Hauzedi

Hauzedi, capital of the Sultanate of Hauza, is one of the larger cities in the Kaspari Empire. It is very old, predating the empire itself by a few hundred years. The city is filled with mosques, bazaars, and a famous horse market where true connoisseurs of equine perfection gather once a year for a huge sale and festival. It also boasts one of the few stadiums in the empire, hosting numerous horse races and wrestling tournaments. One of the highlights of the annual festival is a national wrestling match usually attended by the Sultan of Hauza and the Caliph himself.
Because of its placement on the open plains, Hauzedi remains a walled city, extremely well-guarded and protected. The surrounding farmland produces rich harvests, and the city's market is one of the best in the empire. A vendor or merchant who can strike a good bargain in the marketplaces of Hauzedi is a fearsome haggler indeed. Hauzedi also boasts some of the finest coffeehouses in the empire - better, some say, than in Qadat.
Category:Locations in the Kaspari Empire
Category:Locations
Category:Locations in Hauza
Category:Settlements
Category:Settlements in the Kaspari Empire
Category:Small Cities