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| − | Gwo-Dao is an ancient name for the great eastern coast of the continent of Asdauria which comprises the lands of [[ | + | Gwo-Dao is an ancient name for the great eastern coast of the continent of Asdauria which comprises the lands of [[Dzo Lan]], [[Tangshan]], [[Lwai Shan]], and [[Chei Tsir]]. It lies across from the subcontinent of [[Sungo]] by means of the [[Sungotine Sea]]. It is bounded to the north by the [[Sargana Steppe]], to the east by the deserts and mountains of [[Shahaz]], and to the south by [[Xai Ji Tswo]] in [[Eurithia]]. This great region is inhabited principally by humans with exclave populations of dwarves and elves and several halfling colonies. |
Gwo-Dao has long cultural ties to [[Sungo]]. Further afield, Gwo-Dao has cultural and commercial ties with [[Eurithia]] and [[Opaz]]. | Gwo-Dao has long cultural ties to [[Sungo]]. Further afield, Gwo-Dao has cultural and commercial ties with [[Eurithia]] and [[Opaz]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:08, 22 December 2024
Gwo-Dao is an ancient name for the great eastern coast of the continent of Asdauria which comprises the lands of Dzo Lan, Tangshan, Lwai Shan, and Chei Tsir. It lies across from the subcontinent of Sungo by means of the Sungotine Sea. It is bounded to the north by the Sargana Steppe, to the east by the deserts and mountains of Shahaz, and to the south by Xai Ji Tswo in Eurithia. This great region is inhabited principally by humans with exclave populations of dwarves and elves and several halfling colonies.
Gwo-Dao has long cultural ties to Sungo. Further afield, Gwo-Dao has cultural and commercial ties with Eurithia and Opaz.
Gwo-Dao is famous for its production of silk, especially the high prized histopter known as Skysilk or (翼丝 'Wing Silk') which it continues to this day.
Skysilk
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