironsea.[1]
  • Thrushhaven, the traditional highland fortress of the Aluvian Kings, was deemed too remote for the Viamontian invader Alfric's purposes when Viamont invaded in 804 RC.[1]
  • The Ort castle of Holdfast is located in the Luparvium Mountains.[1]
  • Viamont is to the west of Aluvia.[2]


Gharu'n

  • The ancient empire of Roulea was located north, across the Naqut, from the Gharu'ndim homelands. Half of Roulea was conquered, and formed the nation of Gharu'n. The conquest ended with the capture of Tirethas.[3]
  • Milantos is to the east of Gharu’n.[3]


Milantos

Roulea

Sho

  • The two closest kingdoms to the Sho Nation are Gharu’ndim and the Milantos[4]


Silvera

Souia-Vey

Viamont

  • The lands of Viamont are located on a peninsula, named the Viamontian Peninsula.[5]
  • The Corcosi tribe of Viamont controlled some of the best pasturelands, as well as a natural port on the southern coast of the peninsula.


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