Kren Peninsula

The Kren Peninsula, also called the Krennish Peninsula or (more rarely) Krenland, is a large and mostly mountainous peninsula extending over three hundred miles out from the southeastern corner of Tythium, separating the Shreenwater to its north from the Emerald Ocean to its south.
The neck of the peninsula has a spine of mountain peaks that are essentially the most southeasterly arm of the Tythian massif; they start out high and snow-capped in the west, getting progressively lower as the peninsula narrows to the east. At its narrowest point, the peninsula shrinks to an isthmus only twelve miles across, before widening back out to a substantial foreland that measures roughly one hundred miles north to south and slightly wider east to west. It is actually this foreland, not the whole peninsula, that is more often called “Krenland”. Mountainous terrain also covers most of the Kren peninsula’s foreland, though it is less high and jagged than the spur of Tythian ranges that extend along its neck.
The Kren Peninsula’s name comes from the Krennish people; it is said to be their ancestral homeland and certainly the area’s population is mostly Krennish. However, scholars cannot say with certainty whether the Krennish culture truly developed here before they took to the seas and spread out to other areas, or whether the peninsula was settled by Krens migrating from elsewhere in ancient times.