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Locator Map showing Dúrandwor in relationship to the rest of the Greater Pallathantic

The land of Dúrandwor comprises a sloping strip of land in southern Pytharnia from the Pallathantic Sea to the Mathgefrew Mountains. The named Dúrandwor is thought to come from ancient Moigthe and means land of the great land because it ascends from the sea to the foothills of the mountains. The name Dúrandwor is a geographic and cultural region and not a state. Most of Dúrandwor is within the Kingdom of Thrain. The smaller, western portion makes up the Duchy of Ogentir which is part of the Empire of Magdala. Dúrandwor has a long heritage of Moigthe Tribes who were subjected by the Midretassene Empire (309 to 323 AI). The language spoken throughout Dúrandwor is Dúrandworese and it is related to Tassan and Throvian by common descent from ancient Midretassene. It has a great number of borrowed words from ancient Moigthe and later Classical Yophenthean. Dúrandwor like much of the Pallathantic was part of the Yophenthean Empire. In very ancient times, Dúrandwor was ruled by Geddamin Giants and later by the Neptultchi until the immigration of the Moigthe Tribes.

Dúrandwor rests along a strip of land in southern Pytharnia

Dúrandwor rises steadily from the sea to the Mathgefrew Mountains. The climate is moderately temperate with little or no snow in the winter, except in and near the mountains. The summers are warm and humid. The chief cities are Verdida, the capital of Thrain, Paddarvi, the ruling seat of Ogentir, and the cities of Glithmacuma, Andribeda, Smaye Glame, Opponoppe, Math Ontair, and Mevadapin.

States

Dúrandwor is under the rule of the Kingdom of Thrain, the Duchy of Ogentir, the County of Dawnu, the County of Indisfeire, and the Principality of Ddasfiali. All of these states are part of the Union of Pytharnia, but on the Kingdom of Thrain is a partner in its own right. The other states are subject to the Empire of Magdala.

**List of the Continents and Regions of Old World Asdar**
Antarctica	Asdauria	Barathorn and Orrhymby	Danona	Pallathantic Sea	Pytharnia	Sungo	Two Bahunas
Antarctic Continent Proper Agaria's Land Jittagogg Skaligdæ	Eloaria Adamantine Mountains Idrakanian Mountains Eloarian Steppes Erserce Thabda-Phydia Thabda-Rhathor Vadsinkoinen Forest Deepearth Kvarraga Sea of Esgarga Dragonhead Island Vindalia Corundy Ferruvicar Lucacia Eurithia Atchaddis Plains Great Forest of Khambakhand Sea of Sleeping Gods Gakasane High Deserts of Asdar Achederia Chalcidian Wilds Danzercouphtan Desert Jusher Wastes Sarvandif Wastes Sea of Halamas Talizar Desert Jaggudorn Mountains Amandal Plateau Andrickar Valley Colnoria Dragondawn Plateau High Shadevan Plateau Jamenth Plateau Jasturia Pundgadh Plateau Savage Plateau The Shadmaus Thracian Plateau Uglyami Plateau Wyvern Plateau Zangolia Juranica Kishira Opaz Orogurnia Sea of Sleeping Gods Osfandia Herskala Valishat Marshes Ptohlia Ukelia Omre Izibjaal Sahimb Chalydia Dimakhat Kaphendi Forest Khumrastahn Shubiyat Tiyakhommat Weshif Adamantine Mountains Behrat Eleph Sahida Mountains Gilguliath Luphkhaymen Mountains Nesdebulon Orthont Safaadi Island Shagrela'al Shelekhumbia Titan Wasteland Valley of the Djinn Yephalah Zaphuriya Zephrite Mountains Zephasia Hauredon Kalichandra Kulgashan Sumasthan	Barathorn Bukalaa Dewyddair Dravernian Peninsula Glaike Peninsula Midrardia Skerrod Orrhymby Achubaia North Orrhymby Amerzcelindo Old Hearth Mountains (Emegul-Thaudh) Pindacos Umbardia	Ambrinqua Ebinóë Gorcorumb Ephysgæe Mountains Khesheph Green Coast of Danona Oliblish Rhonia Zarajove Wild Coast of Danona Heruliconia Huthah New Phionace Sanoman Khrygia Thrysto Zanzary Coast Zubia Thyria Jerushabla Khesheph Narshad Zoham Danonan Deserts Dzaakurzhi Sand Sea Great Jawachi Wastes Plateau of Midiantir Sand Sea of Dragons Sand Sea of the Prophets Sea of Dead Pilgrims Sea of Fallen Warriors Sea of Judgments Sea of Risen Dreams Sea of Yohzh Ummahdi-Lah Wastes Zanqir Wastes Massady Geth Mountains Ukurgiy	Giant Isles Golden Isles Erechóreb Nymentho Ithatian Islands Major Isles Deliops Island Maturn Island Zander Island Bomelath Island Irdan Island Sandisi Island Trias Island Thulidnot Island Gliri Island Thykomian Islands Major Isles Ardné Island Imomólë Island Sprander Island Minor Isles Odzimos Island Tlandos Island Deira Kelemë Island Addanaphoia Island Glanx Island Zaxos Island Tanikos Island	Pallathantic Coast Asbardy Gonfaloy Dúrandwor Durrhaunve Esphagonia High Pytharnia Amosgire Hills Great Disdrire Forest Ithrad Mountains Marshes of Baihu Medibgö Pytharnee Drombs Pytharnian Highlands Lake Kasgo Lake Thrundgally Southeast Pytharnia Ambrulia Shadevan Delta West Coast Gorrhevia Lake Lisgoria Rhafindwor Rhevia Deepearth Netherdeep (Txhalxhupwa)	Axunya Tson-Do-Hsi Jettuba Kuham Sheffana Island Shwok Shanya Mountains Wenjobia Zagotai	Bahuna New Pytharnia Old Zephasia Benjalay Sundered Sea Lake Chancha Lake Huchanasba Lake Imna-Tak Lake Okofésfe Lake Omoz Lake Otolinze Lake Tsodwa Tsarokwatha Isle Shadrimporee Archipelago Wild Dracks Drakeback Mountains Tiludzu Plateau Great Yameed Desert Inka River Lusphût Jahbaba Phût Sh'am Phût Sh'amkhaz Mountains Nasphi Neruku Khalrezar Kastubian Sea Keolamattu Sea Za-Bahuna Abchuepi Desert Ulandari Peninsula Akhuvu Dakgama Govimbu Forest Hadzingwe Peninsula Jangwe Zanyo Khuluhu Desert Batthuhu-Zami Mountains Taliospa Island Tselenyé Lwelwembo Zimwenyo Mpengwe Mountains Mpengwe Buzu Mountains

