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==Yophenthean Rule==
 
==Yophenthean Rule==
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==Golden Empire of Pytharnia==
 
==Golden Empire of Pytharnia==

Revision as of 04:04, 8 October 2014

Civic Flag of Trevirs

Trevirs is the most populous human city in the Pallathantic Region with 960,000 inhabitants, the fourth most populous in the old world, and heir to a past reaching back into the mists of human history. Trevirs rests atop a large prominence of hills in the Magdanalate of the Empire of Magdala. The Palace of the Imperial Diet rests in Trevirs. Historically, Trevirs was also the place of the Imperial Palace. The city is sometimes called Great Trevirs to distinguish it expressly from Royal Trevirs. Trevirs arose in very ancient times as a Pytharnian Giant settlement and eventually came under control of various human tribes. Since the Fall of the Yophenthean Empire, Trevirs has served as an important skyport between the western Jaggudorns, Medibgö, and the Pallathantic Region. Trevirs is the financial capital of southeastern Pytharnia and the seat of the headquarters of several important organizations including the Dwarven Dragonrail Guild of Pytharnia and the Sovereign Archguild of Master Titancrafters of Pytharnia. Trevirs remains the seat of the Palace of the Imperial Diet of Magdala.

Geography and Situation

Chief Sites

Palace of the Imperial Diet

Map of the Boroughs of Trevirs

Boroughs

Trevirs is comprised of forty two boroughs that rest both within and without the historic walls. The boroughs are based upon historic districts of the inner city, townships along the Yoise River, and adjacent barrhuigs or fortified towns atop neighboring hills for added protection to the main city of Treivrs. The boroughs are: Ackery Barrhuig, Ackery-Liocha, Annudhain, Bafftammon, Baniryoise, Belgachaib, Blacksmith, Braffergha, Caohirrimur, Citadel, Dragon Knight, Farvedhain, Gaffdiseal, Gantahufel, Gisgedine, Haiseagh, Harleagh, Heailmurgha, High Chancel, Iblatha Barrhuig, Ifosk, Kishrimmer, Lalondela Township, Liocha, Murgavain Slums, Nirgabarrhuig, North Baftammon, North Sewdhania, Ondbriffin, River Yoise Township, Saint Aireánnau's, Saint Bambdringot's, Saint Friadora's, Scoher, Sewdhania, Sprileen, Swahalain, Tandel House, Tarrhabiaith, Temple, Throguntiac, Yophenthean Quarter. These boroughs are administrative districts based upon historic neighborhoods.

Demographics and Enclaves

Dragonneath

Dragonneath is the informal term for the sprawling network of under-rail tunnels and associated underground tunnels and chambers beneath Trevirs.

Law and Government

Lord Mayor

Defenses

Culture and Festivals

Citywide Festivals

Institutions of Education

Philosophical College of the Yoise

Archguild School of Magitechnics at Trevirs

Archguild School of Trevirs

Archmage's College

Arathracian Gymnasia

Economy

Transportation and Infrastructure

Essence Servoes

Trevirite Under Rail

History

The history of what is modern Trevirs extends back into time under many peoples and names well over three thousand years.

Antediluvian Trevirs

There is no human or humanlike evidence from the antediluvian period of Trevirs according to most authorities. Our dubious knowledge of antediluvian Jhelassa is dubious at best as it is preserved in legends transmitted through different cultures.

Ancient Geddamin Giants

Jhelassa

Neptultchi Dominion

Early Moigthe

Late Moigthe

Yophenthean Rule

Gates of the Yophenthean Walls of Trevirs

Golden Empire of Pytharnia

Llawffagainian Rule

Humanlike and Mage Rule

Rule of the Wizards Council

Rule of Kualotha of the Groaning Earth

Twelfth Isbajath and early Joint-Rule

Medibgóëse Rule

Magdalan Rule

Street in Trevirs

Great Fire of Trevirs

The Great Fire of Trevirs, 2603, changed the cityscape of a core area and was the basis for the creation of Royal Trevirs.


See Also