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| − | The isle of Deliops is the seat of the city [[Elystrio]], the capital of the [[Republic of Ithatia|Ithatian Republic]]. Deliops is dry in the summer and wet in the winter, thanks to abundant rains from the north. | + | [[File:MapLocatorDeliops.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map showing the island of Deliops in the [[Greater Pallathantic]]]] |
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| + | The isle of Deliops is the seat of the city [[Elystrio]], the capital of the [[Republic of Ithatia|Ithatian Republic]]. Deliops is dry in the summer and wet in the winter, thanks to abundant rains from the north. [[Bimbhari]] trees and other drought-resistant plants are abundant. The highest point on Deliops is the slumbering volcano of [[Mount Agdaeus]]. According to the ancient philosopher [[Agdaskalos]], the [[Thetzisari Tribes]] regarded a place at the foot of Mount as the most holy place on the earth, calling it Nama'etaga. Deliops is the largest of the Ithatian Islands, followed by [[Maturn]], [[Zander]], [[Gliri]], [[Desthor]], and [[Imomólë]]. | ||
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| + | Deliops rests in the [[Pallathantic Sea]] and has a mediterranean climate with warm summers and moderate winters. The island is bounded to the north by the [[Sea of Forgetfulness]], to the east by the [[Deliopian Strait]], to the south by the [[Corundian Sea]], and to the west by the [[Galithyssa Sea]]. The volcano, [[Mount Agdæus]] rests towards its center with other mountains. | ||
[[File:Deliops_2750_001.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Island of Deliops]] | [[File:Deliops_2750_001.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Island of Deliops]] | ||
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| + | =History= | ||
| + | Thetzisari tribesmen settled Deliops millennia ago and it received envoys from the Kingdom of Tirios in the second millennium BA. In the late third millennium before [[Salmakhamer]], Pallathantic Tribes on sea ships pillaged Tirios. Some settled in Tirios and others colonized the other Ithatian isles, including Deliops. Pallathantic tribes absorbed and forgot the native Thetzisari culture and held the island for about six hundred years. In the second millennium before [[Salmakhamer]], the Ithatian Tribes colonized the islands of the east Pallathantic, much like the [[Pallathantic Tribes]] before them. The Magdaiomin Tribe of the Ithatians conquered the Pallathantic Tribes or made common cause with them and the Magdaiomin chieftain became ruler of Deliops. A second wave of Ithatian tribes settled Deliops towards the middle of the first millennium before [[Salmakhamer]]. The Ithatians have held Deliops ever since, although they have been ruled by Midretassenes, Yophentheans, Sky Tribes, Copazousa Daughter of Chaos, and Medibgö. The history of Deliops before the mythical Great Flood is little known. Deliops is considered the cultural core of the Ithatian Islands, in contrast to [[Maturn]] which is considered the magical core. The Deliopians vied with the island of [[Maturn Island|Maturn]] for hegemony over the Ithatian Islands. | ||
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| + | =Cities of Deliops= | ||
| + | The chief cities of Deliops are [[Elystrio]], [[Eriander]], [[Segadont]], and [[Teliasper]]. The island's other cities and towns include [[Ioppissa]], [[Egadiona]], [[Eriander]], [[Iliutha]], [[Deliopian Rhionocrantis]], [[Terameibos]], [[Beriasko Ozai]], and [[Thiskiota]]. | ||
=The Oracle of Elystrio= | =The Oracle of Elystrio= | ||
The [[Melissa]] or high priestess of the goddess [[Elystra]] has represented the divinity since very ancient times and it is believed her predecessor prophesied in Thetzisari times, though the name of the office and the goddess differed. The [[Oracle of the Elystrio]] is one of the most famous oracles in the world. | The [[Melissa]] or high priestess of the goddess [[Elystra]] has represented the divinity since very ancient times and it is believed her predecessor prophesied in Thetzisari times, though the name of the office and the goddess differed. The [[Oracle of the Elystrio]] is one of the most famous oracles in the world. | ||
