Mahakha

The administrative center of Upper Ayyubid in the Sahidic Lands as well as the seat of the Urubuhl Pasharate, ruled by Enaya Safir, Mahakha is the holiest city in the Urubuhl Faith. It lies only 50 kilometres from the Black Desert in a narrow valley. 
It was the capital of the Rahusha Emirate until it was incorporated into the Ayyubid Emirate, but Urubuhl rulers in and around the region have always fought to control the city, widely considered the birthplace of religion. Water scarcity has historically been a big issue in the city, with the only natural well in the valley producing brackish water, often drying out in summer. During the reign of Emir Adyad Irana, her sister Princess Zubadaya donated funds for deepening the well, costing over 2 tons of gold. She constructed an underground aqueduct and a waterworks. Many of the workers and slaves who helped in the construction, including Zubadaya herself died or developed horrible coughing diseases shortly after the excavations, likely from toxic clays in the ground. A huge golden statue of Zubadaya, depicted with dragon wings, was afterwards erected in her honour.
== Economy ==
Mahakha was the birthplace of The Prophetess who founded the Urubuhl Faith and its population triples once every year during the month of Amadha to celebrate the Ruler of Rulers, The Prophetess. Its largest profit is still made from pilgrims travelling to the holiest of cities.