Chaun

Chaun is the largest city of the Emelé-Redan Region in Hollen. 
== History ==
Chaun has existed as a settlement for centuries, with evidence suggesting that the site of the modern city was settled by nomadic herders. 
The city of Chaun was chartered in the year 514. 
During the 9th century, Chaun became a prosperous city with a population of 35,000. It was renowned for its linen and cloth trade, which was mentioned in several literary works of the time period. 
The famous Chaun Cloth Hall was constructed in the 13th century, allowing the city to play a further role in Hollen's growing textile industry. 
== Geography ==
Territory 
Chaun is situated on the edge of the Emelé Plain at the foot of the Bollune Mountains. Chaun is positioned at the meeting of the Arno and Veana river valleys. The centre of the city sits 67 metres (219 feet) above sea level. 
== Main Sights ==
Town Centre
The Chaun Cloth Hall was constructed during the city's Revival Period, and it was one of the largest commercial buildings of Hollen at the time of its completion. The Cloth Hall served as the main market and warehouse for the city's expansive cloth industry. During its golden age in the 13th century, the hall exported textiles, cloth, linen and lead.
Category:City
Category:Sovereignty of Hollen
Category:Emelé-Redan Region