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Featured Article Map of the Pallathantic Sea, showing the Pytharnian Sea to the northwest and the Memnosian Sea to the southeast The fame of the Pallathantic Sea has given its name to the region and the lands which its waves wash. The goddess Pallatha is the sea's namesake and she is credited with guiding the ancient Pallathantic Tribes to settle its islands thousands of years ago. The Pallathantic Sea is formed between the subcontinent of Pytharnia to the north and the minor continent of Danona and the lands of Throvy and Corundy to the south. There are over a hundred islands in the Pallathantic Sea, the greatest of which are Nymentho and Erechóreb. The sea has a great moderating effect on the lands and islands that touch it and magdeologers believe that the sea is the means by which warm water from near the equator is brought north. The commercial and cultural worth of the Pallathantic Sea is incalculable to the surrounding nations and peoples. Magdeologers teach that the basin of the Pallathantic Sea is created by rift in the earth associated with the movement of the continental plate of Pytharniaca. Most historians believe humans and humanlikes made the first transpallathantic voyages in the seventh millennium AS. Native Kalaman and titanist historians believe the sea was voyaged much earlier. (Full Article...) Did you know... Did you know that the Zavia Effect is so named for the swineherd Zavia who could cure sick swine, ward off wolves, and cause villagers to suffer uncontrollable flatulence? Did you know that trollscrift can mean petroglyphs carved into natural stone by trolls or more frequently petroglyphs made by other humanlikes to frighten trolls from the area? Did you know that Prince Ulcanov placed his various bodily members and organs in different containers when he slept through the night, his soul voyaging through alien realms beyond our own? Did you know that Harmonism is the common religious practice throughout the Pallathantic Region of simultaneously honoring the gods and Saints of the Old Religion, the Arathracian Religion, and the Incarnandist Religion without acknowledging the supremacy of any ecclesiastical hierarchy? Did you know that the Ebercus Papyrus, held under lock and key in the Tasmogium Colletion at the Alchemical College of the Magdalanate, is named after the family of an Ithatian treasure-hunter who inherited it? Did you know The Grand Shadew Canal describes the system of five locks used to circumvent the cataracts of the Shadew River as it passes through the Shadmaus, the high mountain valleys of Transalpine Agogia?

Featured Pictures Artist's depiction of the legendary titan city of Azalamb A legendary city of the titans thought to exist in another realm, Azalamb is reported to be as vast as a small world. Accounts handed down from pre-flood times reveal that many titans fled during the cataclysms to the world of Azalamb. The city is said to have been created over twenty thousand years ago. Lord Tenedrin Calchamas of Aurice and other scholars of the titanist school desire to discover or create a titan gate by which means they may be transported to the city of Azalamb. Flag of the Commonwealth of the Ithrads The Flag of the Commonwealth of the Ithradsand many other flags can be found on the Flags of Asdar page. Other Resources Random Article Gallery of New Files Utility Page

From today's featured list The records of Kalama provide us with kingdom after kingdom, each composed of numerous dynasties and reaching back unthinkably into the past. Scholars generally accept the historicity of the king lists from the sixth millennium before Salmakhamer towards the present. Rulers before this time are considered legendary or semi-legendary. Non-native and some native scholars regard the historicity of the Sanjasthanite Kingdoms with much skepticism believing it to be completely or largely fabricated.

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