Bellum

Madhya

Built around the mouth of the Jaladhara river, Madhya is the capital of Bellum. A city known for bustling marketplaces and tall, exquisitely crafted temples and palaces. The sheer number of citizens can be overwhelming to foreign travelers, however, its festivals are famous all across the whole continent as a sight to behold.

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Jaladhara River

The greatest river in Bellum, the Jaladhara is born high up in the Paramesthya mountains, from which it carves its way down the highlands, onto the green, verdant plains, where it finally reaches the seat next to the city of Madhya. During the monsoon season, the river overflows floods the areas, but these plentiful waters make the heartland of Bellum into the bountiful land it's known for.

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Ashmavarman

The cities closer to the country's borders are usually ruled by Bellum's warrior caste, and nowhere is that more prevalent than Ashmavarman, the closest major urban center by the border with Desierto. Even in this strict, military ruled city, Bellum's vibrant culture still thrives, making this city the first stop for tourists in the country.

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Sun Oct 01, 2023 1:08 am
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Paramesthya Mountains

A massive mountain range, one of the largest in Ishgar and boasting the tallest mountain on the continent. Famous for its mountains that pierce through the clouds, they attrack people all year round, from hopeful adventurers to those seeking to put their skills to the test. Many temples also make their homes in the mountains, secluded from society.

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Shunyata Desert

Bellum's border with desierto is known for its arid, near barren landscapes, with little other population beyond small cities and villages, predominantly located around the coastline. These lands get little rainfall every year, and form a natural barrier against invading armies.

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