Storjany

Stôrjany is a region of hills (Bâzulin) located between the river Eder in Khoorte and the Brankonyan plain. The region is fruitful and fertile, fed by the ever-flowing Ormó river and its tributaries. The people there are known as the Stôrans and are unique compared to many other peoples in Juhnvechteya.
For one, the language and culture there is very unaffected by the arrival of the Vechts. The language maintained its Joric routes and only around 5% of words used are of Vechtese origin (depending on where you are in Stôrjany). The language itself varies depending on where the region is, with dialects on the Eder river baring similarities to Khoortish, and those near Brankonya likewise.
The realm is split up into many fiefdoms, all part of the wider free lords. Due to the predominant rural landscape of the region, the noble classes have remained particularly strong (compared to places such as Toradzland). The burgher class is also very influential, controlling the largest city (and port) in the region, Tebrnico. There, various Vechtese and Khoortish burgher families control the trade there, and have been known to start skirmishes in the streets. Most Stôran goods are sold there, as that is where the river Ormó meets the sea. Other cities in Stôrjany include:
- Hrodžnico
- Brêszyno
- Dabrâuke
- Hbêlza
- Godejn
-  Zúlány
The region is peppered with small castles dat upon rocky hills, proving to be very defendable. The latter of which also proves to be the ideal growing environment for the grape-like Šimaz, a yellow coloured grape that is turned into the wine Šimazo.
Due to these ideal growing conditions for fruits, the region is known as the fruit bowl of Juhnvechteya, with Tebrnico having vibrant markets selling goods and luxuries from around the known world and beyond.
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Category:Nations of Juhnvechteya