Hlörröm

Rahlúic: Hlörröm /l̥œːrːœːm/

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Hlörröm is a republic in the karst region of Hnanó in southern Örkraz, bordered by the countries of Öp to the south and southwest, Úrbra to the east and southeast, and Mógg to the north and northwest. Its capital is the city of Arahle upon the upper Galrö River to the east.
Although small and mostly based around traditional industries such as growing nuts and sugarcane, raising Palm Fowl and mining Hlölkite, the country's location at the main entrances to the sacred Brökúrró Ú Caves gives it an enormous religious importance to many orcish cultures, with pilgrims visiting Hlörröm throughout the year to partake in mysteries within the caves to receive blessings of the ancestors.
The latter, along with more recent secular tourism, provides the local Hlörans with a significant income.

Infrastructure

Hlörröm is divided into seven municipalities or hlút, each centered on a village or, in the case of Arahlehlút, the capital.

Arahlehlút to the east.

Brahjúhlút in the north-central part.

Gújerrhlút to the south.

Hlóahlút to the northeast, where the main entrance to the Brökúrró Ú Caves is located.

Nenöshlút to the west.

Rörrhlút to the north, known for its fine orange and white pottery.

Ömöhlút in the south-central part, known for its skilled sculptors.

Type

Geopolitical, City-state

Government System

Democracy, Direct

Power Structure

Unitary state

Economic System

Traditional

Location

Hnanó