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...ftain around 1150 [[AS]]. Aglidice was the launching site of the warriors of the [[Fourth Isbajath]] against [[Maturn]] in the twenty third century. [[Category:Cities of Asdar]]

...tredel]] and [[Balm of Stredel]] among others are attributed to mediciners of this ancient place. *[[Salt of Stredel]]

[[File:MapEbinóë+ca2740.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Ebinóë on the Ambrinquan Peninsula]] ...n Language|Ambrinquan]], a Yophenthean tongue, was spoken after the [[Fall of the Yophenthean Empire]], but has since gone extinct.

...tnote|This article is about the term for ghetto. For the historic district of [[Gnousikai]], see [[Bromba District (Gnousikai)]].}} ...Ebinóë]]. In medieval [[Gnousikai]], the word 'bromba' meant the district of town where the [[halflings]] and foreigners lived.

...y today is the seat of the [[Overlord of Gorcorumb]] and the ruling houses of Gorcorumb. ...rcorumb since the twenty fourth century in connection with the [[Awakening of the Geddamin]].

[[File:MapAmbrinquaMountains.jpg|thumb|300px|Mountain Chains of the [[Ambrinqua]]n Peninsula]] ...historically considered part of the land of [[Gorcorumb]], the native land of the [[Gorcorumbese Giants]].

...household will not have the wings, but will still have the metallic badge of the house crest on the ffwrsva. ...t was carefully groomed, sometimes even oiled. For bald men, a false patch of hair, like a wig, was set into the cap. The custom spread throughout East [

...ree eparchies, each administered by a Gorcorumbese governor, in the cities of [[Libshem]], [[Shahzab]], and [[Eliudinak]]. ...which historically is not considered part of Khesheph but part of the land of [[Gorcorumb]].

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

[[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.