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Featured Article The Narsadese Capital of Talil is famous for its merchants Talil is the historic and modern capital of Narshad. The name Talil is thought to come from an ancient Cospian word that means 'for the god.' Talil rests on a slight prominence north of the Th'abi Wushal Hills and south of the Stream of Yaharaphi that flows into the sea. Talil rests about 5.5 mi (9km) from the seashore where it was historically safer from direct piracy. Its access to the sea is provided through the small city of Kuphah Heshober. In ancient times during some Narshadite dynasties, Talil was the royal seat. Today, Talil is the seat of the Shu'ah, the sovereign legislative body of the Narsadese Republic and meets regularly in the Jehimzalya Palace. The population of Talil proper is estimated at 232,000 and is the twenty second largest in the old world. The demonym is Talilite. The city of Talil has vied with Syre for thousands of years to be the most important on the island of Narshad. Map of Talil and Environs Talil Talil is administered by a mayor governor who presides over the city council which is composed of local representatives elected by the leading families of each of the eleven districts of the city. The eleven districts are: Jahshimuz' District, Ebinóëse District (Talil), Cospian District (Talil), Shelekhumbian District (Talil, Tis'bajuma District (Talil), Commercial District (Talil), Jerushablan District (Talil), Merchants District (Talil), Halakhan District (Talil), Iymajbun District (Talil), Bisrajin District (Talil). Talil Talil is served by dragonrail through Qakhi Dragonrail Station and modern Khaliymith Skyport. (Full Article...) Did you know... Did you know that the Coming of Salmakhamer marks year one of the Isxinthion Calendar? Did you know the Noble Republic of Aurice arose immediately after the Aurician Revolution, 2627 to 2634? Did you know that the Temple of Amrulon Sun God in Amyrn is one of the largest houses dedicated to the Isxinthion Sun God, built on an ancient Kemerite site dating back over seven millennia ago? Did you know that the Aitiaobh were a tribe of Common Giants who were anciently driven into the Disdrire Forest by the Neptultchi? Did you know that the doctrine of reincarnation is rejected by the Arathracian Religion, but accepted by the Incarnandist Religion? Did you know that Vädu was an early shamanic god of Thrace during the migratory period of the Gwenyan Tribes? Did you know that Orkybanthius of Zander, a cosmologer of the fourth century developed a theory to explain and account for the existence of giants? Did you know that Griffain Vedachier of Magetown was a Throvian explorer, natural philosopher, and writer of the 27th century who eventually succumbed to the ill effects of the Throe Wastes? Did you know that the mythical Asurrhá are said to be the truly rare offspring of the union of an Isxinthion god and an Elamahti? Did you know that Grascurg Excavation of the early 28th century provided important primary evidence for the Archmagian Period of Bryndyd which was during the reign of Bexaloth in the Middle Ages of Chaos?

Featured Pictures The Aio is a subversive agent of the gods of chaos who works to spearhead an invasion from the Realm of Chaos. The Aio Before an invasion of the Communions or the Throes, an aio may arrive and seek out the greatest enemies of Chaos — to present himself as an unquestioning servant with the hidden aim of corrupting his new master, or more often, mistress. An aio appears as a powerfully strong man, completely bald with irises of orange-red. The voice, manner, and appearance of an aio are thoroughly handsome and soothing—and they often seek to seduce women of high station and influence. Like their masters, the communions, the aio are averse to clothing—they wear but one type of vestment only to fulfill their ends—and such vestments are dazzlingly beautiful and enchanted. Such a vestment is called a jisseen — it appears as many garments, but in fact is one intricately fabricated piece that wields powerful magics on those who glimpse it and also serves as magical armor to an aio. (Full Article...) A courtyard in one of the glittering palaces of Medibgö Portal:Medibgö The Medibgö Portal, although just a stub, now has a sizable collection of links to topics related to the culture and Empire of Medibgö. (Full Article...) Recommended Articles These articles are recommended for gaining a better understanding of the history and background of the world of Asdar. Antediluvian Age is dated to before the mythical Flood of Aturyanda Aurice is the largest imperial power of the eastern Pallathantic Great Flood of Aturyanda Great Sky War brought about the end of the New Kalikán Empire and established the basis for the nations of the modern Pallathantic Isbajutha Terrible conflicts waged by the Incarnandist warriors against the rule of the Chaos Leaders Salmakhamer Religious reformer who some three thousand years ago restored worship in the Isxinthion Gods About World of Asdar A bit about this wiki and the creator

Featured List List of Known and Reputed Papyri Here is a list of some of the well-known and documented papyri along with papyri that are referenced in reputable ancient works, but remain undiscovered. The supreme joy of any papyrologist lies in discovering a here-to-fore unknown papyrus of a non-extant text. In this list 'papyrus' is used for any scroll. The scroll ('volumen') format was the dominant form until the invention of the codex around 670 AI in Corundy or Mirrhaimo. By around 780, new scrolls were rarely made. (See Full Article...)

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