Dungar

Dungar was a small town in Lapaliiya in southwest Faerûn in the mid–14 century DR.
==Geography==
The town stood among rolling hills on the trade route between the coastal cities of Lapaliiya and the Talath Pass to Halruaa. Roads linked to Mierskar, Ithmong, Uzurr, and Lapalgard.
==Government & Religion==
Around 1373 DR, the town was ruled by members of a local family who claimed descent from the famous bandit lord Felingar.
The civic deity of Dungar was Chauntea.
==Economy==
It was a farming town focused on growing olives and producing wine, with many olive groves and vineyards surrounding the community.
==Population==
It had a population of 931 people, most of them farmers.
==Legends==
Felingar's crypt was buried somewhere under the hills around Dungar. It was said to hide Felingar's stolen fortune, namely the dowry of a chansreena (princess) of Ormpur.
==Appendix==
===References===
FR:Dungar
Category:Small towns
Category:Towns
Category:Settlements
Category:Human locations
Category:Locations in Lapaliiya
Category:Locations in Southwest Faerûn
Category:Locations in Faerûn
Category:Locations on Toril
Category:Exports olives
Category:Exports wine