Yophénthë
Yophénthë is the historic capital of the Arathracian Church and was the capital of the Yophenthean Empire. The city of Yophénthë is the second largest city on the island of Erechóreb after Rhafyx. The city today is the core of the Holy See of Yophénthë which is an independent, self-governing state and also the ecclesiastical capital of the Arathracian Church. This article treats the municipal city of Yophénthë and not the surrounding area which is part of the Holy See.
The city of Yophénthë rests in the southern portion of the Tireathiain Hills of the island of Erechóreb around the Calithew River. The eight hills are the Samphigun which is the highest, the Glaviaudh, the Thaimurg, the Casphaloth, the Smerra, the Yachago, the Miherriag, and the Rhevandur.
List of Sites in Erechóreb
- Casphaloth Hill, northeast
- Saint Erreagea’s Arathracian College
- Shrine of Aireánnau Mother of the Folk
- Samphigun Hill, east of the Calithew River
- Temple of Arathrax the Progenitor begun in 1200's at the commend of Breagavin I, formerly the Great Temple of Arathrax built ca 570 AI
- Calantuvese Palace
- Temple of Skiánthra Messenger
- Smerra Hill, northeast
- Erreagine Palaces, mostly ruins
- Temple of Arathrax Savior
- Glaviaudh Hill, southeast
- Errigaidha Nava, great Arathracian Sanctuary
- Arathracian Gymnasium of St. Erreagea
- Rhevandur Hill, west
- Archcollege of the Yuligirn
- Orrigine Palace, residence of the Arathracian Erechórebese Sunfather, built during reign of Orry II, 2578 to 2602
- Miherriag Hill, southeast
- Arathracian Library of Yophénthë
- Thaimurg Hill, southwest
- Arathracian Gymnasium of St. Galbry (Yophénthë)
- northeastern suburbs
- Archguild School of Yophénthë
- Charrahug Dragonrail Station
Alphabetical Order
- Arathracian Gymnasium of St. Erithragal the Restorer (Yophénthë)
- Arathracian Gymnasium of St. Erreagea
- Arathracian Gymnasium of St. Galbry (Yophénthë)
- Arathracian Library of Yophénthë
- Archguild School of Yophénthë
- Saint Erreagea’s Arathracian College
Sources
- Regionary Catalogue of Yophénthë, various authors, 2617+
See Also
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