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| − | + | The economy of Deliops includes viticulture, wine-making, olive culture, fishing, timbering, lodging and hospitality, and titancraft manufacturing. | |
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=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Elystrio]] | *[[Elystrio]] | ||
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*[[Golden Age of Ithatian Philosophy]] | *[[Golden Age of Ithatian Philosophy]] | ||
*[[Ithatian Islands]] | *[[Ithatian Islands]] | ||
*[[Ithatian Language]] | *[[Ithatian Language]] | ||
*[[Pallathantic Sea]] | *[[Pallathantic Sea]] | ||
| + | *[[Pallathantic Tribes]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Pallathantic Islands]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Islands]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Ithatian Islands]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Pallathantic Sea]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Atlas]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:32, 7 January 2019
The isle of Deliops is the seat of the city Elystrio, the capital of the Ithatian Republic. Deliops is dry in the summer and wet in the winter, thanks to abundant rains from the north. Bimbhari trees and other drought-resistant plants are abundant. The highest point on Deliops is the slumbering volcano of Mount Agdaeus. According to the ancient philosopher Agdaskalos, the Thetzisari Tribes regarded a place at the foot of Mount as the most holy place on the earth, calling it Nama'etaga. Deliops is the largest of the Ithatian Islands, followed by Maturn, Zander, Gliri, Desthor, and Imomólë.
Deliops rests in the Pallathantic Sea and has a mediterranean climate with warm summers and moderate winters. The island is bounded to the north by the Sea of Forgetfulness, to the east by the Deliopian Strait, to the south by the Corundian Sea, and to the west by the Galithyssa Sea. The volcano, Mount Agdæus rests towards its center with other mountains.
History
Thetzisari tribesmen settled Deliops millennia ago and it received envoys from the Kingdom of Tirios in the second millennium BA. In the late third millennium before Salmakhamer, Pallathantic Tribes on sea ships pillaged Tirios. Some settled in Tirios and others colonized the other Ithatian isles, including Deliops. Pallathantic tribes absorbed and forgot the native Thetzisari culture and held the island for about six hundred years. In the second millennium before Salmakhamer, the Ithatian Tribes colonized the islands of the east Pallathantic, much like the Pallathantic Tribes before them. The Magdaiomin Tribe of the Ithatians conquered the Pallathantic Tribes or made common cause with them and the Magdaiomin chieftain became ruler of Deliops. A second wave of Ithatian tribes settled Deliops towards the middle of the first millennium before Salmakhamer. The Ithatians have held Deliops ever since, although they have been ruled by Midretassenes, Yophentheans, Sky Tribes, Copazousa Daughter of Chaos, and Medibgö. The history of Deliops before the mythical Great Flood is little known. Deliops is considered the cultural core of the Ithatian Islands, in contrast to Maturn which is considered the magical core. The Deliopians vied with the island of Maturn for hegemony over the Ithatian Islands.
Cities of Deliops
The chief cities of Deliops are Elystrio, Eriander, Segadont, and Teliasper. The island's other cities and towns include Ioppissa, Egadiona, Eriander, Iliutha, Deliopian Rhionocrantis, Terameibos, Beriasko Ozai, and Thiskiota.
The Oracle of Elystrio
The Melissa or high priestess of the goddess Elystra has represented the divinity since very ancient times and it is believed her predecessor prophesied in Thetzisari times, though the name of the office and the goddess differed. The Oracle of the Elystrio is one of the most famous oracles in the world.
Economy
The economy of Deliops includes viticulture, wine-making, olive culture, fishing, timbering, lodging and hospitality, and titancraft manufacturing.
See Also
- Elystrio
- Golden Age of Ithatian Philosophy
- Ithatian Islands
- Ithatian Language
- Pallathantic Sea
- Pallathantic Tribes
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