Regia'iyla

== Overview ==
Regia'iyla (also known as Solos-Pala) was a tropical island of the Jia Archipelago, located in the Kingdom of C'thardjia. Surrounded by the Palan Sea, the island boasted warm, shallow waters and a dense tropical tree covering with pale beaches stretching for great lengths of the coast, particularly in its south and east. The island was inhabited impermanently by - and most notable for - Tr'clan in their estate on the island. The Solsoo people were the other inhabitants, being found predominantly in the town of Solos'i, and in small settlements in coastal regions around the island. The island had a troubled history, and by 301 AG, was known for its stark poverty and squalor. 
== History ==
=== Incorporated into C'thardjia ===
=== The Regias Arrive ===
=== Beyond the Grenthyx Dynasty ===
When the Grenthyx Dynasty fell in 202 AG, the island's prosperity, being founded on secure trade, was brought into disrepute. Piracy became increasingly common in the years proceeding the dissolution of the secure trade routes the Solsoo people once enjoyed, with their standards of living reducing drastically, refusing to call the island 'Regia-iyla'. Some smaller settlements became entirely abandoned by 220 AG, and by 250 AG, most of the unfortunate islanders fought for their lives in the cramped, diseased town of Solos'i, becoming a last refuge. As a result, the Solsoo people became increasingly bitter towards Tr'clan, who all but ignored their strife and hardships within the confides of their luxurious estate. Prominent scholar, Irisi Sura came from Solos'i, and forged much of her path in the Scholars' Collective and infamous Consortium of the Nine in order to expose what she saw as the failings of Tr'clan and champion the importance of the Grenthyx Dynasty. Irisi, though no longer permanently living on the island, visited frequently in her life to speak with its residents, and was seen to be a hero to the islanders. By 301 AG, the island remained largely destitute, though the rest of the Continent was becoming increasingly aware of their, and the other islands in the Jia Archipelago's dire situation after the fall of the Dynasty yielded insecure trade flows. Category:Locations
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