Yaltuan's Villa

In 119 CC, in the last years of the Suadan Empire, Yaltuan ascended the throne. Of his reign, little is known, except that he spent most of his time away from Suada. He expanded one of his villas tenfold, filling it with    artwork from the Imperial collection. Many historians have fantasized about the exact contents of Yaltuan's personal collection. According to legend, Yaltuan predicted the Nomad invasion and the fall of Suada. He had all records of the villa destroyed, and ordered all his priests and wizards to somehow bring about a spell that would hide the villa from the world. But it was no easy task, and Yaltuan grew desperate. In the end, he prayed for help himself. One god responded. That deity would perform the spell, if Yaltuan made a personal sacrifice. The legend does not tell us what the sacrifice was, but it was enough to hide the villa for a years doublen tenfold, that is a thousand and twentyfour years. If the legend is true, the villa should be visible again in 1145 CC or thereabout. The villa would hold many masterpieces of art, presumably well preserved, a treasure worthy a king, if not an emperor. Perhaps the legend exaggerates the extent of the villa, since two years is not that long a time for building. Even so, the year 1145 CC could be a very good year for some lucky treasure-hunter.
Map location unknown, probably V-ne .