Thiam

Thiam was a town in Laothan in Malatra.
==Geography==
It was situated on Laothan's northern coast, on the shore of the Eastern Sea south of the Hanchi Shoals. A trail ran east along the coast to Sayan.
==Economy==
In the mid–14 century DR, Thiam was well known for crafting jewelry and metalwork with inlays. Despite its position by the sea, it was only a lesser producer of pearls.
==Notable Locations==
Outside Thiam stood a monastery to the Ku Nien school of the Path of Enlightenment. It was believed to be a holy site, among the oldest known to the Seng, where legend held that a monk known as Tulang shifted a hill and made a spring.
==Appendix==
===References===
Category:Towns
Category:Settlements
Category:Human locations
Category:Locations in Laothan
Category:Locations in Malatra
Category:Locations in Kara-Tur
Category:Locations on Toril
Category:Year of Metropolises
Category:Exports metalwork
Category:Exports jewelry
Category:Exports pearls