Kartala

Kartala (English: Eagle land) is a term referring to the eastern coast of Pasia and central-eastern Parania. The locations included in this term range from Avishaman north to Sidrova and a total of 7 countries, sometimes 8 (if counting Saint Philomena), are included in this region; they are Avishaman, Kafaniyat, Mecirhan, Kosna, Hartnett, Obnivir, and Sidrova. 
== Climate ==
Kartala has an extremely diverse and vibrant climate. From Kosna south, much of the climate can be defined as one of the following; hot desert, hot summer mediterranean, warm summer mediterranean, and, in very small portions, cold semi-arid. Hartnett, Obnivir, and Sidrova is majority cold semi-arid, but has some portions of warm summer mediterranean; it is widely semi-arid and continental with harsh winters and hot summers. The area south of the mountains spanning Hartnett and Kosna's borders lacks any weather other then sunshine and is known to have an "eternal summer" with little changes throughout spring, fall, and winter. Obnivir, Hartnett, and Sidrova experience all four seasons, but very minimalistically in fall and spring with a good lack of rainfall, thunderstorms, tornadoes, fog, or any other extreme weather; even blizzards despite the frigid temperatures it experiences in December. Humidity is very low in all regions of Kartala but it still exists periodically, mostly in southeastern Kafaniyat and amongst the coastline of Avishaman. 
== Demographics ==
In the region, Sharikba is the largest city with a population of 4 million. The others have populations averaging between 130,000-1 million. Kartala has a blend of population with mixtures of Arabs, Indians, Brits, and Slavic peoples; it becomes the most homogenous south and west of Lakoba where Arabs mark the majority. Percentage-wise, Arabs constitute approximately 64 % of Kartala's population or over 1 in 2 people(s). 
== Culture ==
The indigenous culture of Kartala is a beautiful blend of Arabic and Slavic cultures, with the countries north of Kosna showing off this blend very beautifully. South of Kosna, Arab culture is the dominating culture with Islam influencing much of the cultural practices. Instruments in Kartala's culture include the rabab, the tambourine, the oud, and the sitar.