Midrun

Midrun is one of the continents on Arth, and the southwestern most part of the Old World. It is home to some of the most ancient cultures and peoples, second to Anachoria, and is the homeland of Makannah.
== Geography ==
Being close to the Augustine Line, as well as being part of the southern hemisphere, Midrun is majority a hot and dry region, with very little lush vegetative areas and most of its vegetation existing near oases and large rivers and lakes which flow throughout the region. Its biomes are majority desert with some pockets of land being tropical savannahs. Most plant dense biomes of are sclerophyll biomes and xeric shrublands, with very little large tree species, besides palm trees and heat resistant trees.
== History ==
Midrun, known in the past as Het-Miu, Khania, and Mahjanyr, is a continent with an extensive history. Elsef settlers first came to the continent after various cultural exoduses and religious groups splitting away after the rising of the Solas religion which resulted in the War for Ascendancy. Following the tongue of Saint Varothelmez, many Jetsef settled in the northern and eastern regions of Midrun, as the eastern region was able to accommodate the Elsef sensitivities, especially against the sun, with it's more tropical parts. The western region was dominated by human natives to the region, and the two races lived relatively in peace, alongside the apparent first race of sevs, the Mahtseves. 
As the Elsevs were sensitive to the sun, lunar worship dominated their culture, especially in the harsh environment of the desert with the sun. In response to their cultural perspective of the sun alongside the rising culture of Solas religion, the Elsefs developed a sort of "opposite" religion/religious practices to Solas where the lunar god Tsuruname (known in Solas as Tamand), now named as Aurzur, was viewed as the true and benevolent and present deity, while the sun was an unfeeling force, denying the sun it's godly status as a response to the persecution of their people in mythological origin by the solar deity Amanareth. This lunar worship spread to the human settlements as the two cultures intermixed, and more temples dedicated to Aurzur, as well as human interpretations of the lunar deity began to spread up, the large timespan of sudden grown being known as the High Alqar Period of United Worship, or just the High Alqar Period. 
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