Tangshan
Tangshan is the homeland of the ancient Tangshanian human race of the far east. Legends recount that the Tangshanians lived in the far east at least as far back as the time prior to the Flood of Aturyanda. The land of Tangshan was first united under a king in the second millennium before Salmakhamer. Today Tangshan is ruled by the emperor and his bureaucracy. Tangshan has historically had important relations with the Sungotine Elves and has had wars and conflicts with the Juranic Giants to the south. The climate of Tangshan is similar to a warm, temperate climate with humid weather. Tangshan is famous for its scenic woodlands and the Meionian River. The modern imperial capital is Kwang Mei. Tangshan is the second most prized trade destination in the far east after northern Sungo. The spoken tongue is the Kwam Language. Tangshan is part of a greater region known as Gwo-Dao.
Tangshan shares a border and much trade with Lyang Shwai and Chei Tsir. Tangshan also trades with Dzo Lan, Thuvahsa, Wenjobia, the Empire of Sungo, and the Saikusahi.
Silk, especially fine silk known as 'skysilk', used for skycraft, has historically been the most important export of Tangshan. It has been traded on the Great Silk Highway for millennia.
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