Nårë

Nårë (Euluska: /ˈnɑːɾə/) was a mythical purported Evasanktaran Maiönic kingdom that lay 'in the north' somewhere. It was rumoured in ancient times, but belief in its existence faded through the fourth and fifth centuries once the Danderillon was explored by the Euluska people. Some still believed it lay ever more northwards in Rakkimar or beyond, but it was probably a myth.
It was said to be a kingdom of Euluskan Maiönites led by a legendary priestess-regent, Magister Augur Yvadniäëlonoueksi. It was first culturally transmitted as a myth in the bronze age, and became a widespread belief through the third millennium before zero and onwards. It was mentioned in the Kåva Indratera holy book, in book 27. 
.According to legend, the Magister held court in a religious utopic kingdom of Maiönites nestled among rugged cloud-tipped mountains, surrounded beyond on all sides by barbarians and pagans. 
It appeared on early maps where Euluskan cartographers theorised what the lands north looked like. 
Several elements from various iterations of the story were quite similar to Galéa, an early bronze age citadel nestled in mountains at the north of the Danderillon, isolated and alone. But no Euluskans ever ruled there - Galéa was part of the Kingdom of Nemyrah, cousins of the Brackians, and it fell thousands of years before Euluskans reached the region.
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