Biþræ
Öþranic: Biþræ /ɓɪːθɹaiː/, Biþræ Ærk /ɓɪːθɹaiː aiːɹkh/ (formal)
Þrínic: Biþræ /pɪːθraiː/
Mjúltic: Biþri Irĥ /ɓɪθ̼ʁɪ ɪʁx/
Biþræ is a country on the Þnisic coast in eastern Ójom, and is one of the most powerful states of the Goblins on the continent of Jælondis along with Terúk in southeastern Ójom. Its capital is the ancient city of Tæx at the Þnamek River delta, once the center of the empire of Ama during the seventh to first century BF.
Crystal mining and advanced runecraft are important industries in Biþræ, along with more traditional ones such as fishing, logging, quarrying and shellcraft. While modern jælondic goblin culture is mostly represented by Terúk, traditional biþran art, cuisine and clothing are often regarded as more sophisticated due to their association with period dramas set during the Aman Empire.
Anórtar covers the land north of the river Þnamek and the southeastern bank of Bexran Lake or Bröx as it's known among the biþrans. People have long been drawn to the scenic landscape and local cuisine there, and as a result the province is dotted with mansions built as summer homes by the aristocracy of old -many of which have been converted to museums- as well as more modern resorts.
Kúrþortar encompasses the coastal region of Biþræ, where the capital is located. Along the coast are nineteen of the famed twenty-two temples built to honour various deities related to the sea, with the remaining three being located in neighbouring countries.
Lúxúkortar encompasses the hinterland south of the river Þnamek and around its tributary Lúxúx. Traditionally associated with quarrying and fishing, the province is now also a center of crystal mining in Biþræ.
Þrínic: Biþræ /pɪːθraiː/
Biþræ is a country on the Þnisic coast in eastern Ójom, and is one of the most powerful states of the Goblins on the continent of Jælondis along with Terúk in southeastern Ójom. Its capital is the ancient city of Tæx at the Þnamek River delta, once the center of the empire of Ama during the seventh to first century BF.
Crystal mining and advanced runecraft are important industries in Biþræ, along with more traditional ones such as fishing, logging, quarrying and shellcraft. While modern jælondic goblin culture is mostly represented by Terúk, traditional biþran art, cuisine and clothing are often regarded as more sophisticated due to their association with period dramas set during the Aman Empire.
Structure
Biþræ is divided into three provinces or ortar, namely Anórtar to the northwest, Kúrþortar along the coast to the east and Lúxúkortar to the southwest.Anórtar
Öþranic: Anórtar /aːnouːɹthaɹ/Anórtar covers the land north of the river Þnamek and the southeastern bank of Bexran Lake or Bröx as it's known among the biþrans. People have long been drawn to the scenic landscape and local cuisine there, and as a result the province is dotted with mansions built as summer homes by the aristocracy of old -many of which have been converted to museums- as well as more modern resorts.
Kúrþortar
Öþranic: Kúrþortar /khuːɹθɔɹthaɹ/Kúrþortar encompasses the coastal region of Biþræ, where the capital is located. Along the coast are nineteen of the famed twenty-two temples built to honour various deities related to the sea, with the remaining three being located in neighbouring countries.
Lúxúkortar
Öþranic: Lúxúkortar /luːksukhɔːɹthaɹ/Lúxúkortar encompasses the hinterland south of the river Þnamek and around its tributary Lúxúx. Traditionally associated with quarrying and fishing, the province is now also a center of crystal mining in Biþræ.
Emblem of Biþræ by Lappalingur
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Geopolitical, Country
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Democracy, Presidential
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