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...es messages at the [[Oracle of Elystra]]. The assembly of the Republic of Ithatia meets in Elystrio. Elystrio rests on the north shore of the island of [[Deliops]].

[[File:MapZander.jpg|thumb|300px|Zander Island is a chief island of the Ithatian Archipelago]] ...of the [[Republic of Ithatia]]. The capital is [[Bardi]]. Other important cities include [[Kauprantia]], [[Akkerrousia]], [[Haphnorba]], [[Kriaké]], and [[

...nousikai set against the southwestern [[Harbor of Gnousikai]] in the [[Bay of Gnosiousa]]]] ...mes the size of the core area. Modern Gnousikai is bounded by the suburbs of [[Gontoko]] on the west and on the east by [[Aspadhida]].

...], [[Lioska]], and [[Ermos]]. The island of [[Dadaë Island|Dadaë]] is part of Tlathassa. ...largest rivers are the [[Murthmur River|Murthmur]] which flows to the port of Laxiapoion and the [[Besbis River|Besbis]] on the border with [[Aurician Em

...aturn is a large island in the [[Pallathantic Sea]] and one of the largest of the Ithatian Islands.]] ...and some of the neighboring islands is [[Gnousikai]]. Notably, the island of [[Zamaclë]] is independent.

[[File:MapKingdomofThrain.jpg|thumb|300px|The Kingdom of Thrain rests in south [[Pytharnia]] against the [[Pallathantic Sea]].]] ...twenty fourth century. Since 2599, Thrain has been a member of the [[Union of Pytharnia]].

...b|200px|Gliri rests midway in the [[Pallathantic Sea]], close to the coast of [[Pytharnia]].]] [[File:MapGliri.jpg|thumb|300px|The island of Gliri is culturally tied to the Ithatians on the south and Moigthe on the n

[[File:MapLocatorDeliops.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map showing the island of Deliops in the [[Greater Pallathantic]]]] ...ost holy place on the earth, calling it Nama'etaga. Deliops is the largest of the Ithatian Islands, followed by [[Maturn]], [[Zander]], [[Gliri]], [[Dest

...few remaining great oracles of the [[Old Religion]]. The spoken language of the islet is the insular [[Ithatian Language]]. ...d loyal to the cult of the goddess [[Eriu]] and the magisterial government of Zamaclë.

...of the Dragonfolk]]. The Tamukh Kingdom was contemporary with the Kingdom of [[Thykomos]], 2,400 AS to 1774 AS. ...AS. These raids and invasions contributed to the instability and collapse of the Tamukh Kingdom.

[[File:MapEmpireofMagdala2745.jpg|thumb|200px|the Empire of Magdala lays sprawling in southeastern [[Pytharnia]] and is mostly land-loc ...s not entirely landlocked. None of the other principalities of the Empire of Magdala has access to the sea.

[[File:MapLocatorNarshad.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map of Narshad within the [[Memnosian Sea]]]] [[File:MapNarshad.jpg|thumb|300px|The Island of Narshad]]

...e ruler or governing agency. They increased in number in [[Pytharnia]], [[Ithatia]], [[Corundy]], [[Lucacia]], and [[Erserce]], with smaller numbers in [[Bar ...by a body similar to a board of trustees or a board of governors. Members of this body are called [[syndic]]s.

...rvives in [[Corundy]] and especially eastern Corundy ([[Zamiria]]) as part of the [[Tassan Civilization]]. [[File:MapKalama8thcenturyAS.jpg|thumb|300px|Migration of [[Midrinksi Tribes]] into Kalama in the eighth century before [[Salmakhamer

[[File:MapCorundy JMS.png|thumb|left|300px|Map of Corundy, art by Joshua Morley-Smith]] ...was named [[Midretasso]] and, before that, [[Kshandiguh]] which means land of the golden bull.

...n mind that the recorded dynasty may not have held universal rule over all of [[Kshandiguh]] (the [[Corundy|Corundian Peninsula]]). ...king of the land whose well-being and righteousness ensured the prosperity of the great kingdom.

{{Hatnote|This article is about the city of Aurice. For the empire, see [[Aurician Empire]]. For the administrative met ...distinct political entity under the supervisory rule of the [[Noble Senate of Aurice]].