Nemirkía
Sikíronian : Nemirkía /nɛːmɪːrkhijaː/
Nemirkía is a large region in central Adynía, traditionally defined as the area between the Sjorgús Mountains foothills to the south, and Central Sea and the Meldon Plain to the north, from the river Þerles to the east to the forests of Núrak to the west. It also includes Kóteran Peninsula, which separates Central Sea to the east from the smaller Gold Sea to the west.
The region has the longest history in Adynía, as it's the birthplace of the earliest human and elven societies.
Nemirkía is a large region in central Adynía, traditionally defined as the area between the Sjorgús Mountains foothills to the south, and Central Sea and the Meldon Plain to the north, from the river Þerles to the east to the forests of Núrak to the west. It also includes Kóteran Peninsula, which separates Central Sea to the east from the smaller Gold Sea to the west.
The region has the longest history in Adynía, as it's the birthplace of the earliest human and elven societies.
Geography
Much of Nemirkía is characterized by rolling hills, originally covered mostly in shrubs and occasional groves, much of which have since given way for settlements of all sorts, fields, pastures, orchards and vineyards.
Three major rivers -Geþrus, Helkan and Þerles- flow through the region, all originating in the Sjorgús Mountains, with the first two draining into Golden Sea and the third into Central Sea. The only river in Kóteran Peninsula is Copper River which flows westwards out of Copper Lake, the largest of its kind in Nemirkía.
Three major rivers -Geþrus, Helkan and Þerles- flow through the region, all originating in the Sjorgús Mountains, with the first two draining into Golden Sea and the third into Central Sea. The only river in Kóteran Peninsula is Copper River which flows westwards out of Copper Lake, the largest of its kind in Nemirkía.
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