Gormonia

Gormonia is a spiritual land in the north of Deshiya.
*It's indigenous name is Khmorin
*It is known as Garmhūchā to the Tsiamū
==Towns and Cities==
Ganamyr- Ganamyr, Ghan-Mulhar to the Khomi, is the capital of Gormonia. The old town is built within the ancient stone walls of the Yellow-Citadel, the original fortress and temple complex atop the cliffs and rocks. The king rules from the Yellow-Citadel. The newer city is built around and upon Lake Kyang, Hundreds of wooden houses and buildings are built on stilts and piers within the lake, and thousands of boats ply their way through the canals between the buildings. There are reputedly over 200 bridges in the town. The lake town is known as Myawar. Only the wealthiest and most-influential people can afford to live within the walls of the Yellow Citadel. 
Thamakea- Known as Tangmak to the locals. The city is built around the huge roots of the giant Daemashan tree. It was once the busiest port in Gormonia, though most ships now arrive at Great Samakan.
Great Samakan- Also known as Dae-Serimakham. This coastal city was once a small  trading port, surrounding the famous Temple of Anarkasuu, the God of Protection. During the Chaos Wars, Anarkasuu materialised, slaying the demons, and protecting the village. The gigantic god stands there still, a mile-high sentinel watching over the town with his large eye. Should any threaten the town, or the land itself, Anarkasuu will vanquish the intruder.
A great temple has been built, known as Waat-Anrak, or simply Anrak, dedicated to the worship and appeasement of the God. Anrak is a site of pilgrimage for most Khomi.
Great Samakan is now the principle port in Gormonia, and all official foreign trade is supposed to arrive here. A large fortress has been built, and the small Khomi navy is based here.
Priah- Priah, the holy city, is sometimes known as Fakhar or Paghar, after the famous university which has been here for millenia. Priah was once the capital of a petty-kingdom, until it was conquered by the Khomi. It became the centre of learning and priesthood, and is still the cultural capital of Gormonia. Before the Khomi conquest, the kings of Priah built over 5,000 religious monuments, including shrines, stupa temples and monasteries, in the plains surrounding the city. When the Khomi conquered the Briagh (as the people of Priah were known), they continued the tradition, dedicating new temples to their own gods. Now there are over 8000 religious monuments. There are 3 universities and countless monasteries, and Priah attracts hundreds of students from Shandara, Tamar, Tsiami, and as far away as Atlantea and Ardadain.
Category:Deshiya
Category:Lands
Category:Gormonia