Mount Or-Ghash

Mount Or-Ghash was a peak in the northern Chigidi Mountains in the Plain of Horses region of northwestern Kara-Tur. Its western slope was a holy place to local lamas and the body of Or-Ghash Gol, who was considered to be the greatest high lama to have ever lived in the area, was interred nearby.
==Description==
As a memorial to Or-Ghash Gol, one hundred caskets were placed along the pass to the mountain, approximately apart. Only one casket held Gol's remains, but which it was was a secret known only to the high lamas dwelling on Mount Or-Ghash.
==Activities==
The mountain was visited often by lamas and pilgrims. It was expected that pilgrims make an offering such as a scarf (khtagh in Chuchian) on top of every casket. Strangely, each spring, the high lamas placed a new set of clothes in the true casket of Or-Ghash Gol, and each autumn they took them out again, finding them used, dirtied, and torn.
==Inhabitants==
The high lama of Mount Or-Ghash was Torgoja P'a, who served for ten years as of .
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===References===
Category:Locations in the Chigidi Mountains
Category:Locations in the Plain of Horses
Category:Locations in the Hordelands
Category:Locations in Kara-Tur
Category:Locations on Toril
Category:Locations