Baizjillalldëng

Baizjillalldëng; Irish: Baile Fuála, is a Township and port-area; directly west of the Imperial Palace that sits in Greater Liyvazun, and which runs alongside the Bailiyva River. It is one of the smallest but most historically important Townships in Easway and is known for its trading and textile industry. 
== Etymology ==
Baizjillalldëng is an old name in Easwegian and roughly translates to "Grand Shawls and Fabrics", owing to its most known industry. The town and people are often referred to as Baizji.
== History ==
In the mythology of the Easwegian Commonwealth, Baizjillalldëng was a rich port Township known for its trading of shawls and other quality fabrics. During the war between the Commonwealth and Norwegian-Swedish forces in the early 18th century which saw Norwegian settlers conquer the Easwegians in the battle at Realmsedge and storm into the Imperial capitol, Baizjillalldëng was the last township to fall. The remaining Easwegian forces, which included the then Grand Exchequer (Zerrich) were able to hold off the Norwegian forces using the Bailiyva River as a defence and a fort that was inside the Township. The Exchequer, some of his forces, lots of treasure, and a captured Chieftain who was reported to have sold out strategic areas of importance to a Swedish noble escaped on a boat, as the Norwegian forces led by Thomas Fasting were looking for no mercy. Most Easwegians fled to Ireland, then part of the United Kingdom as the administration was sympathetic due to Thomas Fasting serving in the Gunboat War. All Easwegians were banned from the Island until 1920 when the Svalbard Treaty was signed allowing Easwegians to return. Most of the new generation returned from Ireland in the 1920s and 30s and so the Township of Baizjillalldëng has important Irish roots to this day.