Borfort

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Borfort is the Citadel of the Tilfolk. It is a riverbound city along the Luin River rich in fishing culture and agriculture. 
The government of the Tilfolk is similar to a constitutional monarchy, however it's not such a democratic process. There is a long line of royalty dating back the the Kingdom's creation. The King/Queen/Princess/member or royalty who presides over the government in the throne at Borfort chooses replacements to the ending terms (3 years) of a local lord.
The current Queen is Delra of the Royal Family surname Roothill. Queen Delra has reigned for 14 years and took power at the age of 31 when her husband, King Archell died fighting against the Orcfolk of the Mat-Zah Wilds. There are other members of the Royal family as well, Prince Henri (aged 22) and Princess Ralya (aged 15), Queen Delra's son and daughter.
The Tilfolk have had troubles with the Orcfolk to the north since the nation's creation. Upon venturing too far into and past the northern border of Til Forest, the halflings soon found themselves at odds with the various powerful tribes found around that area.
After this first encounter, it was still several years until the Orcs realized that there was a civilization growing on the other side of the forest. In the 5th century the raids began. Several times a year, a town or two would be attacked by the Orcs. Often the towns were entirely destroyed and the people killed or taken captive. The Tilfolk soon began to reinforce the towns along its northern border with troops and the roads with regular passing companies of guards and soldiers. This proved successful, yet the halflings found themselves stretched thin. After the creation of the Marshalls in Asal Tirion, the Monarchy of Til Kingdom requested aid in exchange for payment to the Marshalls to uphold their northern borders and still maintain the necessary amount of men for a standing army and to man the town guards throughout the kingdom. The Marshalls still have a large presence there.