Íberral
Mlúkrok:
Íberral /i:pɛr:al/ is one of the eastern territories of the Kroks on Vorran Peninsula in western Dragonía, bordered by the Vúrakesen Mountains to the north and Klalaþan Sea to the northwest, and the territories of Úsavrí beyond the Íseb River to the west, Varr beyond Haþem Lake to the south and Velk-í to the east.
Like the territory of Kveb on the southeastern peninsula, Íberral used to cover a larger area to the east but has since diminished as certain tribes joined Velk-í instead, though not to nearly the same extent as Kveb. The remaining tribes are the only ones aside from those in Velk-í to have direct access to goods traded from the Jaarels living beneath the Vúrakesen Mountains, specifically the city-state of Natú.
Íberral mostly provides the Jaarels with incense and smoked vló salmon caught in the Íseb River during salmon runs, along with other wares such as high-quality Tree Silk from Úsavrí in exchange for metals and exotic goods of all kinds. The hatchery and shrines in the capital of Řaalk at the west bank of the lower Íseb are some of the finest examples of Jaarelo-Krokish style outside Velk-í, which together with the current style used by the southern and western Jaarel aristocracy forms a near-continuous artistic tradition spanning these two very different cultures.
Íberral /i:pɛr:al/ is one of the eastern territories of the Kroks on Vorran Peninsula in western Dragonía, bordered by the Vúrakesen Mountains to the north and Klalaþan Sea to the northwest, and the territories of Úsavrí beyond the Íseb River to the west, Varr beyond Haþem Lake to the south and Velk-í to the east.
Like the territory of Kveb on the southeastern peninsula, Íberral used to cover a larger area to the east but has since diminished as certain tribes joined Velk-í instead, though not to nearly the same extent as Kveb. The remaining tribes are the only ones aside from those in Velk-í to have direct access to goods traded from the Jaarels living beneath the Vúrakesen Mountains, specifically the city-state of Natú.
Íberral mostly provides the Jaarels with incense and smoked vló salmon caught in the Íseb River during salmon runs, along with other wares such as high-quality Tree Silk from Úsavrí in exchange for metals and exotic goods of all kinds. The hatchery and shrines in the capital of Řaalk at the west bank of the lower Íseb are some of the finest examples of Jaarelo-Krokish style outside Velk-í, which together with the current style used by the southern and western Jaarel aristocracy forms a near-continuous artistic tradition spanning these two very different cultures.
Government System
Tribalism
Economic System
Barter system
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