The Chorenese

The Chorenese is a common term for the countries in Eastern Magnia, namely Osmany, Arana, Mersin, and Anatoly, extending inland from the western coast of the Pagan Sea to the Kotlov Mountains, only connected to the rest of Magnia through a narrow gorge, called the Telician Gates. It derives its name from the Sultanate of Chorene, which ruled the region from the 12th century and until the Dissolution War of 1428.
The land is geographically divided into five regions; the Magnian Horn, Rugged Chorene, Flatlands, Geyik, and the Headlands. The climate of the Chorenese vary significantly from the north to the south. In the south, summers are hot while winters are mild, and the soil is especially fertile, perfect for growing olives, grapes, peaches, and plumes. The north has snowy winters and lots of rainfall during autumn and spring. 
== Culture ==
The Chorenese are predominately Ruhun. They differ both culturally and ethnically from other Magnian ethnical groups due to historical mass migrations of Skahazadani and the region's relative isolation from the rest of the continent. After the death of Elyria Yazi and the Coup on Orak, they have grown incredibly mistrustful, even hateful of foreigners. 
According to myth, they trace their ancestry from a legendary warrior queen, believed to be Neudessa of Hedjaz, who led her people to settle here on her fleet of ships.