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 [[File:MapLocatorDúrandwor.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Locator Map showing Dúrandwor in relationship to the rest of the [[Greater Pallathantic]]]]
-The land of Dúrandwor comprises a sloping strip of land in southern [[Pytharnia]] from the [[Pallathantic Sea]] to the [[Mathgefrew Mountains]].  The named Dúrandwor is thought to come from ancient Moigthe and means land of the great land because it ascends from the sea to the foothills of the mountains. The name Dúrandwor is a geographic and cultural region and not a state.  Most of Dúrandwor is within the [[Kingdom of Thrain]].  The smaller, western portion makes up the [[Duchy of Ogentir]] which is part of the [[Empire of Magdala]].  Dúrandwor has a long heritage of [[Moigthe Tribes]] who were subjected by the [[Midretassene Empire]].  The language spoken throughout Dúrandwor is [[Dúrandworese Language|Dúrandworese]] and it is related to [[Tassan Language|Tassan]] and [[Throvian Language|Throvian]] by common descent from ancient [[Midretassene Language|Midretassene]]. It has a great number of borrowed words from ancient Moigthe and later [[Classical Yophenthean]].  Dúrandwor like much of the Pallathantic was part of the [[Yophenthean Empire]].  In very ancient times, Dúrandwor was ruled by [[Geddamin Giants]] and later by the [[Neptultchi]] until the immigration of the [[Moigthe Tribes]].
+The land of Dúrandwor comprises a sloping strip of land in southern [[Pytharnia]] from the [[Pallathantic Sea]] to the [[Mathgefrew Mountains]].  The named Dúrandwor is thought to come from ancient Moigthe and means land of the great land because it ascends from the sea to the foothills of the mountains. The name Dúrandwor is a geographic and cultural region and not a state.  Most of Dúrandwor is within the [[Kingdom of Thrain]].  The smaller, western portion makes up the [[Duchy of Ogentir]] which is part of the [[Empire of Magdala]].  Dúrandwor has a long heritage of [[Moigthe Tribes]] who were subjected by the [[Midretassene Empire]] (309 to 323 AI).  The language spoken throughout Dúrandwor is [[Dúrandworese Language|Dúrandworese]] and it is related to [[Tassan Language|Tassan]] and [[Throvian Language|Throvian]] by common descent from ancient [[Midretassene Language|Midretassene]]. It has a great number of borrowed words from ancient Moigthe and later [[Classical Yophenthean]].  Dúrandwor like much of the Pallathantic was part of the [[Yophenthean Empire]].  In very ancient times, Dúrandwor was ruled by [[Geddamin Giants]] and later by the [[Neptultchi]] until the immigration of the [[Moigthe Tribes]].
 [[File:Dúrandwor.jpg|thumb|200px|Dúrandwor rests along a strip of land in southern Pytharnia]]

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